Guinness Storehouse
Quick Facts
- Location
- Ireland, Dublin
- Category
- Museum
- Duration
- 2-3 hours
- Ticket Price
- ~€20/adult, includes a pint at the Gravity Bar.
- Address
- Guinness Storehouse, St James's Gate, Dublin 8, Ireland
- Coordinates
- 53.3418, -6.2867
Introduction
Guinness Storehouse is Dublin's most popular tourist experience. This seven-story immersive exhibition is housed in a 1904 fermenting building at St James's Gate — the birthplace of Guinness — telling the 250-year story of the black stout from barley, hops, water and yeast through roasting, pouring and tasting, culminating in the top-floor Gravity Bar with 360° Dublin skyline views and a perfectly poured pint. The building is shaped like a giant pint glass — each of seven floors has a theme: ground floor introduces the four ingredients and Arthur Guinness's 1759 lease; floor 1 explores water, barley, hops and yeast; floor 2 roasting and tasting; floor 3 advertising history and "Guinness is Good for You"; floor 4 the art of pouring the perfect seven-step pint; floor 5 Guinness and Irish culture; floor 7 the Gravity Bar. Visiting to experience the richness of the black stout and Dublin's skyline in the 250-year legend of Ireland's national drink is a must-do cultural experience in Dublin.
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FAQ
How much is the admission for Guinness Storehouse?
~€20/adult, includes a pint at the Gravity Bar.
Any practical tips for visiting Guinness Storehouse?
Book online in advance — high season queues are long. The Gravity Bar is the highlight — full Dublin skyline.
How long should I spend at Guinness Storehouse?
A typical visit takes 2-3 hours.
