• Saint Patrick’s Cathedral - St. Patrick’s Cathedral – A Sacred Connection with the Guinness Legacy

Visiting Dublin’s magnificent St. Patrick’s Cathedral unveils an intriguing chapter of the Guinness legacy. In the 19th century, Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, a descendant of the brewing family, funded the cathedral’s extensive restoration, saving it from decay and leaving a lasting legacy of faith and generosity. Inside, plaques and memorials commemorate the family’s contribution, illustrating how their impact extended beyond brewing. This location is where Guinness transcends stout: it is a tale of vision, generosity, and a connection with Dublin’s cultural and spiritual core.

• The Liberties - The Liberties – Heart of Dublin’s Brewing Heritage

To trace the Guinness family’s footsteps, one must wander through The Liberties, the historic district that shaped both Dublin and Ireland’s renowned stout. Once bustling with markets, artisans, and breweries, these streets set the stage where Arthur Guinness established his brewery at St. James’s Gate in 1759. The Liberties not only provided the workforce that propelled Guinness’s success but also evolved into a community transformed by the family’s influence, from housing initiatives to philanthropy. Exploring this lively area, you discover how Guinness evolved from a local ale into a global emblem – and how Dublin’s essence still thrives here, in the shadow of the brewery gates.

• Guinness Storehouse - The Guinness Storehouse – Where the Story Comes Alive

No Guinness journey is complete without visiting the Guinness Storehouse, the vibrant heart of the brewery at St. James’s Gate. Here, history and innovation merge across seven floors, chronicling Arthur Guinness’ daring 9,000-year lease to the global ascent of Ireland’s most iconic stout. Visitors delve into the art of brewing, uncover the family’s legacy of vision and perseverance, and witness the brand’s influence on Dublin and the world. From historic brewing halls to interactive exhibits, the Storehouse showcases how Guinness became more than a beverage – a symbol of Irish pride and creativity. The visit concludes at the Gravity Bar, where sweeping views of Dublin accompany the perfect pint.

• Guinness Storehouse - St. James’s Gate – Where the Guinness Story Began

Before entering the Guinness Storehouse, pause at St. James’s Gate, the iconic entrance where it all began in 1759. Here Arthur Guinness signed his legendary 9,000-year lease, laying the groundwork for a brewing empire that would carry Dublin’s name worldwide. Today, the gates stand as a powerful symbol – the threshold between history and legend, industry and culture. This stop is the ideal spot for an unforgettable photo: standing where Guinness transformed from a local stout into a global icon, and where Dublin’s most enduring story first opened its doors.

• visit of the iconic sites of the television series The house of Guinness
• Tour with Certified Guide Failte Ireland
• entrance ticket to the Guinness storehouse
• Enjoy a perfect pint of Guinness at the Gravity bar, with the best view of Dublin ahead

• Tips for the Guide
• other dinks besides that included nice entrance ticket to Guinness storehouse
• Transport

Explore the allure of the renowned Guinness Family on Dublin’s exclusive Italian tour, dedicated to the history, secrets, and landmarks of Guinness, which has influenced Irish life and culture for over 250 years.

Follow the remarkable journey of Arthur Guinness, the visionary founder of the dynasty. Meet Edward, Benjamin, and Anne Guinness, key figures in a family saga that transformed not only drinking habits but also the lifestyle and identity of Ireland.

Throughout the tour, uncover fascinating stories and anecdotes related to the new Netflix series “The House of Guinness,” while visiting the locations that inspired the television narrative.

The tour concludes with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, an interactive museum that showcases the Guinness world through visual, olfactory, and taste experiences.

Finally, enjoy a pint of Guinness at the iconic Gravity Bar, situated on the top floor of the Storehouse, offering stunning panoramic views of Dublin.

• Anyone under 18 is strictly prohibited from drinking alcohol, and no adult may offer them alcoholic beverages under any circumstances.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.