John Knox House

The John Knox House, a medieval structure on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, stands as one of the city’s oldest buildings. Thought to have been home to John Knox, a key figure in the Reformation, during the 16th century, the house also has connections to James Mossman, the goldsmith to Mary, Queen of Scots. Today, visitors can explore the building through guided tours that delve into the lives of these historical figures and the house’s rich past. The tours offer a glimpse into the architectural and historical significance of this well-preserved site.