Guinness Storehouse Tickets

Guinness Storehouse Tickets

Your Guinness Storehouse tickets unlock Ireland's most visited attraction at St. James's Gate, where Guinness has been brewed since 1759. This seven-floor experience takes you through the complete story of Ireland's world-famous stout, from the raw ingredients of water, hops, barley and yeast to the perfect pint poured at the top.

The interactive exhibits showcase how precise roasting temperatures and careful fermentation create Guinness's distinctive taste and creamy texture. You'll discover over 250 years of brewing heritage through hands-on demonstrations and engaging displays that reveal the craft behind every drop. The advertising gallery displays vintage posters and classic television advertisements that made Guinness part of popular culture worldwide.

Your ticket includes access to the Guinness Tasting Rooms for a sensory introduction to different varieties, plus one complimentary drink at the famous Gravity Bar with its 360-degree panoramic views across Dublin. Choose from Guinness, Guinness 0.0 or a soft drink as you take in the city skyline.

Highlights

• Seven floors of interactive brewing exhibits showing the complete Guinness production process
• Guinness Tasting Rooms offering guided tastings of different stout varieties
• Advertising gallery featuring vintage marketing campaigns and limited-edition merchandise
• Gravity Bar with 360-degree views across Dublin and one included drink
• Multilingual audioguides available in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese
• Over 250 years of brewing heritage at the original St. James's Gate brewery site

Plan Your Visit to Guinness Storehouse

Allow 1.5 to 2 hours to fully explore all seven floors, participate in tastings, and enjoy your included drink at the Gravity Bar. The attraction is open daily, with early morning or late afternoon visits recommended to avoid peak crowds, especially on weekends and holidays.

The Guinness Storehouse is located at St. James's Gate, easily accessible by Dublin Bus, Luas or taxi from the city centre. The entire experience is fully wheelchair and pram accessible with lifts connecting all floors. If you're planning to sample the beer, bring valid photo identification as age verification is required for alcohol service.

After exploring Dublin's brewing heritage, consider visiting Trinity College and the Book of Kells to discover more of Ireland's cultural treasures, or take a Dublin hop-on hop-off bus tour to see the city's other top attractions at your own pace.