The museum, opened in 2019, is situated in a traditional Zanzibari building, adding cultural authenticity to the experience. Visitors can explore Mercury’s early years in Zanzibar and India, gaining insight into how his unique background shaped his musical creativity. The museum also highlights his evolution with Queen, documenting major moments such as the creation of iconic songs like “Bohemian Rhapsody” and his unforgettable performances, including Live Aid.
A must-visit for Queen fans, the museum not only honors Mercury’s legacy but also highlights the diverse cultural heritage of Zanzibar. It serves as a point of pride for locals and as a reminder of Mercury’s lasting impact on the music world.