The Guinness Storehouse is a must-visit for anyone in Dublin! It’s not just a museum, but an incredibly modern and experimental experience that goes beyond your typical brewery tour. The interactive displays and state-of-the-art technology really bring the history of Guinness to life in a fun and engaging way. From learning about the brewing process to discovering the brand’s global impact, every floor offers something unique. The highlight for me was the Gravity Bar at the top, where you can enjoy a perfectly poured pint of Guinness with breathtaking panoramic views of Dublin. If you’re a fan of Guinness or just curious about Ireland’s iconic stout, this place offers an exciting, immersive journey through its world-famous history. Definitely worth the visit! This captures the modern, experimental vibe you mentioned while focusing on the interactive and memorable nature of the experience.

I'll start by saying I'm not a beer drinker. My husband and I went to the Guinness Storehouse because it's so highly rated and ranked. The displays are excellent. Very creative and dramatic. And the museum does a good job of getting large numbers of people through without feeling crowded. That said, if you've ever toured a brewery or distillery before, as we have in Oban, there's a limit to how much new information one can pick up. Perhaps the most interesting part of the exhibit was the video of barrel making. The advertising exhibit was interesting but not nostalgic for me because Guinness wasn't (isn't?) a big advertiser in Canada. (If they were/are, they are definitely overshadowed by North American brands and a handful of other international brands.) The Gravity Bar wasn't crowded at 11-ish on a Saturday. There were nice views with numbers associated for an audio tour, but no information on how to connect to the audio guide, and there's no app for the Storehouse.

The visit is absolutely not worth the cost. Guiness is smart, it makes you pay for its advertising. It’a crowded and uninteresting. Instead, go grab a beer in a pub.

The approach to this place was astounding. I was definitely ready to head inside after I enjoyed the view. My significant other and I stepped inside. We followed the sign that said Purchase Tickets. Walkup Prices for Adult (+18) was €30. That was a bit steep, so I was hoping for a good experience. Attached to my ticket was a Drink Voucher. I was excited to try it. After that, we stopped at the Information counter. We were able to drop off our luggage here, so that was convenient. We were given a card that said Luggage Tag 3. This was a free service and I felt comfortable with it. We waited in line for a bit to be let in. It was fast. We went up an escalator and landed near an employee that told us a bit about Guinness. After that, we started our experience underneath where it said The Journey Begins Here. It was self-guided, so that was nice. I was able to take my time and read a lot about Guinness. We stopped at Cooperage Cafe to see what they had to offer. From the Hot Drinks section, I ordered a Reg Americano for 3.70. I also got a Scone (B) for €4.70. It was ready fast. We found a table to sit down at there. The Americano was pretty good and even better with Brown Sugar added to it. The Scone was crumbly, yet enjoyable. I’m glad I stopped there. My favorite part of Guinness Storehouse was The Tasting Rooms. We waited in a line for it. Luckily, it went by fast. We were led into a room that allowed us to go around and smell different areas. We were given a sample of Guinness to take into the next room. In the next room, we were told some history and then guided on how to taste Guinness. It was an interesting process. I enjoyed my sample. In the Cinema Room, we sat down and watched interesting videos. It was a great way to settle down for a bit. Gravity Bar was laid out nicely and covered a lot of ground. Unfortunately, it was packed there. I claimed my Drink Voucher there for a pint of Guinness. It sure hit the spot. I took it down fairly fast. The views from up there were spectacular. It was almost impossible to not stop at The Store. It was large and had a variety of items. I ended up looking at the Keyrings section and purchased one of the Guinness Keyrings for €7. Besides that, I purchased a Black Gold Brewed In Dublin T for €18. I was pleased with both of the items. We stopped at the Left Luggage counter to retrieve our belongings. I gave the Luggage Tag 3 card we were given at the Information counter and we were given our belongings back. It was simple. The service I received throughout my visit was hospitable. I didn’t have any issues. Overall, I had a great experience here. It was a bit pricey, but still worth it. With so many floors to explore, I’m glad I got to experience all of them. I would love to come back someday. Date of visit: 12/09/2024

My first trip to Dublin and the Guinness name is synonymous with this city, so a trip to the Storehouse was required. Jumped off as part of the DoDublin hop on hop off tour having prebought the tickets online. Early afternoon, on a Sunday. Found the whole experience well thought out and engaging, spread as it was over several floors of the old plant. Fascinating facts, followed moving displays kept our interest, detailing the history of the eponymous drink. Culminating with a free pint at the top floor bar, with stunning views of the city.

