Bob Marley Museum
U.S. Dollar230 per person
If you are a fan of reggae music, you cannot miss the opportunity to visit the Bob Marley Museum, a tribute to the legendary Jamaican singer and songwriter who inspired millions of people around the world with his message of peace, love, and unity.
The Bob Marley Museum is located at his former home and recording studio, where you can see his personal belongings, awards, memorabilia, and photos that showcase his life and career.
You can also watch a documentary film that features his live performances and interviews, and listen to his iconic songs in the state-of-the-art theatre. The Bob Marley Museum is more than just a museum, it is a journey into the heart and soul of one of music’s largest icons.
10-12 hrs
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Dress Code
Wear comfortable and casual clothing and shoes that can handle the heat and humidity when visiting the Bob Marley Museum. The weather in Kingston is usually warm and sunny, so you may want to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. You may also want to dress modestly and respectfully, as the Bob Marley Museum is a national monument and a sacred site for many Jamaicans. -
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From Our Gallery
The Bob Marley Museum: A Look Into The Life Of One Of Music’s Largest Icons
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Day 1: Departure
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Day 2: Adventure Beggins
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Day 8: Historical Tour
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Day 10: Historical Tour
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Day 15: Return
Tour Location
The Bob Marley Museum is located in the capital city of Kingston, in the parish of St. Andrew. It is about 20 kilometers (12 miles) or 30 minutes by car from the Norman Manley International Airport1. You can take a taxi, a bus, or a private car to get there. The road is wide and paved, but it can get busy and congested during peak hours. Along the way, you will see the vibrant and diverse culture of Kingston, with its shops, markets, churches, and historical buildings. You will also pass by landmarks such as the National Heroes Park, the Emancipation Park, and the Devon House.