Historical Insights at John Knox House Museum

Did you know that John Knox, a key figure in Scotland's Protestant Reformation, lived here from 1561 to 1572? This 15th-century house is a centerpiece of Scotland's cultural heritage.

The museum, founded in 1972, features ornate architecture and a labyrinthine interior. It highlights John Knox's influence and significant historical events in Scotland. Visitors explore exhibits detailing the Reformation and the unique architectural elements, including painted-timber ceilings.

Must-See Features

🏰 Explore the oldest surviving tenement in Edinburgh.

🔍 Learn about the tricks and traps designed to deceive intruders.

🎨 Discover beautiful painted ceilings in The Oak Room.

Accessible to all, the museum is great for tourists, families, and historians alike. Admission is reasonably priced, ensuring everyone can connect with Scotland's rich heritage.