In which capital city would you find the Marley Museum?

The Marley Museum is located in Kingston, Jamaica.

The Bob Marley Museum occupies 56 Hope Road in Kingston, the former home of reggae musician Bob Marley. Marley lived and worked at the property, which also became closely associated with Tuff Gong, the record label founded by members of The Wailers in 1970. After his death, the house was preserved and opened as a museum celebrating his music, life, and influence.

Visitors can see rooms connected with Marley's daily life, recording work, photographs, memorabilia, and exhibits about reggae's development. The site also commemorates the violence surrounding Marley: a failed assassination attempt took place at the Hope Road property in 1976, shortly before the Smile Jamaica concert.

Kingston is Jamaica's capital and its cultural heart, making it a fitting home for the museum. A frequent mix-up is Montego Bay, another famous Jamaican tourist destination, or Nine Mile, where Marley was born and buried. Nine Mile is important to his story, but the museum itself is in Kingston.