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The 15 most booked guinness storehouse tickets, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
Self-guided Guinness Storehouse in Dublin with a pint, interactive history, and Gravity Bar 360 views.
Most Popular“It was a great experience. have always enjoyed Guinness, any time. However, always tastes better at the source.”
Explore Guinness history at the Storehouse in Dublin, with tastings and a pint at the Gravity Bar and panoramic city views.
“Not to be missed if you're visiting Dublin. 7 floors of exciting stuff and a free pint with a great view of the city. Brilliant!”
Skip the lines for Jameson and Guinness with guided tastings, a Gravity Bar pint, and a guided walk through historic Dublin.
“It was fun. It has more walking than expected so dress warm if it’s cold outside. The tour guide Rory is knowledgeable and engaging”
Skip the lines for Guinness and Jameson in Dublin. Enjoy whiskey tasting, a pint, and great city views in 4 hours.
“Fergus was a first class host! He looked after us from start to finish, myself and Raj had an amazing time. Fergus was full of knowledge about Ireland and had great jokes. 10/10 - would highly recommended.”
Skip the line for Guinness, grab a free Gravity Bar pint, and use unlimited Big Bus hops to stitch together Dublin’s top sights over 24–48 hours.
“Good tour of Dublin and great chance to get into Guinness. Fun self-tour. Barrel making was fascinating!”
Dublin in a Day packs Book of Kells first access, Teeling whiskey tastings, and Guinness pint views into one smart 7.5-hour walk.
“Wonderful day! Fantastic and kind tour guide Brian. Saw many sites and enjoyed the afternoon tasting whiskey and beer!”
Skip the Guinness line and see Dublin from a double-decker bus, plus a free pint and 360° views at the Gravity Bar.
“The ease of getting on and off and the frequency of the buses”
Taste four Guinness styles, pour your own pint in a private bar, then sip with Dublin views at Gravity Bar in this 1-hour experience.
“the Conniseur experience it's fantastic. the host is friendly, knowledgeable, and funny.”
Dublin in 4 hours with a skip-the-line Guinness pint, a Liberties walk, Molly Malone, and timed Book of Kells entry at Trinity College.
“I would have liked to have spent more time at Guinness and felt the Book of Kells was overrated. After some busy days before this tour, the walk from the storehouse to book of kells was too long. Our tour guide was great but in general would have gone to Guinness on our own and…”
A 7.5-hour Dublin highlights day with early Book of Kells access, Dublin Castle sights, Teeling whiskey tasting, and Guinness rooftop pint.
“Brian was a great tour guide! He was very knowledge and excited to share the history of Dublin.”
Private Dublin tour with transfers: Guinness Storehouse Gravity Bar pint and Jameson Bow St tasting with hotel pickup.
“Guide was very knowledgeable, personable and genuine. Both tours were informative and fun. Time well spent”
Private Guinness Storehouse entry plus a Perfect Pint pub tour in Dublin with city sights, local guides, and classic pubs.
“This is a must-go when in Dublin, even if you aren’t totally into Guinness. The videos and displays are absolutely fabulous.”
Guided Guinness Storehouse, Irish Whiskey tastings at Roe & Co, plus a Liberties whiskey-trail pub stop and a quick look at Brazen Head.
“Maura was our wonderful tour guide from Letz Go City Tour. She was so friendly, so enthusiastic and really knowledgeable.”
A 75-minute walking tour of Merrion Square with witty Dublin rogues, plus a pint of Guinness in a classic pub setting.
“Oscar Wilde and jos family woke alive. And many fellowes after him, especially those who were connected to Irlands independency.”
Guided Jameson and Guinness in Dublin with tram transport, whiskey tastings, a Gravity Bar pint, and 360° skyline views.
“Our Guide Niall was incredibly funny and the tour was magnificent. Thanks for the experience Niall :) Sláinte”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
