Seven storeys of brewing history inside a 1904 fermentation plant at St. James's Gate, crowned by a glass-walled rooftop bar with 360-degree views over Dublin. Your ticket includes a pint of Guinness or Guinness 0.0 to drink up there.
The standard Guinness Storehouse Experience is a self-guided walk through seven floors covering the brewing process, the advertising archive and the Cooperage & Transport exhibition. Average time is around 90 minutes.
A glass-and-steel bar 46m above the city with 360-degree views from the Dublin Mountains to Howth Head. Your ticket includes a pint of Guinness, Guinness 0.0 or a soft drink.
The immersive tasting room is part of the main route; the premium Connoisseur Experience adds a small-group guided tasting of Guinness varieties and your own pour.
An intimate guided tour of the working St. James's Gate brewery, including the underground tunnels and Brewhouse 4, lunch and a pint at the Gravity Bar. Three to four hours, over-18s only, English only.
Add about an hour to learn the six-step pouring ritual and pull your own pint, with a certificate at the end. Costs an extra €14 on top of the standard ticket.
An extra pint with your own selfie printed in the head of the Guinness. Adds €10 to the standard ticket.
Four venues run alongside the tour: Roasthouse for coffee and snacks, Arthur's Bar and Market Street for casual food, and the full-service 1837 Bar & Brasserie. All take walk-ins or bookings, and the 1837 brasserie is best pre-booked.
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