One island, so many stories. 🏰 Alderney's unique position between the Normandy coast and England has shaped its history, from ancient sites to WWII fortifications. Get a free 3-day history guide to discovering Alderney’s past and plan your next adventure. | Visit Alderney

A visit to Alderney surrounds you in the islands history over the eras. #alderney #alderneyisland #channelislands #visitalderney #historyinthemaking #historicbuildings #historicsite #historicrestoration #discover #historical #travel | Visit Alderney

During the Second World War, German forces transformed the island of Alderney into a concrete fortress. But when the war ended, they dumped much of their equipment into a local, 25 metre-deep quarry. Dan had the chance to explore the quarry's murky depths, discovering an incredible haul of wartime archaeology. Head to History TV to watch Secrets of Hitler's Island Fortress: 🎥 https://historyhit1.vhx.tv/videos/secrets-of-hitler-s-island-fortress | History Hit

In June 1940, nine months after World War Two had broken out in Europe, the majority of Alderney's 1,600 residents were evacuated. Over the next five years, it became one of the most fortified islands in the world. Watch Alderney: The War Years 👉historyhit.com/alderney | History Hit