The Guinness Storehouse, the World’s Leading Tourist Attraction 2023, gives Guinness lovers the chance to experience the history, heart, and soul of Ireland’s most iconic beer. A visit to the Home of Guinness includes a behind-the-scenes look at the craft of brewing a pint of the Black Stuff, an exhibition and cinema room dedicated to vintage Guinness advertising, and the chance to enjoy a pint in the Gravity Bar while enjoying Dublin’s best view.
Housed at St. James’s Gate in the heart of Dublin’s Liberties, the seven floors of the Guinness Storehouse were built through a €42 million redevelopment of a 113-year-old former Guinness fermentation plant. Since 2000, the Guinness Storehouse has continually been enhanced, developing its experience to exceed consumers’ expectations. The newly revamped Gravity Bar is the latest example of this. The panoramic bar, located on the seventh floor, has more than doubled in size and is now structured as a figure of eight, giving stunning views across the Dublin cityscape.
Enjoy the Best Views in Dublin at The Gravity Bar
Prepare to have your breath taken away by the recently doubled Gravity Bar, on the seventh floor of the Guinness Storehouse. With unparalleled panoramic views of Dublin, order your included pint of Guinness and take a seat to relax and watch the world go by from under you. One of the highest points in Dublin city, enjoy unforgettable views any time of the day
The Storehouse is located half a mile from Dublin City Centre (a 20 minute walk).
By Foot
Start point: Dublin city centre
(Journey time 20 mins)
. Head west on College Green towards Grafton Street
. Follow the road until you pass Christ Church Cathedral on your right
. Continue onto Thomas Street then turn left onto Crane Street
. At the end of Crane Street, turn right onto Market Street
. The Guinness Storehouse® is ahead on your rightBy Car
By Car
Start point: Dublin city centre
(Journey time 20 mins)
. Head west on College Green towards Grafton Street
. Continue onto Thomas Street
. At the St James’s Gate Brewery turn left onto Echlin Street
. Turn left onto Grand Canal Place, which becomes Pim Street
. Turn left onto Market Street, the Guinness Storehouse® is on your left
. For the car park, take the next left onto Crane Street
We have a free car park around the corner next to the old Hopstore, on Crane Street, but spaces are limited.
Public Transport:
Luas (Red): James’s Street
Bus: see dublinbus.ie
St James’s Gate, Dublin 8, Ireland