Location
St James' Gate, Dublin
History
 High on the list for many people's Irish Experience is a pint of the black stuff and where better to drink it than the home of Guinness...
The Guinness Storehouse is one of Dublin's most popular visitor attractions and here you'll discover all there is to know about Ireland's most famous export. It's situated in the original Brewery, which first opened in 1876 and visitors are treated to over 250 year's of Guinness history including the story behind some of its most iconic adverts.
You'll also discover just what goes into making Guinness - the ingredients, the process, the pulling and finally the drinking, as you sip your complimentary pintin the stunning Gravity Bar, with amazing panoramic views of Dublin City - worth the entrance fee itself!
 The Guinness Storehouse has a restaurant, where visitors can enjoy some good old Irish dishes along with their pint and has a huge range of Guinness souvenirs that you can buy to mark your trip.
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No visit to Dublin is complete without a trip to the famous Guinness brewery in Dublin. The Guinness Hopstore is situated in the heart of old Dublin.
Opening Times
Open all year - 9.30am-5pm July & August - 9.30am-7pm Closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, St Stephen's Day & Good Friday.
Visit Length
1-2hrs
Admission
Adult: €14.00 Student (U 18) €8.00 Student (18+) & OAP: €10.00 Children from 6-12: €5 Children under 6: Free Family tickets: €30 (2A + up to 4C)
Information
Leaflets: Yes Guided Tours: Yes Audio Visual: Yes Exhibition: Yes
Facilities
Restaurant: Yes Car Park: Yes Coach Park: Yes Disabled Access: Yes
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