John Knox House in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

About

John Knox House stands as a captivating journey through time in Edinburgh, boasting the title of the city's oldest medieval house. This historical gem invites visitors to explore the intriguing stories of John Knox and the Scottish Reformation, all while under a beautifully painted wooden ceiling that adds a touch of elegance to the past. With a solid Google rating of 4.3, it offers an engaging experience suitable for children and adults alike. The friendly staff enrich the visit, guiding you through interactive and interesting exhibits with genuine enthusiasm. Convenient parking options, including on-street and garage choices, make a visit easy. Opt for a self-guided tour to delve into the details at your own pace, using a provided book to uncover secrets of this storied residence. Don't miss the delightful bookshop, a treasure trove for history buffs and casual readers.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, On-street parking, Garage parking, Paid parking

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Museum of Childhood

Bus stop 57 m walk

North Bridge (Stop NC)

Bus stop 304 m walk

Chambers Street

Bus stop 349 m walk

Edinburgh St Andrew's House

Bus stop 374 m walk

Regent Terrace

Bus stop 452 m walk

South Bridge

Bus stop 226 m walk

4.3

based on 514 reviews

Google

4.3/5 442 reviews

Facebook

4.2/5 72 reviews

Christy Broyles

This is a museum about Protestant reformer John Knox and also the man who owned this house that Knox may have lived in. We enjoyed the displays about Knox and the reformation.