Guinness Storehouse

Max Blackwood

5/5

A must see attraction when visiting Dublin, would recommend for those that aren’t even Guinness drinkers. Perfect combination of written facts and history with visual and digital information. The tour is across 6 floors. Opportunities to purchase quality memorabilia and refresh at the Cafe. The tour itself is immersive and engaging for all ages. Covering the production of Guinness, its history and previous marketing and advertising campaigns plus more. The icing on the top is a complementary drink at the rooftop bar with panoramic views.

David and Frances van Gestel

5/5

We did the basic self-guided tour - it was fun and really well done. The visuals and interactive displays were a highlight. The building itself is steeped in history, spread across seven floors of exhibits covering brewing, equipment, advertising, and Guinness’s role in Irish culture. The café was an unexpected treat - we had a sausage roll, Guinness cake, and coffee, all absolutely delicious. The Gravity Bar was the perfect finale, with panoramic views of Dublin and the freshest pint of Guinness you’ll ever taste. A must-do!

Małgorzata Krzywicka

5/5

Guinness Museum in Dublin. Fantastic, modern museum to get known interesting history of one of the best and most famous beers of the world. Museum for everybody. Not possible to be bored. Possibility to smell and taste the beer 🍺 only increases your willingness to drink it again and again 😊.