An exhibition dedicated to the brewing history of Ireland’s most famous drink, Guinness. Located in the heart of St. James's Gate Brewery, the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is one of Ireland's most popular and iconic tourist attractions.

Spanning over seven floors the exhibition surrounds a glass atrium built in the shape of a 14-million-pint glass of Guinness. Enjoy the interactive experiences on each floor as you learn about the history and discover how production methods have changed since the brewery was first established in 1759.

Find out exactly what it takes to make the iconic stout today, as the exhibition covers the production journey from ingredients, brewing, transport, coopering, advertising, and sponsorship. The exhibition also introduces the brewery’s founder, Arthur Guinness and features an exhibit on Guinness advertising through the ages.

Complete your visit with the opportunity to pull your very own perfect pint of Guinness in the Perfect Pint bar or head up to the world-famous rooftop, Gravity Bar and enjoy 360-degree views of Dublin as you sip on the black stuff.