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Guinness Storehouse & EPIC Museum Experience Ticket

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Explore at your pace

Choose your entry time, stay as long as you like

Audio guide

Enhance your experience with multilingual audio guide

4.7/5(224)

Rachel C

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

Visiting the Guinness Storehouse was easily one of the highlights of our trip to Dublin. The entire experience is incredibly well done—from the moment you walk in, you’re taken through a self-guided, multi-level journey that blends history, brewing science, and Irish culture in a really engaging way. What stood out most was how interactive and immersive everything felt. You don’t just read about how Guinness is made—you actually learn about each ingredient (water, barley, hops, yeast) in a hands-on way, and see how they come together through the brewing process. The exhibits are modern and thoughtfully designed, so it never feels like a typical museum. The storytelling is another big win. You get a real sense of the legacy behind Guinness and its impact on Dublin and beyond, especially learning about Arthur Guinness himself and the brand’s evolution over time. It adds a deeper appreciation for what you’re drinking. Of course, the experience builds toward the pint at the end—and it absolutely delivers. Enjoying a perfectly poured Guinness in the Gravity Bar, with panoramic views overlooking Dublin, is something special. It’s not just a drink—it feels like a reward for the whole experience. Overall, it’s well worth the time and money. Whether you’re a big Guinness fan or just curious, it’s a fun, informative, and memorable experience that gives you a real taste of Dublin’s identity. Highly recommend making it part of your trip.

Con L

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The whole tour was spectacular at every stage. The effects were top drawer and each stage comprehensively explained in great and vivid detail. Staff were extremely helpful, and didn't bat an eyelid even though I was late for my appointed time. The gravity bar was fantastic, and enhanced by having a sunny and clear day for a change we'll worth visiting

Brenan M

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

Line to get in was short and went quickly. Everything promised in description was accurate to the Guinness Storehouse tour experience. The scale of the self-guided tour was a present surprise as I imagined more of a factory. It ended up being a massive, well organized exhibition with a large gift shop and several nice restaurants. Must see.

Lon B

Group

Verified booking

Last week

The history of Guinness is a microcosm of the history of Ireland. Where in the World could you find a business founded by a 9000 year fixed rate lease. 9000 years. Incomprehensible! The tours are informative, and the diverse restaurants satisfying. Do not miss this.

Yelyzaveta L

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

This is such a cool experience! For the first time ever, a museum isn't just interesting—it's delicious too!! And it definitely takes the top spot on my list😻🤤

Caroline C

Couple

Verified booking

4 days ago

What a wonderful experience from start to finish. The tour itself was very informative and easy to follow. I just loved the water fall feature it was a really nice surprise mid way through the experience. The rooftop bar with the 360 views of Dublin was also a fun experience.

Highlights:

Two of Dublin’s most-visited self-guided experiences in one booking, with a better total price than buying each ticket separately.

Guinness Storehouse: Multilingual audio guide plus access to the Guinness Tasting Rooms, ending with one drink at the Gravity Bar.

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum: Self-guided entry to galleries and the temporary exhibition, with the audio guide app and a souvenir passport.

Visit both on the same day or on different days, depending on your pace. Additional Highlights:

Guinness Storehouse includes seven floors of exhibits, with the Gravity Bar’s 360° city views at the top.

At EPIC, you’ll move through interactive galleries with touchscreen displays, motion-sensor experiences, and archival audio and film.

Inclusions

Guinness Storehouse

Entry tickets to the Guinness Storehouse

Entry to Guinness Tasting Rooms

1 serve of Guinness, Guinness 0.0, or a soft drink at the Gravity Bar

Audio guides in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, and Chinese

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Entry to EPIC, The Irish Emigration Museum

Self-guided tour of the museum

Access to current temporary exhibition

Free souvenir passport as a memento of your visit

Free downloadable app (iPhone or Android) with an audio guide in nine languages: English, Irish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, and Mandarin Chinese

