American Prohibition Museum
4.6$$· ModerateExplore the history of alcohol bans at Savannah's immersive museum.
Located in Savannah's City Market, the American Prohibition Museum brings the 1920s alcohol ban to life through immersive wax figures, state-of-the-art multimedia displays, and rare historical artifacts. Visitors can trace the rise of the temperance movement, moonshining, and bootlegging across engaging period-accurate exhibits. The self-guided experience culminates in a working speakeasy bar serving era-appropriate craft cocktails.
Expert notes
- Visit the American Prohibition Museum to gain a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment in American history. The exhibits are both educational and entertaining, and visitors of all ages will enjoy the interactive elements of the museum. Bring comfortable shoes as there is a lot of walking involved. Don't miss the chance to sample some of the museum's signature cocktails at the speakeasy.
Features
- Art Gallery
- Classy
- Exhibitions
- Guided Tours
- Local Favorite
- Souvenirs
More things to do in Savannah
Mercer Williams House Museum$$Explore Savannah's iconic Italianate mansion filled with fine art and history.
Owens-thomas House & Slave Quarters$$Neoclassical styles house from Regency period
Savannah Historic District$Explore historic Southern charm surrounded by oak trees and cobblestone streets
Telfair Academy$$The oldest public art museum in the American South.
Wormsloe Historic Site$Explore Georgia's oldest standing colonial ruins beneath breathtaking mossy live oaks.
Oatland Island Wildlife Center$Discover native Georgia wildlife along natural forest trails in Savannah