History museums in Jamaica

Rose Hall is a historic house museum located in Montego Bay, Jamaica. This Jamaican Georgian plantation house offers a panoramic view of the coast, providing visitors with a unique perspective of the island's natural beauty. The museum is housed in what is considered one of the country's most impressive plantation great houses, offering a glimpse into Jamaica's rich history.

Unique heritage site holding astonishing number of Jamaican, Caribbean, English and French antiques. Join the tour if interested.

The Bob Marley Museum, also known as Island House, is located in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica. This 19th-century colonial-style home was the primary residence of international reggae legend Bob Marley from 1970 until his death in 1981. The house also served as the recording studio for the Tuff Gong music label, which Marley and his band, The Wailers, founded.

Georgian-style mansion built by once powerful plantation-owners now has its impressive collection of antiques open to the public.

Museum and mausoleum holding the body of the pioneer reggae musician. Lots of interesting memorabilia on site.

No one interested in the moving history of Jamaica should miss out this museum preserving the troubled slavery past.