This is where Marley lived and recorded from 1975 until his death in 1981. The hour-long tour of this creaky wooden house provides an intimate insight into his life, with much of the house left as it was, from his simple bedroom and favorite denim shirt to the kitchen where he used to cook. Look out for the replica of Marley’s original record shop, Wail’n Soul’m, the Order of Merit presented to him by the Jamaican government and the bullet holes at the rear of the house from a failed assassination attempt.
Don’t miss the 20-minute film in the recording-studio-turned-exhibition-hall out back. Those with a serious passion for music may opt for a joint ticket that includes a tour of the legendary Tuff Gong studios, still owned by the Marley family.
