A visit to Dublin in the Guinness Factory is a must for those who love beer, for those who want to savor Ireland also through its typical flavors and tastes. From here the view is wonderful, it is worth a visit.
La Guinness Storehouse is the famous brewery that is created in Dublin since 1759. At that time the factory was so famous and employed almost all Dubliners that mothers wished their children to marry a Guinness worker.
Today it is possible to visit the factory which inside has become a real beer museum. The structure has the shape of a pint and by climbing to the top through the different floors where the stages of processing the Guinness are illustrated you will reach the bar. Although many people don't like going to this kind of place, like the Guinness factory also theHeineken Experience in Amsterdam, I believe that a visit is worth it. Dublin is not a very big city and if you only have a few days available and you can't get out of the city I recommend you take a tour here. It will certainly not be the most beautiful thing in the Irish city but if it rains or is very cold at least this experience allows you to stay indoors, learn about the history of Guinness and finally have a nice pint of beer with a super view over the city of Dublin .
The top floor bar offers a beautiful view across the city of Dublin, here with your entry ticket you will be given in Complimentary pint of Guinness to be enjoyed comfortably on the sofas of the Storehouse while enjoying the view. The beauty of the Gravity Bar is the view, but also the fact that it allows you to fully savor everything you have just seen and learned in the museum factory. The path of the Guinness Storehouse is in fact well studied, it allows all visitors to fully learn the process and everything behind the production of one of the most famous beers in the world, but not only. During the visit you will be maddened to taste that particular beer too, so dark and with such a dense foam ... In the end the Gravity Bar will fulfill your every wish and will finally make you understand what lies behind the original Guinness recipe.
The beauty of this place is that here you will find the freshest Guinness, and it is no small thing. In fact, anyone who knows about beers knows very well that drinking the beer where it is produced is totally another thing from drinking it at home, or even just and simply in a bar in the historic city center of Dublin. If you don't care about the Guinness museum, at least do it to enjoy the fresh beer. I have not regretted it at all.
The factory is a very large complex that will be hard to miss near Market Street. L'input costs 15 euros, children aged 6 to 12 pay 5 euros. If you book online save 10% and pay 13.50, also the beer inside is offered by the house. The Guinness Store house is open from 9.30am to 17pm, the last admission time.
