The National Museum of Jamaica is located in Kingston, Jamaica, and serves as the country's premier institution for preserving and showcasing its rich cultural heritage. Established in 1966, the museum houses a diverse collection of artifacts, including indigenous Taino pottery, colonial-era items, and works by notable Jamaican artists. Visitors can explore various exhibitions that highlight Jamaica's history, art, and natural environment. The museum also features the National Gallery of Jamaica, which focuses on visual arts, and offers educational programs to engage the public in understanding Jamaica's cultural legacy.