St.Helier

The busy town and most populous parish, the island’s capital and main shopping centre. Many streets still carry old French titles and many shop fronts still boast the names of their island founders. The Parish Church is worth a visit with its mix of architectural styles. The Island's parliament one of the oldest assemblies in the Commonwealth sits in the States Chamber in the Royal Square. Visit the Central Market, which opened in 1882.

Shopping and travel Jersey

A main bus route (route 3) operates a regular service into the main town of St Helier for shopping and entertainments.

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Tax Free



Electronic equipment and jewellery are generally about 15% cheaper than the rest of Europe. However, be aware than some shops in St. Helier charge 'transport' costs (Marks & Spencer do this on food).Also certain items like men and women's clothing are often more expensive than in the UK.