I would definitely recommend checking this place out. Its very informative. A few friends and I decided to take a road trip to Savannah . This came up on several sites of recommendations for things to do. We were pleased with our choice. My favorite part was learning about the mobsters & the clapper ladies.

Pretty decent place to go. Definitely enjoyed the bar that was in the museum. I feel it would have been better at the beginning so on the way out, guests could stop and get a second drink. We did enjoy the drinks, excellent for the theme. I plan to bring my wife for the drink mixing classes.

Very informative and even during COVID they try to be as interactive as possible. Walking around learning about the prohibition, speak easys, gangsters, and even how Nascar was born was a fun day. Towards the end of the tour there is a beautiful little bar but I didnt like any of the specialty drinks offered. Thankfully the bartender was more than happy to make me a simple cocktail that I enjoyed very much.Short and could have been a little better if there were employees scattered throughout the museum answering questions.Other than that a fun time

Museums typically are not what my family is interested in. With that said, the Prohibition museum was a great time!Not that many people were there so we could make our way through the museum at our own pace.For work, my family is in pharmacy and it was interesting to read the impact of prohibition had on many of our large pharmacy chains today. I think this is probably why we enjoyed the experience more so. We could tie the history to our current times.

I was hesitant to go due to the lack of information on this place. So I decided to just go for it and I was pleasantly surprised. It cost me $30 for two people which is a tad spendy but its worth the cost. There is tons of super neat info about the prohibition era. I really enjoyed the info that was specifically Savannah and how prohibition affected the town at that time. The museum is also much bigger than youd think. You could spend a few good hours in there just reading about everything. The staff is super friendly and interact with guests wearing period appropriate clothing. I enjoyed the time I spent in the Prohibition Museum and I think anyone else would too.

This was a lot of fun. Lots of picture ops through the place. Great history the server at the bar was super friendly too

Quite fascinating. They have a LOT of history, laid out in an easy and fascinating walk through their property. Definitely worth a visit.

Expected a tourist trap and found a well designed, thought out and pretty educational experience about the Prohibition Era. Lots of relics from the era, videos, items to read and a staff that is there to educate and entertain. Oh? And there is a bar mid-way through that serves some nice cocktails.

You like to learn information about the old prohibition days this is the museum for you that has a lot of information and a lot of did cool cars and artifacts.

Fun experience. You can get prohibition era drinks. Fun for kids too.

Such a fun and well done little museum! We loved all the artifacts and wax figures. There was just enough information to keep it engaging. We were disappointed that the bar is closed on Sundays (thanks to the lasting effects of prohibition, ironically), but even without that part it was a lot of fun and informational!Keep in mind if you do the Old Town Trolley you can purchase the tickets for this museum for less than at the door!

I loved this place! The characters were great and everyone seemed to enjoy their jobs. The staff was knowledgable and could answer every random question in detail. The authentic pieces are a great touch. Highly recommend visiting here when in Savannah.

Great museum! Super clean. They are definitely following the social distancing guidelines... even while we were touring an employee passed by disinfecting the hand rails,etc.Very well kept, easy to follow along.A must in Savannah!

Before visiting the American Prohibition Museum, I knew very little about this time in history. The museum has so much information, it took twice as long to go through and enjoyed every minute. Perfect for adults who enjoy learning about American history.

Good little museum! Great wax figures! Lots of reading to do, but very informative! My favorite part was the kids gettin the hooch outta the gutters when they were dumping the whiskey out... so that they could take it back to their parents! Now theres quite the chore for the day! ;-) Well done APM... well done!

Each room provides perspective into the movement. The wax figures are made from the wax museum in St. Augustine. A different tour guide is in each room to narrate, your two story walk through, an elevator is there for handicapped and lazy people. I do not recommend Savannah to people with bad balance, the whole town is dangerous on the ankles and other body parts. A roaring twenties bar, waited at the end of the tour. The drinks were fascinating and tasty.

Amazing place to visit. Lots of information. Was quiet at our time of visit.

