Since opening in 1853, this museum has been one of the biggest tourist destinations in Edinburgh. It is devoted to the Protestant reformer John Knox, who was long thought to have lived here. Although it’s now known that Knox was only here for a short period before his death, it is still a great place to learn about the Scottish Reformation and get a feel for what life was like in 16th century Scotland.
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Edinburgh & Lothian
Edinburgh & Lothian
Edinburgh & Lothian
Edinburgh & Lothian
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