John Knox House Museum

"The labyrinthine interior has some beautiful painted-timber ceilings and an interesting display on Knox's life and work." Full review

"At home with Scotland's influential 16th century Calvinist firebrand." Full review

"Mementos of his life are on view inside, and the distinctive dwelling gives you a glimpse of what Old Town life was like in the 16th century."

"This interesting 15C hotel may have belonged to John Knox the founder of the Presbyterian religion and reflects the religion throughout: it has an interesting painted ceiling (1600) in the main room on the second floor." Full review

"A beautifully maintained museum that showcases the house and those who lived here, with special attention paid to the Scottish Reformation. " Full review

"This charming old building's loose connection with the Scottish Reformer is what saved it from demolition after it split apart. " Full review

"Arguably the most picturesque dwelling house in Edinburgh's Old Town. It's characteristic of the "lands" that used to flank the Royal Mile, and the interior is noteworthy for the painted ceiling." Full review