Dublin · GUINNESS STOREHOUSE TOURS
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The Storehouse is part brewery story, part Dublin viewpoint and always busy. Compare these 15 ways to visit by entry type, guided context, extras, timing and total cost.
Self-guided Guinness Storehouse tour in St James’s Gate with a complimentary pint at Gravity Bar and 360 views of Dublin.
“A very enjoyable time in the Guinness Store house, lots to see and do! Very visual”
Visit the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin at your own pace, end with a Gravity Bar pint and panoramic city views included.
“Not to be missed if you're visiting Dublin. 7 floors of exciting stuff and a free pint with a great view of the city. Brilliant!”
Skip the lines for Jameson and Guinness, enjoy guided whiskey and stout tastings, then finish with a Gravity Bar pint and Dublin views.
“Our tour guide, Fergus, was friendly, engaging and so knowledgeable about every part of the tour. Would highly recommend!”
Skip-the-line Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery in Dublin with whiskey tasting, a Guinness pint, and guided stories. 4 hours.
“Alan with the yellow hat was amazing, super kind and very informative. Made the tour super fun!!!”
Fast-track Guinness Storehouse plus 24 or 48-hour Big Bus hop-on hop-off around Dublin, with live commentary and a Gravity Bar pint.
“The tour around Dublin was amazing. We did the 2 day, and had great drivers/guides, but Alan was the best”
Dublin in a Day hits Trinity and the Book of Kells first, then Dublin Castle and the Liffey, finishing with Teeling whiskey and Guinness.
“My favorite part of the tour was the library and book of Kells. I enjoyed learning about the restoration project of the library.”
Priority entry to Guinness Storehouse plus a Big Bus hop-on hop-off ride with Gravity Bar views and a 48-hour night option.
“our bus tour was great and so was Guinness tour. the only thing is once you got to the Guinness tour there wasn't enough time to finish the bus tour. I think this should be 2 day bus tour with Guinness tour. just some constructive feedback. 😊”
Guinness Storehouse Connoisseur Experience in Dublin: private bar tasting four Guinness styles, pour your own pint, sip at Gravity Bar.
“Was well worth it highly recommend the host Calam was very professional and made the experience worth it”
Skip the line at Guinness Storehouse for an included Gravity Bar pint, then head to Trinity College to see the Book of Kells.
“Our tour guide was spectacular. She was so full of so much wonderful information. Very knowledgeable of all the history of Dublin.. I learned so much . She was amazing and such a delight.”
First-access Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, craft whiskey in The Liberties, and a Guinness rooftop pint with audio.
“Our tour guide was absolutely wonderful. She was knowledgeable but also had a very good sense of humour, had the group laughing and engaging whilst learning. I would highly recommend the tour and especially our guide.”
Private Dublin tour with hotel pickup for Guinness and Jameson tastings, guided stops, and a Gravity Bar pint, plus transfers.
“Our tour guide John was fantastic! We couldn’t have asked for a better person to show us around and give us the best experience. We can’t say enough great things about John and our experience with Viator. THANK YOU!”
Guinness Storehouse entry plus a private Perfect Pint pub tour with Dublin landmarks, expert pint pouring, and classic local bars.
“This was such a great experience. After our (self guided) tour of the Guinness factory (with is great by itself) our wonderful pub guide, Denis, took us to four very distinct pubs that are not touristy, and each with their own charm and slightly different pour of Guinness. These are the type of pubs one would hope to stumble upon and find by accident while visiting Dublin. Denis is very knowledgeable about the pubs and the city itself and showed our group a great time.”
A guided Dublin half-day hitting Guinness Storehouse, Irish whiskey tastings, Roe & Co cocktail making, and a photo stop at Brazen Head.
“Very interactive and interesting tour. There is more things to see at the Guinness Storehouse than there is time to see. Roe and Co. Distillery was also a hit. Making our own cocktails was excellent. Ive been on many tours and I have to say that Dermot was exceptional. He shared great history and insured everyone was taken care of. I'd do the entire tour with him again.”
Walk Merrion Square with Dublin Rogues Tour, learn quirky Dublin characters, then enjoy a pint of Guinness. 1h15, small groups.
“Oscar Wilde and jos family woke alive. And many fellowes after him, especially those who were connected to Irlands independency.”
Guided Jameson and Guinness tour with tastings, tram transport, and a Gravity Bar pint plus 360 views of Dublin.
“Absolutely amazing and in depth tour. Our guide was called Niall and he was fantastic, so enthusiastic and passionate about his job and the places he was talking about. 10/10 would recommend, it’s better than doing it yourself”
