The Guinness Storehouse is Irelands most visited attraction, housed in a seven-story building at the historic St. James Gate Brewery where Guinness has been brewed since 1759. The building is shaped like a giant pint glass and takes visitors through the brewing process, history of the brand, and iconic advertising. The experience culminates at the Gravity Bar with a complimentary pint and 360-degree views of Dublin.
Under 4 free. Includes pint of Guinness. Audio guide +€3.
Book first slot at 10:00 or after 16:00 for smaller crowds. Weekdays are less busy than weekends. Sunset visits offer best views from Gravity Bar
Buses 13, 40, 123 stop nearby. Luas Red Line to James stop, then 10-minute walk. 20-minute walk from Temple Bar. Book online — cheaper and skip the queue. Gravity bar with city panorama on the roof.
Self-guided tour through 7 floors covering ingredients, brewing process, cooperage, transport history, and advertising. Interactive exhibits and tasting experiences. End at Gravity Bar on top floor with panoramic Dublin views and your complimentary pint
Guinness Storehouse is a Guinness museum in a 7-story building at St. James's Gate brewery. Ticket includes a pint of Guinness at Gravity Bar with panoramic views. Visit takes 2-3 hours. Advance booking essential! Certified autism-friendly attraction.
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Highly recommended. Online booking guarantees entry at your preferred time and offers cheaper prices. Walk-up tickets are available but cost more and entry is not guaranteed during busy periods.
Yes! The building architecture, history, advertising archive, and Gravity Bar views are impressive regardless. Non-alcoholic Guinness 0.0 or soft drinks are available as alternatives to the pint.
Useful tips for visiting Guinness Storehouse
Book online in advance for cheaper tickets. Allow 90 minutes to 2 hours. You can pour your own pint on floor 4 and receive a certificate. The Gravity Bar pint is included but you can upgrade to premium experiences. Dont miss the rooftop views even if you dont drink
Bus routes 13, 40, 123 stop nearby. Luas Red Line to James stop, then 10-minute walk. Taxi from city center takes 10 minutes. Located at St. James Gate in Dublin 8
Self-guided tour through 7 floors covering ingredients, brewing process, cooperage, transport history, and advertising. Interactive exhibits and tasting experiences. End at Gravity Bar on top floor with panoramic Dublin views and your complimentary pint
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