Our museum is located at 209 West Saint Julian Street in the City Market Portion of Savannah, GA. The front doors are located in the courtyard of City Market closest to Ellis Square, between Wexford Irish Pub and Byrd’s Cookies.
Parking can be difficult in City Market. There are metered spaces available in the City Market area and on Broughton Street. There are two large parking garages nearby:
Whitaker Street Parking Garage
7 Whitaker Street
Robinson Parking Garage
132 Montgomery St, Savannah, GA 31401
The easiest access to the museum is through Old Town Trolley Tours®, which operates daily. The museum is Stop 9 on their Savannah tour route, with trolleys coming through every fifteen to twenty minutes.
For Museum Hours & Speakeasy hours, click here.
The American Prohibition Museum is open 364 days of the year. The only day we are not open is Saint Patrick’s Day. The museum reserves the right to close for large group tours or private events.
Most guests spend an average of 45 minutes to an hour inside the museum. If you choose to stay longer in the Speakeasy, that is up to you!
Guided tours are available to groups of 10 or more. Contact us for more information on guided tours.
Yes! The museum is fully ADA compliant with an elevator to the second floor. Access to the Speakeasy at night is gained through the front door.
No food and drink is allowed in the museum, until past the point of the Speakeasy. Only drinks purchased in the Speakeasy will be allowed in the subsequent galleries.
Only registered service animals on leashes are permitted in the American Prohibition Museum.
Photography is permitted inside the museum. If you post on social media, tag us with the #americanprohibition or @americanprohibition. Please, no video recording.
Yes! Please contact the Museum Director for more information on student programs by filling out the form here.
Please contact the museum by filling out the form here for all lost and found items.
HEARING IMPAIRED GUESTS
Please make our CASTmembers aware if you require accommodations. We will gladly provide a tour script guide upon request.
At Historic Tours of America , we pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service to all people, including individuals with disabilities. In order to provide the proper accommodations, all we ask is that we are given due notice in order to select the proper services. Our selection process involves use of the ADA information line to vet and secure local interpreter services. As a title III entity, our number one goal is to provide an effective accommodation that will ensure you have a memorable time with us.