2 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Follow the footsteps of the Guinness family through historic Dublin
Explore landmarks linked to their legacy, including St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Trinity College
Uncover real stories of ambition, rivalry, and influence behind Ireland’s most famous brewing dynasty
Experience Dublin’s rich heritage with an expert local guide
Discover how the Guinness family shaped the city’s culture and history
€ 51.94
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Step into the story of Ireland’s most famous brewing dynasty on this immersive walking tour through the heart of Dublin. Over 2.5 fascinating hours, uncover the real history, characters, and drama that inspired the world’s fascination with the Guinness family. From their humble beginnings to their global influence, this tour reveals how one family helped shape Ireland’s identity through innovation, philanthropy, and vision.
Beginning at The Brazen Head — Dublin’s oldest pub — you’ll follow in the footsteps of Arthur Guinness and his descendants, tracing their legacy across the city’s historic streets and landmarks. Led by an expert local guide, discover the powerful mix of ambition, rivalry, and resilience that defined the Guinness story and left an enduring mark on Dublin’s culture, politics, and people.
2.5-hour guided walking tour
Professional English-speaking local guide
Visits to key historical landmarks connected to the Guinness legacy
Explore the real Dublin that inspired the drama and ambition of the Netflix series
Transportation
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and drinks
Access to the Guinness Storehouse
Gratuities
Camera
Comfortable shoes
Water bottle
Minimum age 18 years
Duration 2.5 hours
Meeting point The Brazen Head, Dublin
Maximum 30 people
Weather appropriate clothing
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It's just an incredible place.))) Thank you so much for the tour and the opportunity to visit the walls where this delicious elixir, Guinness, is produced. I can't say that this was the kind of tour I expected, but they really surprised me. Everything was in the style of new technologies, and we got a lot of vivid and pleasant experiences from it. Indeed, Guinness spares no expense for the public, all excursions are a great pleasure. And yes, each ticket has a glass of fresh beer, don't forget to give it to the bartender and ask for it to be cashed in the form of a beautiful, fresh Guinness)) Thank you very much for this tour. I will be visiting Dublin again - I will definitely come again!)
I came here straight off a plane because it was my first stop in Dublin — and it was worth it. You can check your bag at customer service, which was really convenient. I booked the Guinness Stout Academy with the Stoutie (selfie pint) for €34 and it was 100% worth the price. Most people stay around two hours, but you could easily spend all day exploring the different levels and exhibits. There are several food options inside — I had the fish and chips and it was really good. The line for the Stoutie moved fast, and you can record most of the process (just not the part where your face appears for privacy/hygiene reasons). Every staff member I interacted with — tour guide, Stoutie staff, and restaurant staff — was extremely friendly and welcoming. You can also choose the option to learn how to pour your own pint. I’m not even a big beer drinker, but the experience was absolutely worth it. Plus, you get a pint at the end where you can sit, relax, and take pictures. 10/10 — one of the best things to do in Dublin. Highly recommend.
It was a great experience. It was super well presented and everything was well organized. It was easily orientable and the progression was logical. Additionally, it was very interactive with all the different parts of the exhibition. Something i particularly liked was how on theme everything was throughout (such as the “roasting” part was in a room themed with furnace-like lighting)! Super cool. Would strongly suggest going.
My visit to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin was absolutely amazing! We bought our tickets online, which made everything quick and easy. The whole experience is designed by floors, and each level tells a different part of the Guinness story — from its rich history and iconic marketing campaigns to the brewing process itself. The concept is super well thought-out, interactive, and visually stunning. I loved learning about how the beer is made and how the brand became such a global symbol. You can even enjoy a non-alcoholic Guinness during the tour, which was a great option. Totally worth it!
I was unsure eif going as I thought it could be very touristy but honestly loved the experience, spend a number of hours there going through the different floors, learning about historical side and how it influenced and still is entertained with modern improvements. Highly recommend it! Also food is pretty good, we went to the bar and had pie and toastie then up to the rooftop bar for the pint included in ticket price. Views were gorgeous there!
