Guinness Storehouse Entry Ticket
Explore seven floors of brewing history at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, ending with a pint at the rooftop Gravity Bar.
- Explore seven floors of exhibits inside a former fermentation plant at St. James's Gate
- Walk in through the building's distinctive pint-glass-shaped atrium
- Learn about the ingredients and traditional brewing process behind Guinness stout
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Entry Ticket
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September 2026
Passengers
£24.00 each
£8.20 each
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What's included
- Entry to the Guinness Storehouse's seven floors of exhibits
- A pint of Guinness at the rooftop Gravity Bar
About this ticket
This ticket covers admission to the Guinness Storehouse at St. James's Gate for the date and timeslot you select, and you make your own way up through the seven floors of exhibits. The pint of Guinness at the top-floor Gravity Bar is part of the ticket price and is served at the end of the route. Adult, child and infant places are booked separately, so add each traveller to the booking.
Practical info
The ticket is tied to a specific date and timeslot, and your activity starts at the Guinness Storehouse itself. The operator lists opening hours as 09.39–17.00, so choose a slot within that window. Adult, child and infant tickets are available, and there is a free car park around the corner next to the old Hopstore on Crane Street, though spaces are limited.
How to redeem
Your ticket arrives as a PDF voucher. Bring it with you to the Guinness Storehouse for your booked timeslot, along with your passport or ID card.
Important notes
- Bring your passport or ID card with you
- A strict ratio of 1 adult to 4 children applies to every booking
- Non-refundable once booked, so the date and timeslot are fixed
Self-guided entry across the seven floors, with a pint of Guinness at the Gravity Bar included.
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£24.00 each
£8.20 each
Pick a date for price
About this experience
The Guinness Storehouse sits at the heart of the Guinness Brewery at St. James's Gate, inside a former fermentation plant that's been transformed into a seven-story visitor experience. You'll walk in through a giant pint-glass atrium and make your way up through floors dedicated to the ingredients, brewing process and craft behind Ireland's most famous stout, tracing more than 250 years of history along the way.
Along the route, you'll get into the story of Guinness's advertising campaigns and slogans, seeing how a local Dublin brewery grew into a globally recognised brand. It's a self-guided visit, so you can move through the exhibits at your own pace, spending more time wherever catches your interest.
The tour finishes at the Gravity Bar on the top floor, where your ticket includes a pint of Guinness poured and enjoyed while you take in 360-degree views across Dublin. It's a fitting end to a visit that blends brewing heritage with one of the best panoramic outlooks in the city.
What to expect
Your visit begins as you step into the Guinness Storehouse's giant pint-glass atrium, the starting point for a self-guided journey through seven floors of exhibits. As you climb through the building, you'll pass displays covering the ingredients, brewing methods and history behind Guinness stout, along with a look at the brand's best-known advertising campaigns and slogans spanning over 250 years.
The visit builds toward the Gravity Bar at the top of the building, where you'll be handed a freshly poured pint of Guinness as part of your ticket. From here, floor-to-ceiling windows give you 360-degree views over Dublin, making it a natural point to pause, relax and take in the city before heading back down.
Things to note
- Wear comfortable shoes as the visit covers seven floors, with stairs and lifts throughout
- Arrive close to opening time if you want a quieter walk through the exhibits
- The Gravity Bar has floor-to-ceiling windows, so it's worth timing your visit for daylight if you want clear photos of the skyline
- Your complimentary pint is included in the ticket price and served at the end of the tour
- The experience is self-guided, so you can spend as long as you like at each floor
- Check the day's opening and closing times before you go, as last entry is typically before the stated closing hour
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Frequently asked questions
This ticket is non-refundable, meaning once booked, you cannot receive a refund if your plans change. This applies to both ticket types: the Entry Ticket and the Guinness Storehouse Person. Therefore, it is important to ensure your travel plans are confirmed before making a purchase. Be aware that last entry is typically before the stated closing hour, so plan accordingly. If you need to change your visit date, you will need to purchase a new ticket.
