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If you want to truly immerse yourself in the unique history, heart and soul of Ireland’s most iconic beer, there’s only one place to go – its home. The Guinness Storehouse contains seven unforgettable floors of sights, sounds and sensations in a building that has been brewing beer for over 250 years. Hopping with entertainment, this experience takes you on an immersive experience from grain to glass. From the artful brewing process to the iconic Guinness advertisements that have become pillars of Irish culture throughout the globe, there are so many special things to see. The 9,000 year lease signed and sealed in 1759 by Arthur Guinness himself is so impressive, it’s hard to find something even more special to top it. But there is.
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The Guinness Storehouse In Dublin: The Tours, History + What To Expect
By Author Gillian Birch
Posted on Last updated: December 29, 2023
A visit to the Guinness Storehouse is one of the most popular things to do in Dublin and it’s the most-visited of the many paid tourist attractions in Ireland .
Located at St James’s Gate, the Guinness Factory sits on the site where Arthur Guinness set up shop with a 9,000-year lease in 1759.
There are several different Guinness Brewery tours to head off on, and we’ll take you through the best of the bunch in this guide.
You’ll also get some handy visitor info (e.g. try and visit late afternoon!) along with the history of the Guinness Brewery in Dublin and more. Dive on in!
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Some quick need-to-knows before you visit the Guinness Storehouse
Although the Guinness tour is fairly straightforward, there are a few need-to-knows that’ll make your visit that bit more enjoyable.
1. Location
The Guinness factory is located slightly off Dublin’s south quays here . It’s a 15-minute walk from St. Patrick’s Cathedral , a 20-minute walk from Kilmainham Gaol and very short walk from some of the best whiskey distilleries in Dublin .
2. Book online to avoid the queues
So, you can just rock up and buy tickets for the Guinness tour on the day, but you’ll likely have to queue (the queues here are often very long). So, it’s worth buying your Guinness tour tickets online in advance. More on this below.
3. Opening Hours
The Guinness factory opening hours are Monday to Friday, 10 am-5 pm, Saturday, 9:30 am-6 pm, and Sundays from 9:30 am to 5 pm. If you book your Guinness tour tickets online, you’ll need to pick a specific time.
So, there’s some very limited free parking at the Guinness Storehouse on Crane Street, ( see it here on Google Maps). There’s paid parking near the Four Courts here (15-minute walk away).
5. Part of the Dublin Pass
Exploring Dublin over 1 or 2 days? If you buy a Dublin Pass for €70 you can save from €23.50 to €62.50 on Dublin’s top attractions, like the EPIC Museum, the Guinness Storehouse, The GPO, the Jameson Distillery Bow St. and more (info here ).
The History of the Guinness Brewery in Dublin
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When you visit the Guinness Brewery in Dublin, you’re treading on hallowed ground! It was the original site where Arthur Guinness began his brewery business in 1759.
Planning for the future, he signed a 9,000-year lease at £45 per annum and started brewing his dark porter-style ales. He used dark malt to create his stout, which was instantly a favourite with river and street porters, among other local workers.
Then things escalated
Ten years later, he decided to begin exporting, shipping a modest 6.5 barrels to England, and the rest, as they say, is history. By 1886, Guinness sales reached 1.13 million barrels a year, and the company was floated on the stock market.
That was in spite of the fact that Guinness owned no bars or pubs and refused to advertise (this changed drastically over time). The product spoke for itself.
The decline and joining up with Diageo
In the 1970s, Guinness sales had declined, so the owners had to relaunch it and introduce pale malt. The company merged with Diageo in 1997 but retained the Guinness brand’s rights and trademarked the Irish harp logo.
Now, in early-2024, Guinness is a roaring success both at home and overseas. However, not all pints are equal – see our guide to finding the best Guinness in Dublin for more.
The different Guinness Storehouse tours
Courtesy Diageo Ireland Brand Homes
As I mentioned before, we’ve done the Guinness Storehouse tour several times over the years. They come in the guided (during ‘normal’ times) and self-guided form.
Having done both, I can’t recommend the guided tour of the Guinness Storehouse enough. The tour guides are brilliant, and you’ll just have a more enjoyable experience.
1. Guinness Storehouse Experience (€30)
This is arguably the most popular Guinness Factory tour, as it involves polishing off your visit with a pint in the Gravity Bar.
