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The Guinness Storehouse is ‘Ireland’s Best Visitor Attraction’ in our Reader Travel Awards
Sydnee Louque and John Patrick from Louisiana enjoying the Guinness Storehouse experience. Photo: Mark Condren
Inside the Guinness Storehouse
“It’s Ireland all in one place,” readers said of the Guinness Storehouse, named ‘Ireland’s Best Visitor Attraction’ in our Reader Travel Awards 2024.
“Even though it’s touristy, it’s very well done.”
“The whole design experience has been so well-thought-out,” readers said. The attraction combines “history”, “high standards” and “great visual effects” in an “old factory intertwined with modern design” to tell the Guinness story.
Why does it take 119.5 seconds to pour the perfect pint of Guinness?
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Source: Reader Travel Awards 2024
The Guinness Storehouse first opened as a tourist attraction in 2000, but has evolved enormously since, even adding a €20m extension to its iconic Gravity Bar.
Last year, it welcomed over 1.5m visitors from 165 countries, serving over 1,235,237 pints of Guinness in the process.
Inside the Guinness Storehouse
“It has something new every time,” readers said of the St James’s gate attraction — from gigs and summer “festival vibes” to ‘Stouties’ that allow visitors have selfies imprinted onto pints. Views from its 360-degree Gravity Bar were a highlight for many.
Both stout and tourism attraction are “the essence of Ireland” readers told us, amounting to an experience “no trip to Dublin is complete without”.
Perhaps the ultimate accolade?
“I don’t even like Guinness, but this visitor centre is epic and I always bring/send visitors here.”
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