Very interesting tour thorugh the history of that important Irish beer. We visited the Guinness Storehouse located in the heart of St James’s Gate, in Dublin City, in a sunny afternoon. That gave us the opportunity to enjoy a beautiful view from the top of the Arthur Guinness' historical building. The beer that we drank there, at the seventh floor, was delicious. We really enjoyed learning many information about roasted barley and yeast of such Irish stout, which has been one of the most successful alcohol brands worldwide since 1759.

Last minute tour with my son. Had been to the storeroom about 20 years ago and it has definitely been added to in that time. Beautifully presented displays. Easy to navigate. And a lovely pint at the gravity bar on top. A great place to visit.

If you like and drink beer then Visiting the Guinness Storehouse is of course a must during any short trip in Dublin. But because of its popularity the visit thru the 5 story exhibition is informative but long and not really entertaining. The tasting is basic and a bit massive (we were in a room with at least 60/70 people) but once you reach the Graffiti Bar on the 7th floor for your free pint of Guinness the amazing view you get over Dublin make it all worth it!

This really is a mix of history and advertising. However, the views from the top floor bar whilst you have a Guinness makes the whole thing worthwhile. It’s a slick operation, and it needs to be. It was sold out all day on the Sunday we went. Lucky we’d taken the advice to pre-book. They get the people in, then keep them moving. Some of the old machinery and models of the Guinness shipping fleet are very interesting. The exit is via the shop with a nightclub feel seems to sell everything imaginable with Guinness branding. There’s also places to eat if you’re really keen for the whole immersive experience.

This self guided tour is a must do when in Dublin. We were able to pre-book a few days before hand and able to take our time. The building is quite large and ends up at the bar! You'll enjoy a cold beer with jncredible views.

We did the self guided experience which was fine. You walk through following the arrows and reading the placards at your leisure. You move upwards floor to floor, finally attaining the Gravity Bar where you can enjoy your pint overlooking the city. I thought it was heavy on the marketing but very good. When we left, we realized we had spent 3 hours there. A must see.

Definitely recommend the connoisseur tour. Go early and grab lunch in one their food establishments. Leisurely take the self guided tour, the enjoy the sampling of different brews with an experienced beerologist.

Guiness storehouse is well worth a visit even if you don’t drink Guiness! It was all so interesting and so well presented and tied up with the history of Ireland. We spent hours there! Our ticket included a drink in the rooftop bar at the end, we had apple cider! It was a lovely place to end the tour. The shop is really good too.

We had a nice self guided tour of the Guinness Beer production and was able to taste some samples. The facility is very spacious, modern and clean to handle large volumes of visitors. The gift shop is stacked with quality products.

I’m not a big beer person, but I still enjoyed the storehouse. Informative self-guided tour..lots of levels. My favorite level was the advertisements. Gravity bar on top gets quite busy. Large souvenir shop and yummy cafes in the building as well.