This self-guided tour (affiliate link) costs €30 and it should take you around 1.5 hours from start to finish, depending on how long you linger. Here’s what it involves:
- A Guinness (18 +) or a soft drink in the Gravity Bar
- You get to ramble around the Guinness Brewery
- Experience Canvas D8; a summer programme of culture and art
- A guaranteed timed entrance
2. Guinness Storehouse Experience + Guinness Academy (€38)
This tour includes everything in the storehouse experience, with the one incredible addition of learning how to pour your own pint in the Guinness Academy.
This version of the Guinness Factory tour costs €38 and, with the addition of the Guinness Academy, is pretty similar to the first tour. It includes:
- Tuition in the Guinness Academy where you will learn to pour a pint
3. The Jameson + Guinness tour combo (€97)
Now, the final tour (affiliate link) will suit those of you that plan on also visiting the Jameson Distillery on Bow St .
This is a combo, skip-the-line ticket that includes both attractions. It starts around €97 , and it includes the best of both tours. Here’s what you get:
- Timed skip-the-line entrance to the Jameson Distillery
- Timed skip-the-line entrance to the Guinness Storehouse tour
- 2 drinks (pint of Guinness + 1 Jameson)
- Photo stop outside the Brazen Head (the oldest pub in Dublin)
Things you’ll see on the Guinness Factory tour
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Behind those sturdy black gates, the Guinness Storehouse offers a memorable and educational experience that any ale drinker or Guinness aficionado will remember for years to come.
1. The brewing process
Photos by The Irish Road Trip
Stroll through the historic Guinness Brewery, see the hops and learn about the specialist strains of yeast used in this unique brewing process. See the rushing waters that are a vital part of the Guinness brewing process.
2. Fittings from the original brewery
Photo via the Guinness Storehouse
You’ll often see the Guinness Factory mentioned in guides to the best museums in Dublin . This puzzles some, but it is a museum of sorts.
The Storehouse is home to fixtures from the Guinness Brewery’s original days. Interestingly enough, some of these are from over 250 years ago.
3. Old-school Guinness ads
Photo by The Irish Road Trip
Immerse yourself in 80 years of Guinness advertising – you’ll be surprised at some of the memories it brings back! Interact with the ads and take selfies that put you in your very own Guinness ad.
4. The journey to greatness
Track the four key ingredients that go into every pint of Guinness in Ireland’s #1 tourist attraction. Once the brew is completed, learn about the coopers and the epic sea voyages that led to Guinness becoming an international brand in 150 countries.
Things to do at the Guinness Factory in Dublin
Tour aside, there are plenty of other things to do at the Guinness Storehouse that’ll make your visit an enjoyable one.
From tasting and learning to your face on a pint (yes, your face on a pint) and more, there’s a little bit of something to tickle every fancy.
1. The Tasting Experience
Moseying around the Guinness Storehouse and learning lots of interesting facts about this Irish brew is thirsty work. The Tasting Experience is a hands-on multi-sensory journey introducing visitors to this unique stout.
Pause and smell the aromas emanating from the creamy head (just like wine tasting, really!) and then sip the velvety smooth brew. Deeeeee-licious!
2. The Guinness Academy
There’s a definite art to pouring the perfect pint, and the Guinness Academy is the place to learn it for yourself.
Get behind the bar and follow instructions from the Beer Specialist on hand, who will give you some useful tips. You’ll be able to tell a bad pint of Guinness from a good one from then on!
3. The STOUTie
Within the STOUTie Room walls, guests can purchase a second glass of Guinness and see their own Selfie smiling up from the creamy head.
It’s a unique moment combining the latest technology with a little extra malt extract for a picture-perfect pint!
4. Enjoy a Pint at the Gravity Bar
The Gravity Bar is one of the most unique rooftop bars in Dublin and it’s the perfect place to linger over a pint or try one of the experimental brews.
The panoramic views through the wall of glass add to this unforgettable experience. You can also see a specially commissioned artwork by Irish street artist, Aches.
Places to visit nearby after the Guinness Factory tour
One of the beauties of the Guinness tour is that, when you’re finished, you’re a short distance away from some of the best places to visit in Dublin .
Below, you’ll find a handful of things to see and do a stone’s throw from the Guinness Storehouse (plus places to eat and where to grab a post-adventure pint!).
1. Whiskey distilleries (3 to 6-minute walk)
If the Guinness tour has you thirsty for more alcohol activities, you’re in luck – some of the top whiskey distilleries in Ireland are a short walk away. Roe and Co (6-minute walk), Pearse Lyons (5-minute walk) and the Teeling distillery (15-minute walk) are all nearby.