Very interesting place. It is self-guided. The speak-easy was a great touch. Can actually get mocktails or cocktails. Recommend buying with the Trolley ticket if you are doing both as you will save some money

Awesome experience and well worth the cost!

You need to go. We had friends who said they dont drink. I told them this is part of your history. It is awesome.

This museum was so much better than I had ever expected.The self guided tour of the beautifully crafted displays was so interesting. Full sized tableaus using period autos, multimedia elements, and newspapers and other items from that time period were all presented seamlessly.The speakeasy wit prohibition era cocktails was a lot of fun.Dont hesitate. I expected schlock but its a first class operation.

Fun informational tour about the history of the 18th amendment. Takes 30-45 minutes to walk through. You end up in a Speak Easy, Congress Street Up. They serve excellent cocktails and its a great way to finish the tour. I had a Brown Derby and it was excellent. You can come back during bar hours in the evening or schedule a cocktail class here as well.

The museum is really well done and interesting. Definitely buy the drink ticket for the little speakeasy on the tour! I plan on doing their cocktail class on my next visit.

I Love touring the museum.WHEN VISTING SAVANAHA ITS INTERESTING AN SO MUCH HISTORY INSIDE LEATN SOMETHING NEW EVER TIME GO THRU.

This was okay but pricey for what you get. At $12 it would have been a five star experience for me, and maybe even at $15. I do like the app at they tell the story, so if price is not an issue then it can be informative and entertaining.

Great history lesson on the 18th Amendment. They have a speakeasy inside that you can pre purchase a beverage. Highly recommend.

The Prohibition Museum was in the heart of the City Market in Savannah, making it easy to find and convenient. The museum that sells is full of information that my husband and I didnt know before coming into the museum. They had many life-size dioramas of prohibition era historical events. one of these was depicting children, all who were life-size, with buckets made to look like they were collecting the liquor off the streets. Apparently when the prohibition started the police empty buckets of liquor into the streets and parents had their children go and collect the liquor as it ran towards the sewers. They also had life-size figures of some famous gangsters including Al Capone, and the museum attendant, who was dressed in period clothing, asked if my husband and I wanted to use the Tommy gun. if we wanted to we could shoot Al Capone, but he was so life-like that I couldnt bring myself to do it and only shot towards his kneecap. The gun didnt actually shoot anything but it was really heavy and a really cool experience. When we bought the tickets we went ahead and bought the drinks with the tickets, so at the end of the tour we could give a coupon to get a Prohibition era drink. I read a lot of reviews prior to this that talked about how strong the drinks were, but if youre a fan of some of them more classic drinks like an old fashioned or straight up gin martini as well as some other style drinks, then you will appreciate these drinks. They are really good! We had a blast. If you want to order additional drinks while youre there, you can do so at your own expense. after youre done you can go downstairs which leads to a gift shop and shop for some Prohibition souvenirs. Highly recommend visiting this museum!

A really great place if you like history. Also the air conditioning is perfect on a hot day. A plus is being able to enjoy a drink at the bar at the end of the tour!!!I highly recommend this place while in Savannah!

I am editing this, because I was aggravated when I wrote the last one. I apologize, I will bump it up to a 4 star. So if you are into the prohibition, then yes attend this museum.

It was Amaziiiiiinnnng!!! My daughter and I loved it!! The line was pretty long to enter but the crowd moved along relatively quick considering each tour was 55 minutes in length. With dual museum guides operating the wait was about 15 to 20 minutes per group to go inside and take the tour. The museum with chock full of information that was delivered in interesting and interesting and sometimes very interactive way. I reside here in Savannah and had no idea this museum even existed until my daughter/cub brought it to my attention for extra credit in a school assignment. Ill be heading back again sometime soon I can tell ya that! Maybe Ill catch a few details that I didnt see my initial pass through*grin*

Wow! Remarkably done from staff to historical information. An absolute delight. Knowledgeable staff, bartenders are friendly, funny and craft cocktails that will knock you down. Great day in Savannah.

Great place! Very educational. Staff was very friendly!