Guinness Storehouse has been on my must visit list when in Dublin and it didn't disappoint. There is plenty to do and loads to learn about Irelands number one export. The building is very impressive and very well planed to take you on a journey about the Guinness history. There are two bars also within the building to taste the Guinness brands but by far the best is the Gravity bar with the panoramic views of Dublin, lucky for us it was a very clear and sunny day for us to enjoy a Guinness or two. We purchased our entry tickets (pint included) online before arriving as it can be busy especially at the weekends. There is also loads of Guinness merchandise to purchase so bring plenty of Euros for all those gifts. Next time I'm in Dublin I will be visiting the storehouse again.

I wasn't sure what to expect, especially since back home in Canada, I don't like Guinness. Let me tell you, the Guinness you taste in the Storehouse, is so smooth, refreshing and tasty. I honestly don't think I can drink Guinness anywhere else other than Ireland. The tour is self guided. You can pay extra to learn how to pour a Guinness pint and you can pay extra to have your picture placed on a pint of Guinness too. We didn't do that, but we did pay for a glass of Guinness as part of our self guided tour. It takes you about 2 hours to go through the tour. It's very educational. They do have a lounge at the top of the building that allows you to look out at Dublin. Good luck getting a table or a spot to sit. You'll have to go down to the floor below where there is more seating. You have to book a time to visit. They are pretty good at allowing you in 30 mins before your scheduled time and 30 mins after. Beyond that time, you'll have to rebook. You can get to the Storehouse via taxi, Uber, hop on hop off bus. There are horse drawn carriages that are driven by the gypsy. Don't take them. We witnessed the drivers intoxicated and they are not kind to their horses either..

I'm 51. I've drank Guinness all my Adult life. I brought a girl from Austria, was sorely disappointed. We could have googled all the information. I even know cans should be in fridge 48 hours before drinking The optiocs n view were what me score a 4 out of 10. Even the pint at the end wasn't Right??? Dearest pint I ever bought. (Ticket) I asked my 20yrs Austria friend what she though. She said its a tourist attraction, bit wouldn't recommend it to a friend. £26 for a student n pay their way there. Very disappointed Irish Man. Kind Regards Philip.

Enjoyed this visit so much, from start to finish it was value for the admission money. The design of the building, the Guinness story, the history and the culture was exciting, informative and insightful. Fascinating and fun to see a picture of yourself on a pint of the black stuff A must for everyone !

Really enjoyed the walkthrough - self guided tour and spent over three hours in here. You queue up outside in your time slot the go in and it does take a bit of time but not crushed or chaotic. Layout inside was good. Very hard to get a seat in the gravity bar & this was a shame- would have stayed longer. We had a cruffin & cinnamon whirl part way found and cafe was reasonably priced & pastries were lovely. Slightly disappointed that the advertising section didn’t have a reel of all the adverts playing and even on the self selected screens there were only a few to watch. Also took over 10 minutes waiting for a lift down from floor 5 but it was impossible so we took the stairs instead. Didn’t have the audio guide as missed where you got these from but enjoyed the displays & audio/ info so wonder if the audio guides are for different languages. We did really enjoy the storehouse and it’s been the best part of our trip. A map of the inside would also have been useful.

Absolutely fantastic customer service. We arrived and my mother was in some pain from walking. They ushered us straight in ( an hour before our allotted time) , offered us seating and found a wheelchair for my mother so she could still enjoy the experience. This was made all the better by the member of staff , Katie , who was on the door! Bravo Guinness

The basic Guinness Storehouse experience is sufficient in my opinion. I did not see the value in the added premium experiences (pouring, selfie pour, etc). The interactive approach to the tour is amazing. The only drawback is that there are sooo many people funneled through the experience and the visit to the Gravity Bar was like being an a food court during peak dining.

Total tourist trap. Each booking time has dozens of people on it. It's a self guided tour and you feel herded like cattle through some parts. Did have some interesting exhibits, but a bare bones tour. Great views from the top floor where you can get a free pint with your tour ticket. Our brewery tour in Kilenny was way better. Skip the tour and just go to a good pub for a pint of Guinness.

My husband and I toured the Guinness Storehouse when we traveled to Ireland in October. We paid 50 euros each which bought us a walk-through in the storehouse and a complimentary beverage at the bar. It also gained us access to the top floor bar which has a beautiful view of Dublin. The view at the top was stunning. The walk-through was not as interesting if I'm being honest. I will say, however, the free drink I had was delicious. They have certain beers which you cannot buy anywhere but a few exclusive places. The beer I enjoyed had notes of caramel and chocolate and tasted like dessert!

Guinness storehouse and exhibition is probably the best must-visit recreational venue in Dublin. 100% worth it. Despite the crowd, everything were very organized, brand new, high-tec and easy to walk through. 7 floors of fulfilling impressions. Great facilities and acxessibility luxury WC, glass elevator and automatic stairs. Guinness shop fantastic but prices petty high. We enjoyed it greatly. Bravo to all of you who maintain and present such a venue.