Здания и сооружения Эдинбурга
- John Knox House, popularly known as John Knox's House, is a historic house in Edinburgh, Scotland, reputed to have been owned and lived in by Protestant reformer...
- John Knox House on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile is one of the city’s best-loved visitor attractions. It’s also one of the oldest.
- And if you pay £7 pp you get to see the John Knox House Tour, a must for any history lover. The things you get to are are just incredible.
- Several tourist attractions in Edinburgh mention John Knox, but none explains his story quite as well as the John Knox House in the middle of The Royal Mile.
- Amongst its cobbled streets and towering spires, you’ll find a gem that takes you back in time – The John Knox House.
- John Knox House dates back to 1470, making it together with the next attached Moubray House the oldest, original medieval building surviving on the Royal Mile.
- On the second floor of the house, you see a wood-paneled apartment that is preserved in the state that John Knox would have known.
- In the 1840s, the building attached to John Knox House suddenly split away, allegedly revealing its residents eating breakfast at their table.
- Discover everything you need to know about John Knox House, Edinburgh including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- John Knox House dates back to 1470, which makes it and Moubray House attached, the oldest, original medieval building surviving on the Royal Mile.
John Knox House
Дом в Эдинбурге
Краткая информация
Исторический дом в Эдинбурге, Шотландия, предположительно принадлежавший протестантскому реформатору Джону Ноксу и в котором он жил в 16 веке. Хотя его имя стало ассоциироваться с этим домом, он, по-видимому, жил в Уорристон-Клоуз, где мемориальная доска указывает приблизительное место его фактического проживания.
Факты
- Дата постройки:1490 год