The Zanzibar Freddie Mercury Museum in Stone Town has become a fixed stop on the island's cultural tourism circuit, in a heritage economy.
ZANZIBAR · CULTURE
Key Facts
—The place: The museum occupies part of a Stone Town building the Bulsara family lived in. The museum itself calls it the family home, not the birthplace.
—The date: He was born in Zanzibar in 1946, to Parsi parents from western India who worked in the colonial administration.
—The departure: The family left for England in 1964, during the Zanzibar revolution.
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