Guinness Storehouse Heritage and Brewery Tours

What to Expect

Heritage museum in a seven-story converted brewery building showcasing 250+ years of Guinness brewing history, advertising heritage, and Irish cultural heritage. Exhibits cover the history of St. James’s Gate brewery, iconic advertising campaigns, Irish culture and heritage themes. Complete with bar, restaurant, and panoramic views of Dublin from the top floor.

Good to Know

• Open daily 9:15am - 7pm (seasonal hours may vary)
• Admission: €25 (includes complimentary drink in top-floor Gravity Bar)
• Multiple floors with different exhibition themes
• Plan 2-3 hours for full visit including Gravity Bar
• Fully accessible with lift to all floors
• Excellent restaurant and multiple bars
• One of Ireland’s top visitor attractions
• Heritage exhibits intertwined with cultural history

Getting There

St James’s Gate is west of Dublin city centre, historically the centre of Dublin’s brewing industry. Luas Red Line to Smithfield (5 min walk). Bus 123 from city centre. Street parking or nearby car parks.