2. Dublin’s Oldest pub (10-minute walk)
Photos via the Brazen Head on Facebook
Very much the reigning champion of ancient pubs in Dublin , and by some distance! Just a 10-minute walk from the Guinness Factory and Proudly boasting on a scroll of painted parchment on the pub’s whitewashed walls that it dates back to 1198, the Brazen Head is Dublin’s oldest pub and is also one of its most popular. See our guide to the oldest pubs in Dublin for more.
3. Phoenix Park (15-minute walk)
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Dominated by the 200ft tall Wellington Monument, Phoenix Park is an enormous space and one of the largest enclosed public parks in any capital city in Europe (the Wellington Monument is also the largest obelisk in Europe!). Make the 15-minute stroll across the Liffey and up Wolfe Tone Quay to explore its vast expanse. It’s also home to Dublin Zoo and Áras an Uachtaráin .
4. Kilmainham Gaol (20-minute walk)
Infamous for being the site of incarceration for many Nationalist leaders, Kilmainham Gaol has played a hugely significant and symbolic part in Irish history and the prison is well worth a visit. Lying a 20-minute walk west of Roe and Co, former inmates include Charles Stewart Parnell, Patrick Pearse and Eamon de Valera.
FAQs about visiting the Guinness Brewery in Dublin
Since starting this website a few years ago, we’ve had endless emails asking everything from ‘How long is the Guinness factory lease?’ (9,000 years) to ‘How long is the Guinness tour?’ (around 1.5 hours)
In the section below, you’ll find information on everything from where to park to where to grab a bed for the night nearby.
How much does the Guinness tour cost?
The tour of the Guinness Brewery in Dublin costs between €26 and €97, depending on the tour type you pick.
What is the Guinness Storehouse tour Length?
The tour of the Guinness Factory in Dublin should take you around 1.5 hours to complete, but you’re in no rush.
Are the Guinness Factory tours really worth doing?
The Guinness Factor tours are some of the most popular tours in Ireland. The reviews online are excellent, but we’d recommend visiting the likes of Kilmainham Gaol first.
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No visit to dublin is complete without a visit to the guinness storehouse - voted europe's leading tourist attraction 2023.
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Whether you're a seasoned Guinness enthusiast or simply curious about the magic behind the pint, the Guinness Storehouse promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the spirit of Dublin. Come, raise a glass, and discover the story behind the perfect pint. Sláinte!
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Welcome to the heart of Dublin's rich brewing heritage, where tradition meets innovation in a celebration of Ireland's most iconic export. Nestled in the heart of the old part of Dublin city, the Guinness Storehouse invites you on a captivating journey through the history, craftsmanship, and culture of one of the world's most famous beverages. As you step inside this seven-story temple of beer, you'll embark on a sensory adventure that pays homage to the legendary black stout, showcasing its place in Ireland's heritage and the global fascination it has garnered for centuries.
Guinness Storehouse in Dublin – The Ultimate Tasting Tour
Written By: The Planet D
Updated On: March 10, 2023
There’s a reason the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is Ireland’s most famous visitor attraction. Not only is the home of Guinness ; the world’s most famous stout, the tour itself is fun and fascinating. Plus, you get to taste a lot of Guinness, so it’s a win-win!
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History of Guinness
Started by Arthur Guinness in 1759, Guinness has been a staple of Ireland ever since. Located in the heart of Dublin at St. James’s Gate Brewery, Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease to operate his brewery on the premises.
Great Guinness Storehouse Tours
A Guinness Brewery tour should be put to the top of anyone’s travel itinerary. We used Get Your Guide when booking city tours. Guided tours offer skip the line tickets to the visitor experience , and free cancellation within 24 hours for most tours.
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About The Guinness Tour
The tour begins at the “Seal of Guinness” where Arthur Guinness signed his famous 9,000-year lease. Guides take you through the multilevel storehouse showing how the Guinness Stout is made from the barrel house to the fermentation plant. It all ends with a frosty pint at the bar.
Water from the Wicklow Mountains
Once you learn about the early beginnings, you are lead to a blue waterfall where the freshwater from the Wicklow Mountains is pumped into the brewery.
Dave and I have always said that Guinness definitely tastes better in Ireland and something tells me it’s because of the Wicklow water. The tour showcases the natural ingredients of Guinness in detail. Barley plants are actually growing on the walls!
Guinness Casks – Firkins
Your Guinness Storehouse Tour then takes you to the Cooperage and Transport floor to learn of how casks are made and transported.
Have you ever heard of the word Firkin? In Toronto, we have Firkin pubs all over the city and I never knew what it meant. The word Firkin is the size of a cask. It’s like a keg only smaller.
