Guinness Storehouse: Tickets

Guinness Storehouse Tickets - Prices and Visitor Information

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What is the Guinness Storehouse?

• The Guinness Storehouse at the St James' Gate Brewery is one of Dublin's most popular attractions and the home of Ireland's most famous beer.
• The experience takes visitors through seven floors of interactive exhibits that explore the history, brewing process, advertising and cultural impact of Guinness.
• Rather than a traditional brewery tour, it's designed as a self-guided experience, allowing you to explore at your own pace before finishing at the rooftop Gravity Bar, where you can enjoy a drink while taking in panoramic views across the city.
• Even if you're not a Guinness drinker, the Storehouse is surprisingly entertaining.

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Quick Information‍

• Address: Guinness Storehouse, St James’s Gate, D08 VF8H, Dublin
• Opening Hours: Daily from 09:00 - 20:00
• Suggested Visit Duration: 2-3 hours

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Is Guinness Storehouse Worth Visiting?

For most visitors to Dublin, yes.

• The Storehouse is more than a brewery tour. The exhibits are interactive, the building itself is impressive and the views from the Gravity Bar are among the best in the city.
• Even if you're not particularly interested in beer, you can enjoy learning about the history of Arthur Guinness and seeing how the brand became one of Ireland's most recognisable exports.
• One thing that surprises many visitors is that the Storehouse feels more like an interactive museum than a traditional brewery tour. While you'll learn about the brewing process, much of the experience focuses on the history, advertising and cultural impact of Guinness.

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What You Can See at Guinness Storehouse

• Interactive exhibits exploring the history of Arthur Guinness and the evolution of the Guinness brand
• Displays explaining the ingredients and brewing process behind every pint
• Vintage advertising campaigns and memorabilia from around the world
• The Guinness Academy, where you can learn to pour the perfect pint
• A complimentary drink at the Gravity Bar while enjoying panoramic views over Dublin

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About Guinness Storehouse

The Guinness Storehouse tells the story of Guinness, from its origins at St James's Gate Brewery to its rise as one of the world's most recognisable beer brands. The building itself is even designed to resemble a giant pint of Guinness. It's seven stories tall, with the atrium shaped like a pint glass that would hold 14.3 million pints.

Each floor offers a different interactive exhibit and they all relate to the brewing process, the history of Guinness, advertising campaigns, and the brand's global reach.

• ‍First Floor: Learn about the ingredients used to make Guinness and how the brewing process works.
• ‍Second Floor: The history of Guinness and how it grew over the centuries.
• ‍Third Floor: The world of Guinness advertising with artefacts from old campaigns.
• ‍Fourth Floor: The Guinness Academy, where visitors can learn how to pour the perfect pint.
• ‍Fifth Floor: Food and drink, including a bar and restaurant.
• ‍Sixth Floor: Reserved for special events and the tasting rooms.
• ‍Seventh Floor: The Gravity Bar, where you can enjoy a drink and panoramic views of Dublin, which is a highlight for many visitors.

Gravity Bar

For many visitors, the Gravity Bar is the highlight of the experience. Located on the top floor, the glass-walled bar offers 360-degree views across Dublin. Most tickets include a complimentary pint of Guinness, Guinness 0.0 or a soft drink, making it a great place to relax after exploring the exhibits.

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