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Rachel C
Couple
Verified booking
2 days ago
Visiting the Guinness Storehouse was easily one of the highlights of our trip to Dublin. The entire experience is incredibly well done—from the moment you walk in, you’re taken through a self-guided, multi-level journey that blends history, brewing science, and Irish culture in a really engaging way. What stood out most was how interactive and immersive everything felt. You don’t just read about how Guinness is made—you actually learn about each ingredient (water, barley, hops, yeast) in a hands-on way, and see how they come together through the brewing process. The exhibits are modern and thoughtfully designed, so it never feels like a typical museum. The storytelling is another big win. You get a real sense of the legacy behind Guinness and its impact on Dublin and beyond, especially learning about Arthur Guinness himself and the brand’s evolution over time. It adds a deeper appreciation for what you’re drinking. Of course, the experience builds toward the pint at the end—and it absolutely delivers. Enjoying a perfectly poured Guinness in the Gravity Bar, with panoramic views overlooking Dublin, is something special. It’s not just a drink—it feels like a reward for the whole experience. Overall, it’s well worth the time and money. Whether you’re a big Guinness fan or just curious, it’s a fun, informative, and memorable experience that gives you a real taste of Dublin’s identity. Highly recommend making it part of your trip.
Con L
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
The whole tour was spectacular at every stage. The effects were top drawer and each stage comprehensively explained in great and vivid detail. Staff were extremely helpful, and didn't bat an eyelid even though I was late for my appointed time. The gravity bar was fantastic, and enhanced by having a sunny and clear day for a change we'll worth visiting
Brenan M
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Line to get in was short and went quickly. Everything promised in description was accurate to the Guinness Storehouse tour experience. The scale of the self-guided tour was a present surprise as I imagined more of a factory. It ended up being a massive, well organized exhibition with a large gift shop and several nice restaurants. Must see.
Caroline C
Couple
Verified booking
4 days ago
What a wonderful experience from start to finish. The tour itself was very informative and easy to follow. I just loved the water fall feature it was a really nice surprise mid way through the experience. The rooftop bar with the 360 views of Dublin was also a fun experience.
Lon B
Group
Verified booking
Last week
The history of Guinness is a microcosm of the history of Ireland. Where in the World could you find a business founded by a 9000 year fixed rate lease. 9000 years. Incomprehensible! The tours are informative, and the diverse restaurants satisfying. Do not miss this.

Two self-guided visits, one plan: Guinness’ brewing story at St. James’s Gate, then EPIC’s interactive take on Irish emigration.

Getting started

Use your mobile voucher at each venue for entry. Security checks can be in place, so keep a valid photo ID handy. For Guinness, collect your audio guide at the venue; for EPIC, download the audio guide app in advance or on arrival.

Guinness Storehouse

What to expect

Explore the Storehouse at your own pace across seven floors focused on Guinness’ ingredients, brewing, advertising, and cultural impact. Wrap up with time in the tasting spaces, then head up to the Gravity Bar for your included drink.

Features

Interactive exhibits that walk you through the brewing process and the four key ingredients: water, barley, hops, and yeast

Vintage advertising and brand campaigns shown as part of the self-guided route

Guinness Tasting Rooms designed to focus on flavors and aromas

Gravity Bar finale with a Guinness, Guinness 0.0, or a soft drink, plus 360° views over Dublin

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

What to expect

Enter a self-guided, digital-first museum built around personal stories of Irish emigration and its global impact. Move through galleries at your own speed, with the audio guide app adding extra context when you want it.

Features

Interactive galleries with motion-sensor and hands-on exhibits

Multimedia storytelling that explains why millions left Ireland and what they built abroad

Archival audio and large-screen films, including remastered historical recordings

Souvenir passport included as a take-home memento

Accessibility

Guinness Storehouse

Wheelchair accessible

Pram/stroller accessible

Guide dogs allowed

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Fully wheelchair accessible

Surfaces suitable for strollers

Service animals permitted

Additional information

Guinness Storehouse

Children under 18 cannot drink or purchase Guinness and must be accompanied by an adult.

Infants under 4 can enter for free; children under 17 can avail of discounted tickets.

Facilities: parking and restroom

Alcoholic beverages may be offered, subject to local laws and age restrictions. Valid ID must be presented.

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

EPIC Museum is open daily from 10am to 6.45pm, with final entry between 4:30pm and 5pm.

Closed from Dec 24 to Dec 26 (inclusive).

Allow around 90 minutes to complete the self-guided tour.

Most standard tickets include a free return visit within 10 days.

Genealogy consultations are offered both in person and online.

Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Infants aged 5 and under can enter free of charge.

What to bring

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Valid photo ID

Mobile voucher

What's not allowed

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Outside food and beverages

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.