Walk through the former home of reggae legend Bob Marley and discover the life, music, and legacy of one of Jamaica’s most influential cultural icons.

Discover the city that helped give birth to some of Jamaica’s most influential sounds. Travel through areas connected to Kingston’s musical history while learning about the evolution of Jamaican music—from ska and reggae to sound-system culture and dancehall—and how Kingston’s music continues to influence global culture.

Visit the historic home of Jamaica’s first Black millionaire, explore the grounds and shops, and enjoy the opportunity to try the famous Devon House ice cream and restaurants for lunch.

Visit one of Kingston’s most recognizable landmarks and see the iconic Redemption Song monument, celebrating freedom, resilience, and Jamaica’s history.

Visit National Heroes Park, one of Kingston’s most important historic landmarks and a tribute to the people who helped shape Jamaica’s journey to freedom and independence. See monuments honoring Jamaica’s National Heroes, including Marcus Garvey, Nanny of the Maroons, Samuel Sharpe, and Paul Bogle, while learning about their contributions to Jamaica’s history, resistance, and national identity. The park also holds a special place in Jamaica’s music history as the site of Bob Marley’s legendary 1976 Smile Jamaica concert, connecting the country’s story of freedom with its globally influential music and culture.