Home Search Destinations Attractions
Guinness Storehouse
Museum

Guinness Storehouse

Ireland
4.6
(50,000 reviews)
51
Tours Available
€25
Adult Entry
2-3 hours
Recommended Duration
April-May, October
Best Time

Overview

The Guinness Storehouse is a must-visit attraction in Dublin, offering an immersive experience into the history and brewing process of Guinness. Located at the original brewery site, it's a blend of interactive exhibits, historical artifacts, and a rooftop with panoramic city views.

It's the home of the world-famous Guinness beer and offers a unique insight into Ireland's brewing heritage.

Industrial heritage Interactive exhibits

Location

Address

St James’ Gate, Dublin

Neighborhood: The Liberties

Coordinates

53.348800, -6.286800

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

monday 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
tuesday 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
wednesday 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
thursday 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
friday 9:30 AM - 7:00 PM
saturday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
sunday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Admission

Adults
€25
Children
€12 (ages 6-16, under 6 free)

Best Time to Visit

Overall Best Period

April-May, October

Best Time of Day

Early morning

fewer crowds, better experience

Duration Recommendations

Minimum
1 hour
Recommended
2-3 hours
Full Experience
half day

Seasonal Highlights

spring

mild, occasionally rainy

  • • Spring Brewery Tours
  • • Easter events

summer

warm to hot, occasionally rainy

  • • Extended opening hours
  • • Outdoor seating

autumn

cool, crisp air

  • • Autumn Brewery Tours
  • • Harvest events

winter

cold, rainy

  • • Holiday lights
  • • Winter beer tastings

Know Before You Go

Essential Information

  • Book tickets online in advance
  • Bring valid ID
  • Check weather and dress accordingly

What to Bring

essential

Valid ID Water bottle Printed or digital tickets

recommended

Camera Sunscreen Comfortable shoes

seasonal

Jacket/Coat Umbrella Hat and gloves in winter

not allowed

Large bags or backpacks Drones Outside food and drinks

Health & Safety

Physical Requirements: Moderate, due to walking and stairs

  • • Some exhibits may be behind glass or require standing for long periods

Medical facilities: First aid available on-site

Payment Information

Accepted

Cash, Credit/Debit cards, Mobile payments

Currency

Euro (EUR)

Typical Costs

entry €25
parking €5
food €10-20
souvenirs €5-50

Dress Code

Casual, Comfortable shoes for walking, Walking shoes, Inappropriate or offensive clothing

Booking Tips

  • • At least 1-2 weeks in advance, especially during peak season
  • • Official Guinness Storehouse website
  • • 48 hours in advance for a full refund
  • • Available with online booking

Amenities

Restrooms
Gift shop
Atm
Wifi
Lockers
Wheelchair rental
Stroller rental
On site restaurant
Cafe
Picnic areas
Outside food allowed

Digital Services

Mobile App

Guinness Storehouse App

Size: 45 MB

Features: Interactive map, Audio guide, Ticket booking, Exclusive content

Platforms: iOS, Android

WiFi Zones: Visitor center, Cafe, Gravity Bar

Charging Stations: Rest areas, Cafe

How to Reach

From Airport

Nearest: Dublin Airport

Distance: 10 km

Travel Time: 20-30 minutes

taxi
€30-40 20-30 min
public_transport
€3-5 30-40 min

From City Center

Distance: 2 km

tram (LUAS)
€2.20 15 min
bus
€2.20 15-20 min
taxi
€10-15 10 min

Local Insights

Cultural Context

Why Locals Love It: It's a symbol of Irish heritage and craftsmanship, offering a unique experience that combines history, culture, and great views of Dublin.

Historical Significance: The Guinness Storehouse is located at the original brewery site founded by Arthur Guinness in 1759. It's a testament to Dublin's industrial heritage and the global impact of Irish brewing.

Insider Tips

  • Visit the Guinness Storehouse early in the morning for a more peaceful experience
  • The best food options are located at the back of the Storehouse, near the exit
  • Check for special events and exhibitions when planning your visit

Local Recommendations

  • • Try a pint of Guinness at the Gravity Bar
  • • Visit the nearby St. Patrick's Cathedral
  • • Explore the Liberties neighborhood for local cafes and shops

Language Help

Useful Phrases

hello Hello
thank_you Go raibh míle maith agat
where_is Cá bhfuil
how_much Cé mhéad
beautiful Álainn
ticket Ticéad

Guide Languages: English, Irish (Gaeilge), Spanish, French, German

Photography Guide

Best Photo Spots

Gravity Bar

Best Time: Late afternoon

Tips: Capture the panoramic views of Dublin

Result: Stunning cityscape with a pint of Guinness

#GuinnessStorehouse #DublinViews #GravityBar

The Great Gallery

Best Time: Anytime

Tips: Focus on the impressive Guinness artwork and the giant Guinness harp

Result: Iconic Guinness Storehouse shots

#GuinnessStorehouse #DublinAttractions #ArtAndBeer

Photography Rules

allowed areas Outdoor areas, Gravity Bar, Great Gallery, Rooftop
prohibited areas Exhibits where photography may disturb others
flash photography Not allowed in some exhibits
commercial photography Permit needed for commercial use
drone policy Prohibited without prior permission
tripod policy Restricted, may require prior approval
selfie sticks Allowed but use discreetly to avoid disturbing others

Nearby Attractions

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Distance: 500m

Walking: 7 min

Type: Historical site

Christ Church Cathedral

Distance: 800m

Walking: 10 min

Type: Historical site

Dublin Castle

Distance: 1.2 km

Walking: 15 min

Type: Historical site

Temple Bar

Distance: 1.5 km

Walking: 20 min

Type: Entertainment district

Reviews

4.6

Based on 50,000 reviews

Recent Visitor Tips

  • "Book tickets online in advance"
  • "Visit the Gravity Bar for the best views"
  • "Arrive early to avoid crowds"

Contact Information

Related Tours & Activities (6)

Search Tours

Quick Info

Available Tours

51

Rating

4.6 / 5.0

Reviews

50,000

Adult Entry

€25

Search Attractions