The Guinness Storehouse at dusk, the glass Gravity Bar wrapped around the roof of the brick brewery in Dublin
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Guinness Storehouse tickets in Dublin

Skip the queue at St. James’s Gate, walk the brewery at your own pace, and finish upstairs in the Gravity Bar.

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01

The brewery, at your pace

Seven floors at St. James’s Gate, from the lease Arthur Guinness signed to the way the stout is roasted, fermented, and poured. You move yourself.

02

A pint with the city below

The visit finishes upstairs in the Gravity Bar. On a clear day the river, the rooftops, and the Dublin mountains sit in the same glance.

03

A clean two hours

Most people are through in about two hours, then the Liberties and the rest of the city are still in front of them.

The visit

The Storehouse is the brewery’s public face at St. James’s Gate. You walk the story of the stout: the water, the roast, the 9,000-year lease, and the advertising that carried the harp around the world.

You set the pace. Stay with the pour if that is the part you came for, then take the lift or the stairs to the Gravity Bar. The standard entrance ticket ends there, glass in hand, Dublin under you.

This page is for that ticket alone — the Guinness Storehouse experience — so the afternoon stays a brewery visit and not a coach tour.

Time
About 2 hours
Place
St. James’s Gate, The Liberties, Dublin 8
Visit
Self-guided entrance ticket
With
Guinness Storehouse
Visitors walking into the tasting rooms through a corridor of red neon at the Guinness Storehouse
The Nature gallery inside the Guinness Storehouse, with hanging greenery and a visitor looking up
Visitors watching a film about the ingredients of Guinness inside the Storehouse

Included

What the ticket covers

  1. 01 1 pint of Guinness or soft drink
  2. 02 Admission to the Guinness Storehouse
  3. 03 1 soft drink for each child under 18 years
  4. 04 Car parking - Subject to availability on a first come first serve basis

Practical

Hours, the door, and the walk there.

Book a time

The ticket is for a slot. Weekends and days when ships are in fill first. Morning is quieter; late afternoon packs the bar.

Getting there

St. James’s Gate, The Liberties, Dublin 8. The Luas Red Line stops at James’s, a short walk to the door. A taxi from Grafton Street or Temple Bar is a brief ride.

Hours

Opening hours and last entry shift with the season. Confirm the slot on Viator when you book, and arrive a little early for the door.

What to wear

The visit is indoors across several floors, with standing and a bit of walking. Comfortable shoes are enough. The bar is warm, with glass on every side.

FAQ

Before you book

Where do I buy Guinness Storehouse tickets?

On Viator. Choose a time and pay there. This page does not take payment. The booking button carries affiliate attribution, so the visit can be credited, at no extra cost to you.

Is the Gravity Bar pint included?

This ticket includes a pint of Guinness or a soft drink, and a soft drink for each child under 18. The visit ends upstairs at the Gravity Bar. Read the inclusions on Viator before you pay, because other packages differ.

How long does the visit take?

About two hours. It is self-guided, so you can linger on the pour, the advertising archive, or the view and move faster through the rest.

Do I need a timed entry?

Yes. You pick the time on Viator. Bring the ticket on your phone. The gate is at St. James’s Gate in the Liberties.

How do I get to the Storehouse?

The entrance is at St. James’s Gate, Dublin 8. Take the Luas Red Line to James’s and walk a few minutes, or take a taxi from the city centre.

What are the cancellation terms?

Cancellation terms are shown on Viator before you pay. Read that line on the booking page; it is the rule that applies to your date.

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Choose a time. Pay on Viator. Bring the ticket to the gate.

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