The Pirates and Treasure Museum™ Tickets

At the Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum™, you’ll discover the real story behind the pirate legends. This isn’t a fantasy version of pirate life. It’s based on true events, real people and the maritime history that shaped Savannah and beyond. The museum features authentic 17th- and 18th-century naval artifacts, including coins, tools and weapons, along with stories from around the world and right here in Savannah.

Wander through interactive exhibits, snap a photo with lifelike wax figures of infamous pirates, and discover the bold tales that shaped Savannah’s seafaring past. This self-guided experience lets you explore at your own pace. Perfect for history buffs, pirate fans and anyone looking for something a little different to do in Savannah.

Hours of Operation:
Daily.
10 am – 6 pm.
Final entry is at 5:15 pm.
No tavern service on Sundays.
Closed Saint Patrick’s Day, March 17.

Duration:
Plan for 45 to 90 minutes to take in the exhibits at your own pace and relax with a drink at The Pirates’ Tavern.

Location:
209 West Saint Julian Street, Savannah, GA 31401.
The Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum™ is in Savannah’s City Market, at the basement level below the American Prohibition Museum^®.

Parking:
Paid parking is available both on-street and at the city-operated Whitaker Street Garage, located at 7 Whitaker St.
For Old Town Trolley guests, there is a trolley stop conveniently located at the end of the building.

Group Reservations Information:
Please call 912-220-1249 or email us to speak with our Groups and Events Coordinator about qualifying for group discounts.

Guests requiring handicapped access are kindly asked to check in at the American Prohibition Museum^® booth, located on the ground level above the Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum™. An elevator is available there to access the Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum™.

The Savannah Pirates and Treasure Museum™ is ADA compliant. Mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walkers are welcome throughout the facility. Service animals, as defined by the ADA, are also permitted.