For a few extra dollars, the interactive gimmick is accessible to any visitor to Dublin's Guinness Storehouse. In addition to learning how to properly pour a pint of Guinness and walking through ...

If you sign up for one of the best Dublin tours, you'll likely also visit the storehouse. The Guinness Storehouse is located south of the River Liffey, about 1.5 miles southwest of central Dublin.

Forget Trinity College and the Guinness Storehouse - Dublin's hottest attraction is a pile of cherry tomatoes on a bridge in Drumcondra, thanks to an unexpected but wholesome Internet meme.

Besides perfecting the “pint of plain” Guinness does a ... The tour ends at the Storehouse’s top level, which houses the Gravity Bar that overlooks Dublin. This location of the National ...

To wrap up your pub tour visit Guinness Storehouse. Once the world’s largest brewery, Guinness is inextricably tied to Dublin’s history. It also happens to be one of Ireland’s most popular ...

Dublin’s most-visited tourist attraction is the Guinness Storehouse, and with good reason. If you’re a fan of the “black stuff”, or even if you just like a museum with a good view ...

Annie Atkins has been enlisted for a Guinness Storehouse takeover in Dublin, overseeing the seasonal decor throughout the seven floors of the ever popular tourist attraction showcasing the brewery’s ...

Leinster and Ireland rugby legend Gordon D’Arcy has set off on a cycle from Dublin to Edinburgh in aid of Motor Neuron ...

Starting southeast at Dublin's main transportation hub – Heuston Station – there's the famous St. James's Gate Brewery (now known as the Guinness Storehouse), the centuries-old home of Ireland ...