The Bob Marley Museum is located in Kingston, Jamaica, dedicated to commemorating the founder of “reggae” music, Bob Marley. Reggae music is one of the early popular music genres in Jamaica, blending the lyrical style of American rhythm blues with the passion of Latin music, and it also gave rise to the well-known reggae dance. The Bob Marley Museum is housed in a 19th-century building, which was Bob Marley’s residence during his lifetime. The two-story wooden house has been converted into a museum open to the public. Inside the Bob Marley Museum, visitors can find Bob Marley’s early recording studio, beloved furniture, and watch his videos, making it a must-visit place for reggae music fans. The museum features a meticulously decorated small theater with 80 seats, an art gallery, and a gift shop selling Bob Marley memorabilia such as t-shirts, posters, and CDs, all treasures of the museum. Outside the museum, on the grounds, visitors can see statues of Bob Marley playing the guitar and pointing to the sky with deep emotion and complete immersion in his music. The Bob Marley Museum is open to visitors from Monday to Saturday, welcoming foreign friends at any time.