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Our trip to the Guinness Storehouse was limited to what we could see, and smell, from the rooftop of the Hop On Hop Off bus. At this early morning stop the bus nearly emptied, however we stayed on due to our limited time in Dublin.
Must be one of the most popular spots in Dublin. Leave a Comment
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 A pic from the Museum by Fen
Arthur Guinness was the founder in 1759 and at one time the largest brewery in the world. Leave a Comment
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we've been waiting more then 1 hour to get in but it was worth it!! lovely waterfall inside:-))great view from the bar upstairs and pait of guiness at the the end of tour. Great tourist attraction!
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We really liked this place!many of you say,it´s so expensive and boring,but we liked a lot.One of best places we´ve been in Dublin.I didn´t even think it was expensive,because it was 12,50 € if booked in net(and then you could skip the line,and gio straight to info-desk to get your tickets)and the booking was valid for 30 days,so you didn´t even need to know when you were going.
We thought that the place was interesting,and made in good taste.No wonder it paid that,and in the panorama-bar you got so big pint of Guiness,that I don´t understand why someone said "a little glass",maybe he took only that little glas witch was in "tasting room".But then he miseed the view,too.(In my last picture there´s a view from the bar)
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 by Tina007
This is the birthplace of the world's most famous stout.
You get to try a pint of guinness
Check out the advertising gallery, museum and the audio visual show. Leave a Comment Directions: St James's Gate, Dublin 8 Buses 51B & 78A from Aston Quay, 123 from O'Connell StreetOther Contact: Open 7 days a week (1 April - 30
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If your on holiday in Dublin seeing the Guiness brewery is a must. Aside from the fact it
is such a well know and historic landmark, if you do the self-guided tour you get to go to the
SKYBAR! this alone makes the tour well worth it because you get a Pint of Guiness and a 360 degree view of the city from high above. So I conclude this review with Cheers!
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 Ticket stub from the brewery by Ewingjr98
The brewery was founded in 1759 and Guinness still brews 60% of the beer drunk in Ireland. By 1870, Guinness was (and still is!) the largest brewery in the world. No beer is brewed at the St James Gate Brewery today. Leave a Comment
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Booked this trip through Expedia when I booked my flights/hotel package and I am glad we did. The queue was around the block with people waiting to purchase tickets to go inside. Thankfully as we had a pre-booked ticket we were able to jump the queue and get straight on with the tour.
For the tour it is best to allow for 2 hours as it comprises of 250 years of Guinness history—from the initial conception of its creator Arthur Guinness, to brewing, and finally to selling the product around the world. Learn what goes into making this famous pint.
After the tour is over, head to the Gravity Bar to claim your complimentary pint of the black stuff (or if you're like me, a pint of coke) and contemplate a stunning 360-degree panorama over the roofs of Dublin. Leave a Comment
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 Guinness Storehouse by Jana1988
This summer, for the months of June, July and August, GUINNESS STOREHOUSE, Ireland’s number 1 visitor attraction will host a season of music, lectures, tours and demonstrations to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the GUINNESS Company. With over 90 events planned, the GUINNESS STOREHOUSE 250 SUMMER FESTIVAL will kick off on the 1st June 2009 and run until the 30th August 2009. Festival events will take place daily and will feature a strong GUINNESS and Irish theme.
CELEBRATING GUINNESS 250 AT THE HOME OF GUINNESS
1 JUNE 2009 – 30 AUGUST 2009
Mondays 11am GUINNESS & FOOD DEMO with Head Chef Justin O’Connor
Tuesdays 11am ‘TOP 10 GOLDEN MOMENTS OF GUINNESS HISTORY’ with GUINNESS Company Archivist
Wednesdays 11am GUINNESS Variant Tasting & Perfect Pint tuition
Thursdays 11am 80 Years of GUINNESS Advertising – Special Guided tour
Fridays 11am GUINNESS 250 – Special Guided Tour
Saturdays 1pm Céilí Mór (traditional Irish social dance)
Sundays 1pm Traditional Irish Music Session Leave a Comment
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