Guinness Storehouse Tickets

A wealth of information presented in an engaging way, with a mix of photos and videos, plus breaks in between, tasting tips, and, to top it all off, the Gravity Bar with Guinness

I was pleasantly surprised by the Guinness Storehouse. It was informative, interesting, the entertainment was lovely bonus and the building is beautifully done.

As a huge fan of Guinness, coming to the site where is was created in ireland was a bucket list item for me! The fact that I got to enjoy it with my wife, 2 daughters, and my son in law made it a very special day!

When entering we were perfectly greeted by the staff who was not only nice but tried to keep things flowing as best as possible. After they send us on our way in which they delivered the perfect explanation on what separates them from the other brands that make stout Guinness. On the third level they surprised us with a tasting of the brand which was nice and good to see, and in the same level they had a bar with music and live performances which were great to see. After doing all that you would say the expierence would already be complete but they completely surprised us with the amazing view on top of the bar and the stout or was also wonderful to do and have a great memory on the experience. To round it off I would say as I great Guinness fan myself they have they have the perfect items in the gift shop to suprise you and make you want to buy it all. Overall 10/10 experience!

With headout i got a discount ticket from the main website. The Guinness Storehouse is really good, interactive and structured. Spent 2h and learnt a lot from the Harp beer... The Gravity bar was packed but the view is simply amazing and you can drink one free Guinness, Guinness 0% or Hop 13 lager. All the staff were friendly and helpful. And for once, the facility is 100% accessible to wheelchair. The mapping videos and the set up for each part of the visit are beautifully done.

Visiting the Guinness Storehouse was easily one of the highlights of our trip to Dublin. The entire experience is incredibly well done—from the moment you walk in, you’re taken through a self-guided, multi-level journey that blends history, brewing science, and Irish culture in a really engaging way. What stood out most was how interactive and immersive everything felt. You don’t just read about how Guinness is made—you actually learn about each ingredient (water, barley, hops, yeast) in a hands-on way, and see how they come together through the brewing process. The exhibits are modern and thoughtfully designed, so it never feels like a typical museum. The storytelling is another big win. You get a real sense of the legacy behind Guinness and its impact on Dublin and beyond, especially learning about Arthur Guinness himself and the brand’s evolution over time. It adds a deeper appreciation for what you’re drinking. Of course, the experience builds toward the pint at the end—and it absolutely delivers. Enjoying a perfectly poured Guinness in the Gravity Bar, with panoramic views overlooking Dublin, is something special. It’s not just a drink—it feels like a reward for the whole experience. Overall, it’s well worth the time and money. Whether you’re a big Guinness fan or just curious, it’s a fun, informative, and memorable experience that gives you a real taste of Dublin’s identity. Highly recommend making it part of your trip.