Bob Marley Mausoleum | 9 Mile Reggae Land
About This Museum
People don't just come to Nine Mile to see a museum; they make the pilgrimage to feel closer to the spirit of Bob Marley. The journey itself, winding through the lush Jamaican hills, is part of the experience, building anticipation until you arrive at the simple, peaceful property where he was born and now rests. You can stand in the tiny childhood home, see his simple single bed, and even touch the 'rock pillow' he sang about. It’s a profoundly personal and surprisingly intimate visit that connects you to the roots of a global icon.
Collection Highlights
The main draws are Bob's modest childhood home and the adjacent mausoleum, his final resting place. Personal items are on display, but the most powerful exhibits are the places themselves—the stone he used as a pillow and the spot where he first learned to play guitar.
Visitor Information
It's a bit of a trek up into the mountains, so be ready for a winding road. Local guides, often from the community, share incredible stories passed down through families, which really makes the history come alive.
Architecture & Building
It's not a grand building at all; think of a small, rustic chapel and simple wooden structures that blend naturally into the rural hillside, feeling more like a humble family homestead than a formal monument.
Contact & Location
Address: Nine Mile, Saint Ann, Middlesex County, Jamaica
Phone: +1 305-665-5379
Website: Visit Website
