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Food and drink · Ireland · Leinster
Guinness Storehouse
A seven-storey visitor experience at the St James's Gate brewery, ending with a pint and city views.
Paid entry about 2 h
For storytellers
Why Guinness Storehouse matters
This is Dublin's most visited attraction, and it is built around one drink. Wander through the old fermentation building, see how the stout is made, and learn about the brand's history and advertising. The finale is the top floor bar, where you can pour or drink a pint with a panoramic view over the roofs. Even if you do not drink stout, the building and its story are worth the trip.
Talking points
- The experience ends in a glass-walled bar above the city.
- The brewery has been on this site for a very long time.
- Learning to pour a pint properly is part of the fun.
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Good to know: Book a timed slot online.
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