Peter Tosh Museum (Kingston)
U.S. Dollar138.47 per person
Peter Tosh Museum is a museum that is dedicated to Peter Tosh, one of the founding members of the legendary reggae band The Wailers. The museum is located in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica and the birthplace of reggae music.
The museum displays memorabilia, artifacts, photos, videos, and music that showcase the life and legacy of Peter Tosh. The museum also hosts events, concerts, and exhibitions that celebrate the culture and influence of reggae music.
Peter Tosh Museum is an inspiring and informative place to learn about Peter Tosh, reggae music, and Jamaican history.
6 hrs
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Destination
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Dress Code
Wear smart and casual clothes and shoes that are suitable for walking on paved floors.
Tour Location
Peter Tosh Museum is located about 5 km (3.1 miles) from the center of Kingston, a vibrant city that has many attractions, shops, restaurants, and nightlife options. You can get there by car or taxi along the Trafalgar Road that runs through the city. The road is smooth and straight, but can be busy and noisy at times. The museum is situated inside the Pulse Centre Complex that has a sign and a gate that welcome you to the entrance.