Dublin: Guinness Storehouse Tour & Gravity Bar Pint

Summary

Guinness storehouse dublin tour with gravity bar views and pint

You’ll walk through Dublin’s legendary Guinness Storehouse with locals nearby and stories everywhere—from brewing secrets to quirky ads. Taste a fresh pint at the Gravity Bar while gazing out over Dublin’s rooftops. Includes entry ticket and your own perfectly poured pint or soft drink for kids—plus those little moments you can’t plan for.

What’s the experience like?

“Don’t rush it,” the security guy grinned as he checked our tickets at St. James’s Gate. I think he could tell we were already buzzing (not from beer, just excitement). Inside the Guinness Storehouse, it smelled like warm malt and something sweet—maybe caramel? There was this low hum of voices echoing up through the atrium. We wandered past old wooden barrels and these vintage posters—some of them made me laugh out loud. The toucan one especially. I tried to pronounce “Sláinte” like our guide did but honestly, I probably mangled it.

The brewing process part was more interesting than I expected—I mean, there’s a reason people search for “Guinness Storehouse tour Dublin” so much. Our guide, Aoife, pointed out tiny details in the old machinery that I’d have missed: dents on the copper from decades of use, fingerprints in the dust. She told us how Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease for this place (I had to double-check if she was joking—she wasn’t). There were families with kids everywhere; some little ones giggling at the bubbles in their sodas while their parents eyed the tasting room.

We finally made it up to the Gravity Bar. It was crowded but not in a bad way—more like everyone was sharing this secret view over Dublin’s rooftops. My first sip of Guinness here tasted colder and creamier than anywhere else (maybe that’s just my head playing tricks). The bartender poured it slow, let it settle—said that’s how you get it right. I watched rain clouds roll over the city while holding my glass; felt oddly proud to be here, even though I’m not Irish. Still think about that view sometimes when I taste Guinness back home.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Guinness Storehouse and Gravity Bar

• Arrive at Guinness Storehouse
• Discover brewing process
• Learn brewery history
• View Guinness advertisements archive
• Enjoy pint at Gravity Bar
• Admire panoramic Dublin views

Top questions

Is admission to the Guinness Storehouse included?

Yes, your ticket includes admission to all areas of the Guinness Storehouse.

Do you get a free pint on this tour?

Yes, each adult ticket includes one complimentary pint of Guinness or a soft drink.

Are children allowed on the Guinness Storehouse tour?

Yes, children under 18 are welcome if accompanied by an adult and receive a soft drink.

Is parking available at the Guinness Storehouse?

Car parking is available on a first come first serve basis.

Is the Guinness Storehouse wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are fully wheelchair accessible.

Can infants use strollers inside?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in prams or strollers throughout the tour.

Does this include access to the Gravity Bar?

Yes, your ticket includes access to the Gravity Bar for panoramic city views.

What’s included

Your day includes entry tickets to Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse with full access to exhibits and archive displays, plus one freshly poured pint of Guinness (or a soft drink for anyone under 18). Car parking is available on site subject to availability—and you’ll finish with time in the Gravity Bar overlooking Dublin before heading out again.