Guinness Storehouse

Guinness Storehouse highlights

Glass Atrium

Stand at the very bottom of the world’s largest pint glass, the atrium of the Guinness Brewery experience. Need some perspective on how big it really is? If the glass atrium was filled, it would hold 14.3 million pints of Guinness! The Atrium takes visitors through seven stories of Guinness heritage and history; from production and the ingredients, recipe and craft of brewing; to transportation and distribution; as well as advertising and sponsorship.

Gravity Bar

End on a high, literally, at Gravity Bar, the Guinness Storehouse’s very own bar – and an experience in itself. At the seventh story, Gravity Bar boasts 360° panoramic views over Dublin, and you can sit back and enjoy the vista.

We strongly recommend visiting the Guinness Storehouse website for the most up-to-date information prior to visiting.

The Store

Don't leave without exploring the vast souvenir shop to take something back home with you as a memento of your amazing Guinness experience, from pint glasses to mugs, t-shirts and rugby balls - there is a wide range of options for presents or souvenirs.

Guiness Tour in Dublin

Discover the magic of Dublin with the unmissable Guinness Storehouse tour! Get up close and personal in the rich history of this world-renowned stout and experience the art of brewing that has been perfected over 250 years. Feel the cool touch of barley, take in the intoxicating aroma of hops, and listen to roiling bubbles in the iconic pint glasses. Your taste buds will thank you savor the distinct, robust flavors of Guinness. But it's not just about the beer - this Guinnes tour in Dublin is about vibrant culture and heritage. With exclusive discounts and unique features only offered by Go City®, you’ll be drawn into a story that’s as compelling as it is delicious. Don't just visit Dublin, taste it! Book your Guinness Storehouse tour today and turn an ordinary trip into an extraordinary adventure.

Guinness Storehouse & Brewery facts

• A ‘perfect’ pour of Guinness should take 119.5 seconds at a 45-degree angle.
• Over 10 million glasses of Guinness are sold every day around the world.
• Guinness was originally called Porter and then Stout Porter before its name changed in the 18th century.

So Don't forget to embrace the spirit of Dublin, Ireland by drowning yourself in the rich past and unique brewing process of the globally renowned Guinness Factory, an unforgettable experience every traveller must add to their itinerary. Oh and don't miss the Game of Thrones Studio Tour or Bray Aquarium after your experience here!