Medieval Torture Museum Tours and Tickets

It’s awesome but gruesome , a lot of educational content , I would recommend it I don’t think it’s for kids under 12 years

Very graphic and interesting exhibits that really transport you back to the time period. There's a great atmosphere in the building with low lights and candles that add to the ambiance. The hosts are also very friendly and make the place memorable.

Lots to see very interesting. James in the shop was extremely helpful and informative. A bit interactive as well. Cool site to see

We liked the torture museum. We intended to do the ghost part of the torture museum but we decided no to do that part.. Wasn't sure what the tiny art gallery was, it really is tiny art and it was enjoyable, don't skip it!

I wasn't sure what to expect. I honestly enjoyed the experience. I was a little disappointed with the ghost haunt, but the miniature art gallery more than made up for it.

We enjoyed the self-guided audio tour very much. Just enough detail about each display. We then were fascinated by the miniature art display.

The medieval torture museum was well done. The rooms were easy to navigate and not overly cramped with artifacts. The employee who checked us in asked if I knew the museum was for people 18 and over due to the subject matter. I had my teen with me. I told the employee that I knew the content from their site. However, this is also part of history that my teen needs to know about. He then informed me there is a section on female sexual torture. I said we can skip that area. He told me where that area is located and we just bypassed it. The audio guide was a nice touch. The narrator's voice gave a haunted house vibe. There were a couple of interactive displays which was a pleasant surprise. The museum is not for young kids. The other thing to be aware of if you have never been to St Augustine the downtown area as very limited parking. There is no on site parking at the museum. St. George street is a walking promenade not a car driving road. You either have to park on the main road at a meter or park in the public parking deck. Meter parking is also very limited. All of this is beyond any shop/event owners control. The museum is not a giant museum. I think it is about 4,000 sq feet. It takes about an hour to an hour and a half to get through depending on the size of your party. If you are into all things medieval then this museum is a perfect place to visit.