St James's Gate, Dublin 8
The best Guinness Storehouse tickets and tours
The entry ticket, the Gravity Bar pint, a guided Guinness-and-Jameson tour, a Roe & Co whiskey combo and a hop-on hop-off bundle. Here is how to pick, with honest advice on whether it is worth the price, what you really see inside and the crowds at the Gravity Bar.
See our 4 picks
Guinness Storehouse tickets start from €37 on GetYourGuide, and the visit is worth it for beer, history and the view. The plain entry ticket covers seven self-guided floors and one drink in the Gravity Bar. Allow at least 90 minutes.
Book a time slot ahead. The Storehouse says its own adult tickets start from €26 online, so its site can be cheaper for the plain ticket. Its tickets cannot be refunded, while every ticket below shows free cancellation on GetYourGuide.
Our 4 picks for the Guinness Storehouse
All four show free cancellation on GetYourGuide. The plain ticket comes first, then the guided combos.
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from €37 per person Our top pick 1.5–3 hours 4.6 (27,015) reviews on GetYourGuide
Guinness Storehouse entry ticket
Entry to the Storehouse and a self-guided visit over seven floors. It ends with a pint of Guinness or a soft drink in the Gravity Bar.
Best for First visit, at your own pace
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from €138 per person 4 hours 4.7 (1,226) reviews on GetYourGuide
Guinness and Jameson guided tour
A local guide takes you into the Guinness Storehouse and the Jameson Distillery, with skip-the-line tickets. You get a whiskey tasting and a pint in the Gravity Bar.
Best for Adults who want both drinks in one half day
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from €109 per person 4 hours 4.8 (62) reviews on GetYourGuide
Guinness Storehouse and Roe & Co whiskey walk
A guided walk on Dublin's whiskey trail, a stop at the Roe & Co distillery with samples, then the Storehouse with fast-track entry and a pint.
Best for Whiskey fans who want a guide
Check availability: Guinness Storehouse and Roe & Co whiskey walk on GetYourGuide - from €64 per person
24 or 48 hours
Storehouse + city bus
1–2 days 4.7 (413) reviews on GetYourGuide
Storehouse ticket plus a hop-on hop-off bus
Priority entry to the Storehouse with a drink, plus a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket. The 48-hour option adds a walking tour and a night bus tour.
Best for First-timers who also want the city loop
Check availability: Storehouse ticket plus a hop-on hop-off bus on GetYourGuide
Guinness Storehouse tickets at a glance
| Tour | From | Duration | Where it starts | Who it suits | Why we picked it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guinness Storehouse entry ticket | €37 per person | 1.5–3 hours | The Storehouse, St James's Gate | First visit, at your own pace | The official ticket, and the most-reviewed one: 4.6 from 27,015 reviews. |
| Guinness and Jameson guided tour | €138 per person | 4 hours | Depends on the option | Adults who want both drinks in one half day | Two big visits in one booking, with 4.7 from 1,226 reviews. |
| Guinness Storehouse and Roe & Co whiskey walk | €109 per person | 4 hours | Arthur's Pub, Thomas Street | Whiskey fans who want a guide | The best-rated pick here: 4.8 from 62 reviews. |
| Storehouse ticket plus a hop-on hop-off bus | €64 per person | 1–2 days | 13 O'Connell Street Upper | First-timers who also want the city loop | The Storehouse and a city bus in one ticket, with 4.7 from 413 reviews. |
Guinness Storehouse entry ticket
€37 per person1.5–3 hours 4.6 (27,015)
Details
- Where it starts
- The Storehouse, St James's Gate
- Who it suits
- First visit, at your own pace
- Why we picked it
- The official ticket, and the most-reviewed one: 4.6 from 27,015 reviews.
Guinness and Jameson guided tour
€138 per person4 hours 4.7 (1,226)
Details
- Where it starts
- Depends on the option
- Who it suits
- Adults who want both drinks in one half day
- Why we picked it
- Two big visits in one booking, with 4.7 from 1,226 reviews.
Guinness Storehouse and Roe & Co whiskey walk
€109 per person4 hours 4.8 (62)
Details
- Where it starts
- Arthur's Pub, Thomas Street
- Who it suits
- Whiskey fans who want a guide
- Why we picked it
- The best-rated pick here: 4.8 from 62 reviews.
Storehouse ticket plus a hop-on hop-off bus
€64 per person1–2 days 4.7 (413)
Details
- Where it starts
- 13 O'Connell Street Upper
- Who it suits
- First-timers who also want the city loop
- Why we picked it
- The Storehouse and a city bus in one ticket, with 4.7 from 413 reviews.
- None of these listings states a group size.
- None of the 4 includes hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point.
- All 4 offer free cancellation.
- Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 25 October 2026. Prices are “from” prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.
Is the Guinness Storehouse worth it?
Yes, a Guinness Storehouse visit is worth it if you like beer, brand history or a high view over Dublin. The Guinness Storehouse experience is a self-guided show over seven floors. It ends with a drink in the Gravity Bar at the top.