Very interesting. I would recommend going,!

Awesome museum. Did not disappoint. Its not a guided tour which we loved! We were able to walk at our own pace. Tons of information and really awesome how they put the whole thing together with wax people, artifacts, newspaper clippings, replicas and so so much more. There are a couple of actors in the museum that do explain a few things here and there. It took us a while to get through the museum and I doubt we even saw everything there was to see. There was one section that got a little congested with the amount of people, but we didnt mind. It gave us more time to read all of the info in that section. At the end of the tour, it opens into a speakeasy where you can order drinks at a bar. Then in the next room, theres a little informative video that lasts about five minutes or so about the era. After that, youre led into a gift shop with lots of cool keepsakes you can purchase. We had a blast. Definitely worth the money!

Really fun museum. I learned some new things I had not know about the time period.

Museum is very small. You can easily get through it in an hour. It tells the story of prohibition start to finish.I wouldnt put this at the top of your must see list, but if you have some time to kill its probably worth it. The cost for two adults was $29, including tax, a bit on the high side in my opinion.

Museum is awesome! Gives a great history of the Prohibition era. Even comes to life in some areas. The cocktail lounge at the end is a great touch as well. I had a great time here and highly recommend the Prohibition Museum as part of a visit to Savannah.

Great little musuem detailing the history and events of Prohibition. Stopped in to get a break from the weather and ended up being very surprised. Great detail and lots of info. Neat speakeasy at the end of the tour complete with drinks. This is a self guided tour, but there are several guides inside that have a wealth of knowledge.

Staff was super friendly! The museum itself was great. Every exhibit was well put together and fun. I would recommend this museum to anyone touring the city.

Really fun museum with an eclectic mix of memorabilia. Tour at your own pace. I would recommend two hours if possible. Drinks available at end of your tour. Gift shop is also available.

Great museum will a lot of things inside. Slightly pricey at $15 per adult without an alcohol drink or $28 per adult with 1 drink. Lots of interesting things to see and the tour guide inside was funny and knowledgeable. My wife (who normally doesn’t enjoy museums) and I enjoyed it more than we thought we would. Great experience. Definitely recommend.

Very welcoming and friendly staff. Its difficult during this time of social distancing and they did a great job. Very informative and creative displays. A little bit pricey, but what isnt in Savannah?

Loved it. If u love history a must.

A walk through a fascinating chapter of our countrys past. The Prohibition Museum was packed with interesting information, visuals, and audio. At one point, a guide addresses the entire group and gives everyone a little additional information. The whole thing ends at a speakeasy, which was very clever. We bought our ticket here as an addition to our trolley tour (reduced price if you do so), and it turned out to be a great decision

Very informative and interesting. The museum is laid out well. Highly recommend seeing it while visiting Savannah

This is a great museum. It has a lot of detail in its figures and such. For example, you can see the fake hair on the figures hand. The staff there was extremely nice. The bar has drinks for kids as well for adults.

The American Prohibition Museum is a must-experience attraction in Savannah.It is the only prohibition museum in the country, and the people who work there are actually really passionate about sharing their knowledge on the subject. It takes you through every aspect and stage of prohibition, as well as highlighting the stories of certain influential characters on both sides of the movement.(Also, I am honored to have the 1,000th review of this place. Probably my biggest accomplishing in life so far.) :-D

The animations, the settings and just the imparted information makes it worth while. And drinks at the speakeasy. A lil pricey, but what the heck.

We enjoyed this museum. Learned some little known facts about the unintended repercussions of prohibition. It takes about an hour or so to go through and is worth the price of admission.

I went with my friend and we bought the museum and drink package online. It was a self guided tour through it and was very entertaining! They had interactive recordings and amazingly detailed props. Once you enter the speakeasy you can get a drink if you want. The bartender was funny and if you needed help deciding what drink to get she was quick to ask what you normally drink and what may be good. I got the Mary Pickford and loved it! Im not sure how much the drinks are separate, but i don’t think they’re cheap!

