Guinness, Ireland
Guinness, Ireland

Guinness Storehouse

An interactive experience at the legendary St. James’s Gate Brewery, which has produced Guinness since the company’s 1759 founding
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Elizabeth Smith
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Time Out says

Arguably the most popular attraction in the city, the Guinness Storehouse offers an interactive, seven-story adventure into everyone’s favorite Irish export. Dating back to 1904 and designed around a pint glass-shaped atrium, the building served as a fermentation plant before opening its doors to visitors. Self-guided tours begin with a visceral introduction to stout ingredients before explaining the brewing process and tracing Guinness family history. The tasting rooms will help you identify each distinctive flavor and the third-floor exhibit invites you to step into some of the brand’s most celebrated advertisements. 

Time Out tip: Each tour includes a complimentary pint of Guinness and there are several options for enjoying it. Skip pouring class at the Guinness Academy and flights at the (supplement-required) Connoisseur Experience in favor the circular Gravity Bar on the top floor, which offers panoramic views of the city below. 

Nearby:
Container Coffee: For caffeine bursts and baked goods served out of a reclaimed shipping container
Phoenix Park: For a breath of fresh air among a herd of friendly fallow deer
Arthur’s Pub: For Guinness, hearty Irish fare, and live music among Storehouse employees

Details

Address
St James's Gate, Ushers, Dublin 8
Dublin
Opening hours:
Daily 9:30am-7pm, Summer 9am-8pm
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