Guinness Storehouse

All great stories begin somewhere, and this begins with Arthur Guinness who staked his future on a rundown brewery at St. James's Gate. The year was 1759. The rest is history. And it's all waiting to be discovered as you explore 250 years of brewing heritage and walk in Arthur's footsteps.



Today, only a select few hold the secret that's part of our brewing success. Passed down from Arthur himself, Master Brewers ensure the GUINNESS® legacy is kept alive. Become part of that process as you discover the truth behind Arthur's 9,000 year lease and learn how Arthur made a decision which would change the course of GUINNESS® brewing history.

Step into Guinness Storehouse, and you'll find yourself inside a building which was once a central part of the brewing process. Situated in the St. James's Gate Brewery, the history of Guinness is steeped within its walls. Once the place where fermentation took place - in 2000, the Storehouse was transformed into Guinness storehouse, complete with a panoramic rooftop bar.

Once inside, look up, and you'll see that Guinness storehouse is built around a massive glass pint structure which, if filled, would contain an impressive 14.3 million pints of Guinness beer. Complementing this contemporary architecture, are the original pipe-work and steel frames - a spectacular fusion of old and new which creates a truly fitting tribute to almost three centuries of Guinness history.

Rates (tickets)

Admission is €14.00 and includes a complimentary pint of GUINNESS® beer in the GRAVITY® bar.

Timings:

Monday - Sunday: 9.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.



Closed: Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Saint Stephens Day, New Years Day and Good Friday. In July and August we are open from 9.30 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.