Really an enjoyable experience!!! Make sure you get a cocktail recommend French 75 yummy!!! Bartender was awesome!!

I’m not a history person by any means. I typically just like the displays and such as my hubby (who is a history buff) reads everything! This place was different for me! I loved it and even learned a few things...And so did our 11 and 13yr old.Loved the SpeakEasy towards the end too!We paired this visit with our trolley tour for a great entry deal.

Came on a Sunday in COVID times. I could have spent more time in this museum but couldnt because of the number of people in there. I felt a little rushed so as to maintain the social distance rules... I will probably come back another time so I could read more of the articles and signs.

I had a blast here. Take a self guided tour with a little insight along the way from staff. Youll learn a lot plus get to stop midway through the tour and enjoy a classic cocktail. Dont be shy, the barkeep is always happy to answer questions and make sure you get a cocktail you love. Have fun.

A bit pricey for admission, but a great stop in downtown Savannah. Large gift shop in addition to the walk through exhibits and bar where you can get a drink most days.

Cool museum with a speak easy inside of it. The only museum Ive been to that has had a bar in it.

Great history lesson regarding Prohibition and life back in the 1930s & 40s! Wax figures were amazing and of course ALL of the antique vehicles were restored to perfection! On the way out there is a bar that offers speciality drinks! A FUN time was had by ALL!

Nice self guided tour, and you can opt to end with a drink.

Great museum with lots to learn about the prohibition.

If you are in Savannah this is definitely a place you want to check out. Filled with all kinds of antiques, relics, and history that opened our eyes up to a world of information we didnt know before visiting. Fun time!

Loved this little museum. Great information and kept us very intrigued.

Interesting place with lots of history to tell. Nicely curated. Drinks from the bar were ok.

Great self walking tour of the museum.Allow about 1.5hours to visit.

Very interesting piece of history. The model cars and wax figures were great. I loved all the artifacts.

A lot of fascinating information as well as original art, posters and artifacts teaching you about the prohibition in America. The staff did a great job at their theatrical performances and answered any questions we had. Stopping by the speakeasy for a drink was the real unique sell of the place. Tickets are about $14 and to add a drink onto your ticket is $8 extra, may as well do it while youre paying admission! I wish more museums served alcohol as part of their experience! Our drinks were delicious and strong. I highly recommend this place as unique part for your Savannah experience.

Very cool place to learn some history on prohibition life and times.

I had such an amazing experience at the prohibition museum. The exhibits provide a ton of detail in a fun, interactive tour and the staff goes above to enhance the experience.There’s even a speakeasy built into the tour!

Very enjoyable. We learned a lot and enjoyed learning it! We went through with our teenagers and they liked it as well. It did not take a long time to go through though there was also no rush if you wanted to linger. There is a lot to read, see and watch. Be prepared to laugh and cringe. We recommend visit.

After 11 years of living in Savannah and returning for a visit, I am glad that they are adding more interesting exhibits and museums, such as this one. Incredible, rare artifacts and antiquities. Even, the speakeasy was incredible with old relics and the feeling of going back into time. I would have enjoyed working as a tour guide in this exhibit. The clothes, history, and its appreciation. Next time, I would love to go to just the speakeasy, the drinks are fantastic, as our the names they are given.

Very cool, wax figures are done right and the interactive displays are well thought out!

This is an educational stop. The presentation was very informative and entertaining. I recommend those attending to grab a stool and drink. It is a very unique place. Tell them Gus sent you.

Interesting but I felt a little pricey for this type of venue.

We loved the history and the way it was all presented. It was a fun journey and the guides along the way are very knowledgeable and excited about the topic. The wax figures and scenes they have set up are very neat and educational without feeling cheesy which is refreshing. There was a bar about ⅔ of the way through, although I didnt get anything so I cant say much there.

This is a well put together museum with great exhibits. We all enjoyed the visit and learned lots. We added the museum passes into our hop on hop off bus tour and were happy we did. Some great photo opportunities with the kids :-)

Had a nice time. Would recommend.

