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Ireland's standouts.
The 10 most popular guinness storehouse tours in Ireland. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Walk 7 floors inside the Guinness Brewery in Dublin, then end at the Gravity Bar with a complimentary pint and 360° city views.
“Fantastic place to visit. Really interesting to hear about the history of the storehouse and brewing process. The water feature is fantastic! Thought my 11year old would be bored but he loved it. View from the top of the storehouse is breathtaking.”
A self-guided Guinness museum in Dublin with a story-filled route, included pint at Gravity Bar, and panoramic views over the city.
“Loved the tour, great layout. Though everything went smooth, felt too impersonal. Not a beer drinker, but found myself enjoying Guinness. Slainte”
A 4-hour Dublin guided tour combining Jameson and Guinness, with skip-the-line entry, tastings, and Gravity Bar views for a true drinks-and-city hit.
“Brilliant tour highly recommended”
Skip-the-line Guinness and Jameson tour in Dublin with guided tastings, a free Guinness pint, and a Gravity Bar view of the city.
“Richard was an excellent and informative guide. His knowledge exceptional and willingness to advise and help was outstanding. The tour was great. Jamesons was very interesting but Guinness was a stand out highlight without a doubt.”
Skip lines at Guinness Storehouse, enjoy a free pint at Gravity Bar, then hop around Dublin for 24 or 48 hours with live commentary.
“Excellent experience and well worth the money, finished with the perfect pint. Would definitely recommend this trip”
Small-group Dublin day with first access Book of Kells, Trinity and Dublin Castle, Teeling whiskey tastings, and a Guinness pint at Gravity Bar.
“Very good summary of Ireland's history and how it affects life today on the Island, would definitely use this guide again”
Priority Guinness entry plus a hop-on hop-off bus through Dublin, ending with 360 views at Gravity Bar and, on 48-hour tickets, a live night tour.
“Our first guide getting from the city centre to Guinness was extremely good - information and entertaining and was easy to hear. Our second guide, back to the city centre, was more difficult to hear and so the commentary was rather lost on us. The Guinness Storehouse is an excellent place to spend 2-3 hours…”
Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse Connoisseur Experience: private 4-floor tasting, pour your own pint, learn 4 variants, then enjoy Gravity Bar views.
“Great experience of trying Guinness beers we aren't able to purchase anywhere else.”
A 4-hour Dublin small-group tour pairing skip-the-line Guinness with the Book of Kells, plus Liberties streets and the Molly Malone statue.
“Maura was a fabulous tour guide. We enjoyed everything. The Guiness Storehouse. Trinity college and Book of Kells.”
Early Book of Kells access, Dublin Castle and cathedrals, Teeling whiskey in The Liberties, then Guinness Storehouse and a rooftop pint.
“Brian was a great tour guide! He was very knowledge and excited to share the history of Dublin.”
