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The most notorious Prohibition-era crime boss was Al Capone, the Chicago gangster who got his start in New York and made most of his money smuggling and bootlegging alcohol. For more insight into Capone’s crime reign, head to the Museum of the American Gangster, built in a former speakeasy in New York’s East Village. Artefacts range from Tommy guns and crime family portraits to bootleggers’ beer lockers.

New speakeasy-style bars in New York City pay homage to the 1920s. In Chinatown, Apotheke is a dimly lit, elegantly furnished lounge hidden behind an anonymous storefront. In the East Village, Please Don’t Tell has become a tourist attraction for its entrance through a phone booth located in a hot dog shop.