Guinness Storehouse, Beer museum at St James's Gate, Dublin, Ireland
The seven-floor building mirrors the shape of a pint glass, with exhibits spanning the brewing process, advertising history, and ingredients of Guinness beer.
The structure, built in 1902 as Ireland's first steel-framed building, operated as a fermentation plant until 1988 before becoming a visitor center in 2000.
The Gravity Bar on the seventh floor provides visitors with a complimentary pint while offering extensive views across Dublin's urban landscape.
Visitors can learn proper pouring techniques at the Perfect Pint bar, participate in tasting sessions, and explore multiple dining venues throughout the facility.
The Guinness Archives maintain employee records dating to 1759, allowing guests to research family connections to the historical brewery operations.
Location: Dublin
Inception: November 2000
Official opening: November 2000
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Website: https://www.guinness-storehouse.com
Address: St. James's Gate D08 VF8H Dublin
Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:30-17:00
Phone: +35314084800
Website: https://guinness-storehouse.com
GPS coordinates: 53.34187,-6.28671
Latest update: August 11, 2025 18:05
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