Historical, well put together, fluid, and thought provoking. This place is so well put together, I was enamored with everything, the recreations were phenomenal, the legitimate pieces were authentic and the stories were consuming. An interesting part of America’s history that is portrayed without bias but thorough. A must see in Savannah, GA. I’d love to return again. The store was also very cool and has cute “take me home” Knick knacks that are great gifts or to keep for yourself!

I was really surprised by how much this museum in the middle of the streets of downtown Savannah has to offer! They do a really good job of explaining various far-reaching consequences of American Prohibition. Highly recommended!

I was so pleasantly surprised. What a well done museum. It takes a person through an era of our US history. I got a flavor a tone and the emotions that occurred that captures so much more of that era than most museums Ive been in.

Short self guided tour with the history of prohibition and how it effected the south. Great bar at the end of the tour. Loved the tribute to Nascars early southern humble beginnings. Well worth the time to visit

Very cool museum very friendly staff a lot to see a lot to learn also did I mention theres a bar . They serve up cool old time drinks bartender was fantastic.

Very good museum. Educational, can easily go through in an hour. A little light on artifacts and could use a little more information on some of the more important figures involved in that movement. Wax figures did little for me. Would be better if people had more information on Al Capone, etc.

The museum is great learned a lot but the people who actually work there need to be more nice and greet people. Cause they had a real attitude problem but dont let that stop u its a great little museum go u will enjoy it

An engaging and well done museum, enjoyed it more than I expected too!

This place is amazing if you want to social distance, since its self guided, you can easily manage who is around you.

Wandering by and it was super hot so we thought we’d duck into an a/c’d museum for a while, we made an awesome choice! Super interesting museum, we’ll done exhibits, knowledgeable docents, and a fabulous speakeasy at the end. Totally worth it!

Although it seemed a bit pricey I really enjoyed this museum! It was super informative, interesting and entertaining. I loved the bar at the end and getting to choose a prohibition era drink. Thank you for a great time!

Loved this museum very interesting and alot of history about our society back in the prohibition era!

Great information about the prohibition period with antiques and displays

Great history.. life like figures.. amazing drinks

Excellent telling of the prohibition era with takes from both sides of the argument. Love the attention to detail and the actual speakeasy where you can indulge in a potent cocktail.

This is a great museum! There is a lot to see so plan on spending two or three hours here. Lots of displays, videos, posters and artifacts.

When I first walk in I thought the place was small, so when they said it was $14-15 dollars I almost turn around. Glad I didnt! It was so amazing, I live everything about it. The history, the atmosphere, the employees,and etc was absolutely amazing! I will tell everyone I know to visit this museum and I hope I can came back again

Nice easy fun stroll with my mid 20’s daughter through the museum. ( And she liked it) My daughter asked Mom, why did prohibition even happen? Politics, the Wetties vs the drys. However the well heeled and those with stills never went without, Government telling us what we can and cannot have. (Hmmm) I giggled when I saw “the medicine” bottle / legal booze bottle. “ honey have you seen my medicine bottle”. Growing up in the south I’m still giggling - I never knew booze bottle medicine bottle could be one in the same - prescription alcohol. Then they have a replica bootlegger car which gave birth to NASCAR. And at the very end a “hooch joint” with once again no hooch in the house due to Covid. Interesting times.

So unique and interesting...learned a lot and enjoyed the history of that period

We enjoyed the museum... Lots of reading, do if you dont want to read, might want to skip...

Absolutely fantastic. Not interesting or fun for kids, but super informative and presented in an interesting format for a really good price. I learned so much! Drinks also delicious and a nice addition to the museum.

Great experience. Make sure you also purchase your speak easy drink. Worth it! One suggestion: have 2 bartenders instead of one, especially when you have 30+ people waiting to be served. Highly recommend.

This is a fun piece of history with interactive displays and lots of history. Highly recommended.

This place was so awesome. So well done.

Very nice presentation. It allows you to wonder through and enjoy at mostly your own pace. Lot of details that you dont think about.