Know what you are paying for. It is an exhibition about brewing, not a walk past a working brewery floor. If you do not drink and do not care about the story, you can skip it.
The plain ticket from €37 on GetYourGuide is the cheapest way in on this page. The Storehouse says its own adult tickets start from €26 online, and €2 more at the door.
Guinness Storehouse tickets and tours compared
Every Guinness Storehouse tour in Dublin we list includes entry and one drink in the Gravity Bar. What changes is the guide, the whiskey stop and the time it takes.
| Ticket or tour | From | Time | What you get on top |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry ticket | €37 | 1.5–3 hours | Nothing: the self-guided visit and one drink |
| Ticket + hop-on hop-off bus | €64 | 24 or 48 hours | A city bus ticket and priority entry |
| Storehouse + Roe & Co walk | €109 | 4 hours | A guide, a whiskey trail walk and a distillery stop |
| Guinness + Jameson tour | €138 | 4 hours | A guide and a whiskey tasting at Jameson |
Guides on whiskey in Dublin
How to choose: self-guided, tasting or a whiskey combo
Pick the plain entry ticket unless you want a guide or whiskey too. It gives you the full visit and the drink for the least money.
- Plain entry ticket: you set the pace, and you choose your own time slot.
- Bus bundle: good on a first day, when you also want to ride around the city.
- Roe & Co walk: a guide, a whiskey trail and a distillery stop. Not for children 12 and under.
- Guinness and Jameson: both big drinks visits in about 4 hours. Not for children 12 and under or wheelchair users.
Guided Guinness tours in Dublin
Inside the Storehouse the visit is self-guided. A guide comes only with a combo tour, like the two whiskey combos above. These Guinness tours in Dublin add the story on the walk between stops.
What you see and do inside, floor by floor
You walk up through seven floors of displays about Guinness and St James's Gate, where the story starts in 1759. The visit is self-guided, so you move at your own speed.
The Storehouse also sells extra sessions, like STOUTie and the Guinness Academy. They are for over-18s only and add about 30 minutes each. The Connoisseur Experience takes about 1 hour 15 minutes.
The tasting room and the Gravity Bar
Your ticket includes one drink in the Gravity Bar. You can choose a pint of Guinness, another beer, Guinness 0.0 or a soft drink. You can only get into the Gravity Bar with a tour ticket.
Opening hours and the best time to go
The quietest time, the Storehouse says, is Tuesday to Thursday from 10:00 to 12:00. Go then if you want room at the Gravity Bar.
Opening hours are 10:00 to 17:00 on weekdays, 09:30 to 18:00 on Saturday and 09:30 to 17:00 on Sunday. The building stays open about two hours longer. The Storehouse says hours can change.
Sensory Friendly Hours run on the first Wednesday of each month, from 09:00 to 12:00.
Guinness Storehouse tour length
Allow at least 90 minutes for the self-guided visit. Add about 30 minutes for each extra session you book. The two guided whiskey combos take about 4 hours in all.
How to get to the Guinness Storehouse
The easiest way is a taxi, or the hop-on hop-off bus if you buy the bus bundle. The Storehouse names FREENOW as a taxi app you can use.
If you need step-free access, use the accessible entrance and drop-off on Market Street. Press the call button there. Accessible parking spaces are at the Crane Street car park.
For buses, trams and fares, see our Dublin getting-around guide.
Make a day of it: what is nearby
Kilmainham Gaol is the big sight to pair with the Storehouse. You can only see it on a guided tour, and you must book on its own website. Tickets from other sellers are refused at the door.
Dublin Castle is closed to the public until January 2027, but you can still see it from outside. See our Dublin Castle guide for the tours that pass it.
For the evening, an evening in Temple Bar is the classic next stop. Our Temple Bar guide lists the short tours there.
Guinness, Jameson or Teeling: which brewery or distillery visit fits
Pick Guinness for beer and a view, and a distillery if you prefer whiskey.
- Guinness Storehouse: from €37 on GetYourGuide, at least 90 minutes, a drink in the Gravity Bar.
- Jameson Distillery Bow St.: the guided tour with tastings is from €31 on GetYourGuide and takes 45 minutes.
- Teeling Whiskey Distillery: its own site lists tastings from €22 for 50 minutes.
Before you book the Guinness Storehouse
Your slot is 15 minutes
Arrive five minutes before your time slot. If you miss it, the Storehouse moves you to the next free slot, and you pay more if that slot costs more.
If your plans change
The Storehouse's own tickets are non-refundable, but you can change the date for free up to 24 hours ahead. The four tickets on this page show free cancellation on GetYourGuide.
GetYourGuide is a named seller
The Storehouse lists GetYourGuide as one of its recognised ticket sellers. It warns that tickets bought from other sellers are at your own risk.
With children
Under-18s are welcome with an adult, and they get a soft drink. They cannot have alcohol or Guinness 0.0. The two guided combos do not take children 12 and under.
Bags and coats
You can leave luggage during the visit, but not coats or jackets. Wheelchairs are free to borrow at the Information Desk, if one is free.
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