Tasting Tour of Guinness
The factory tour is fun, but let’s face it, we are all here to drink Guinness. The tasting room is the best brewery tour setting on the planet with dry ice and neon lights adding to the mood. The hallway leads to a stark white tasting room with smoke billowing out of slender containers.
The containers aren’t just for show, each container is filled with the aromas of Guinness. The smell of barley, malt, hops, and yeast fills the air. It’s as delicious as you ever could have expected.
Once you are finished in the white room, it’s on to the next room that feels more like the inside of a grand ship than a beer tour. That’s because it is modeled after the ships that transported Guinness to the mainland. You can even ring the bell from the ship Lady Miranda Guinness that used to transport Guinness from Dublin to Liverpool.
Guinness in Advertising
One of my favourite exhibits in the Guinness Storehouse was the display of advertising campaigns over the years. Guinness has always been quite creative when it comes to advertising their beer. From a whistling oyster to a bicycle-riding fish, there have been some very unique commercials out there.
Guinness is Good for You!
What I loved hearing was that Guinness is actually good for you. Once upon a time, people drank a pint of Guinness after giving blood in Dublin to replenish their electrolytes. That is certainly one way to entice people to do a good deed. Did you know, Guinness is also considered a light beer? Even though it is dark in colour, it is light in taste. It has fewer calories than most beers and less sugar. So drink on people! Read more: 16 Fun Facts About Ireland To Prepare For Your Next Journey Abroad
The Guinness Harp
Did you know that the emblem of Ireland is a harp? When Guinness developed their label, they too used the harp but flipped it backward so that they could trademark it. When you visit the book of Kells at Trinity College you will see the real Irish harp on display. The harp was greatly revered in history and often played at courts.
How to Pour a Pint of Guinness
When visiting the Guinness Storehouse, you can either take the regular tour through the brewery or you can add a premium tasting experience. The Connoisseur Tour takes you to the Guinness Academy brings you into a private room where you learn how to pour a pint of Guinness.
- You can book your Connoisseur Tour directly at the Guinness Storehouse Website.
You’ll master the art of the six-step process of pouring the perfect pint of Guinness that takes 119.5 seconds to perfect. The harp plays an important role in making the pour perfect.
- When filling the pint, the bartender pulls the tap fully until the beer reaches the harp emblem on the Guinness pint.
- Once it touches the top of the harp, they stop pouring and let it sit until the cascade has settled to a nice dark pint.
- They then continue to pour the rest of the head.
Once you are finished you receive a diploma and a fresh pint of Guinness to enjoy on your own.
Gravity Bar at Guinness
The Guinness Storehouse Tour doesn’t end like other brewery tours. This one takes you to the 7th-floor of the factory to the Gravity Bar. Enjoy the sunset in this chic bar as you sip on a complimentary pint of Guinness. It has some of the best views of Dublin. Once you are done, you make your way down the escalator to the exit where you can pick up your complimentary checked coats and bags before heading off to explore more of Dublin.
And there you have it, your Guinness Storehouse Tour is complete. Have you taken a tour of the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin? Did you enjoy it?
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Guinness Storehouse Fast Facts
Taxis wait outside the storehouse so transportation is easy. The Storehouse is only a 20-minute walk from the city center should you prefer to go on foot.
Guinness Storehouse is open 7 Days a week 9:30 – 7pm (last entrance is 5pm).
Cost of entry is €19-€25 and includes a pint of Guinness plus a tasting in the white tasting room. You can book at the brewery or advance for skip the line tickets. The Connoisseur and Perfect Pour Experiences are Extra
We loved our experience and the Connoisseur tour is worth the extra cost. You get another pint of beer and get to pour your own pint in a private tasting room.
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6 thoughts on “Guinness Storehouse in Dublin – The Ultimate Tasting Tour”
Thank’s for the great article. Everyone who visits this city should do the Guinness Storehouse Tour. My favorite exhibit is also the one with all the commercials and advertisement campaigns of Guinness over the years. Particularly the Bicycle riding fish, very appropriate considering that one of the best ways to get to know Dublin is by bicycle.
Great article, been thinking about going to the Guinness Storehouse with ages!
I’ve been dreaming of going to the Guiness storehouse for ages ! Thanks for the great article that made me book a ticket to Dublin for this summer.
A great synopsis of the Guinness Storehouse! And yes you are correct Guinness does taste best in Ireland!
Dave and Dev – I read 100% of the blogs through a feed reader except yours because of the wonderful photos and videos you have in each post 🙂 As always, this post also had yummy videos and photos ! Enjoyed them a lot!
Hi Vivek, thanks so much for the kind words. We really are loving making videos and are glad that you enjoy them too!
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