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The Guinness Storehouse is the home of Ireland’s most famous beer and is Dublin’s most popular tourist attraction. Learn about the history of the Guinness family, how Guinness is brewed, enjoy a taste test, and learn how to pour the perfect pint at the Guinness Academy. Finish off your trip with a free pint in the Gravity Bar, which also offers great views over Dublin. The Storehouse can get extremely busy, so book tickets in advance to skip the lines.
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5 tips for visiting the Guinness Storehouse
These wooden barrels were used for 200 years for the beer production | Photo: Unsplash, Steve Wrzeszczynski - CC-BY-SA 2.0
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Plan ahead to save moneyOn weekdays between 9:30 am and 12:00 am is the quietest time at the Guinness Storehouse. To avoid large crowds, it is recommended to visit the attraction within these time periods. Depending on the booking time, the price of the tickets will change too.
Guinness Storehouse Waterfall | Photo: Flickr, Dennis van Zuijlekom CC BY-SA 2.0
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Admire Dublin from aboveThe Guinness Storehouse is also popular with lovers of urban skylines. This is because the Gravity Bar on the top floor offers one of the best views of the Irish capital through its large windows. However, only those who have bought a ticket for the brewery are allowed into the Gravity Bar. .
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Visit as a familyChildren and teenagers are welcome at the Guinness Storehouse and family tickets are also among its offerings. However, some attractions are not suitable for people under 18. Guests must be of legal age for tastings. Children are allowed to join the tours with the right ticket and get a non-alcoholic drink in the Gravity Bar instead of the beer included in the ticket for adults.
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Try some attractionsThe Guinness Storehouse is not just a simple brewery. The tourist magnet offers a wide variety of attractions. In the following editorial, we have taken a closer look at the most important stations for you.
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Guinness Storehouse Gate | Flickr: Giuseppe Milo CC BY 2.0
The main attractions at the Guinness Storehouse
The old brewhouse is more than just a gimmick for beer lovers. With varied attractions for connoisseurs of all kinds, it is not by accident the most popular tourist magnet in Dublin.This art installation shows waht gives the Guinness it's smooth and creamy head: millions of gas bubbles! | Photo: Unsplash, Clovis Wood Photography - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
The historical exhibitions
Those who want to immerse themselves in the history of the iconic dark beer will get their money's worth at the Guinness Storehouse. Several floors offer a look at the company’s long history. The first floor welcomes visitors with facts about the beer, but also about company founder Arthur Mc Guinness, who acquired the brewery in 1759. For the third floor, retro adverts and commercials have been collected from all over the world, from posters and cardboard displays to old TV commercials. If that's not enough for you, you can even book an appointment in the Company Archive from Monday to Friday.
Try some self tapped beer | Photo: Unsplash, Christopher Zapf - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Tasting beer and tapping it yourself
Of course, tastings of the Irish barley juice are also part of every visit to the Storehouse. The Tasting Experience on the second floor provides a remedy: Those who book tickets for this so-called Connoisseur Experience also receive expert information during the tasting of various beers. In addition, in the so-called Guinness Academy on the fourth floor, you can learn how to tap beer properly from experts. On top of that, the Academy offers a special goodie: the Guinness Stoutie, which puts your selfie on the beer foam.
Restaurants and bars
The right meal should not be missing with the beer. Accordingly, the Storehouse offers various eateries. In addition to bar food at Arthur's Bar and the 1837 Bar & Brasserie on the fifth floor, the Brewers' Dining Hall offers an open kitchen with seafood. Smaller dishes, such as coffee and snacks, are offered at the beginning of each tour by the Cooperage Café.
Viewing platform over Dublin
The Gravity Bar on the seventh floor is worth a visit not only for the drinks. Rather, the attraction on the top floor should be visited because of the grandiose view of all of Dublin. Through the large glass windows, you get a 360-degree panorama of the Irish capital. Since a renovation and doubling of the space in 2020, the Gravity Bar with 7760 ft² (721 m²) now offers more space than ever for beer- and Dublin fans.
Learn more about the history of Guinness | Photo: Unsplash, Clovis Wood Photography - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
St. Patrick's Day and seasonal events
The Irish national holiday St. Patrick's Day has become world-famous - especially for its festive mood during the usually green-colored events. It goes without saying that the Guinness Storehouse also brings festivities on March 17. For five days, the brewery offers events with Irish music and dance performances, plus special delicacies. Also at Christmas and in midsummer, special decorations, performances and seasonal attractions are offered.
The first floor is dedicated to the history of Guinness | Photo: Unsplash, Christopher Zapf - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
Rent rooms for events
The restaurants in the Guinness Storehouse can all be rented for events, even the entire building if you invite more than 650 people (but only in the evening). The capacities in the restaurants range from up to 100 people and up to 600 people. For smaller circles, a booking of the Connoisseur Bar with up to 16 people is the most suitable option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Guinness Storehouse barrier-free accessible?
The Guinness Storehouse is suitable for people in wheelchairs. One assistant of each guest is admitted free of charge, and the Storehouse offers assistance staff as well. Other accessibility concerns must be addressed via mail. Read more.
How much time should I plan for a visit?
Most guests spend about one and a half hours at the Guinness Storehouse, but there is no time limit. Cafés and restaurants invite you to linger and the view from the Gravity Bar can be enjoyed for a little longer as well. Read more.
Is the Guinness Storehouse suitable for children?
Children are allowed to enter and the Storehouse also offers family tickets. However, selected attractions, such as the Connoisseur Experience, can only be booked by those over the age of majority. Read more.
Is it allowed to carry bags and backpacks during the tour?
Since the Guinness Storehouse offers storage facilities, you should drop off your bag to be able to enjoy your visit. Read more.
Are there any guided tours offered?
A self-guided tour of the brewery lasts about 90 minutes. The Guinness Brewery behind-the-scenes tour is limited in both time and capacity however. Therefore, for group tours, information must be requested via mail. Read more.
Is an audio guide available at this attraction?
For the self-guided tours, audio guides are available for 3€ each in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. Read more.
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Written byKlaus KainzAs a studied historian, Klaus is not only interested in historical sights, but also in their fascinating backgrounds. For TicketLens, he gets to the heart of the most interesting information about attractions and travel destinations.
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