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Guinness Storehouse: Gravity Bar & Pint-Pour Masterclass

Ascend seven floors through the world's largest pint glass at the iconic Guinness Storehouse, then pour your own perfect pint at the Guinness Academy before savouring it with 360° panoramic views of Dublin from the Gravity Bar. Ireland in a glass.

What to expect

The journey through St James's Gate traces 265 years of brewing heritage across seven floors of immersive, beautifully curated exhibition space. The Academy session is led by a Guinness brand ambassador who coaches your pour technique — the tilt, the rest, the top-up — until the creamy head sits perfectly domed. The Gravity Bar is ringed entirely in glass, giving sweeping views from the Wicklow Mountains to Dublin Bay. The experience ends in the tasting room where food-and-stout pairings round out the afternoon.

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Guinness Storehouse Experience
€37 per person (about $44)
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Good to know

Book timed Academy tickets in advance at guinness-storehouse.com — they sell out days ahead in summer. St James's Gate is a 25-minute taxi ride from the cruise terminal. Allow 2–2.5 hours for the Academy tier. Keep an eye on your all-aboard time; aim for a morning start.

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