McNeill’s Pub Capel St. Read More »
If you’re wandering through the lively streets of Dublin and find yourself on Capel Street, make sure to pop into J. McNeill’s Pub. This local gem is not just another stop on your tourist itinerary; it’s a quintessential part of Dublin’s vibrant pub culture. As a local, I can assure you that a night at McNeill’s is guaranteed to be memorable!
Kehoe’s Pub – Traditional Irish Bar Read More »
If you find yourself wandering the charming streets of Dublin City, one spot you can’t miss is Kehoe’s Bar. Nestled in the vibrant area of South Anne Street, this traditional Irish pub is a beloved local hangout and a must-visit for tourists. With its rich history and cozy atmosphere, Kehoe’s is a perfect place to experience Dublin’s pub culture.
The Stags Head Pub Read More »
Nestled in the heart of Dublin’s vibrant city center, The Stag’s Head stands as one of the city’s most iconic pubs. Established in the late 19th century (1860), this Victorian gem is a treasure trove of history, charm, and character. With its original mahogany bar, stained-glass windows, and intricate plasterwork, stepping inside feels like taking a step back in time, allowing visitors to soak in an authentic Dublin pub experience.
The Perfect Pint Tour Read More »
If you are a Guinness drinker and enjoy a perfect pint then this is the tour for you.
On this tour you will experience a complete unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the Irish culture in authentic Irish pubs.
The Guinness Storehouse & Perfect Pint Tour Read More »
Start your day at the Guinness Storehouse to immerse yourself in the rich history and essence of Ireland’s most legendary beer. Delve into the narrative of Guinness throughout the seven levels of this iconic structure, then savour the panoramic vistas of Dublin city from Gravity Bar while enjoying a pint of the renowned “black stuff”!
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Ultimate Guide to Visiting the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin
Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse is a must-visit for travelers seeking a blend of history, culture, and iconic Irish hospitality. Housed in a former fermentation plant at St. James’s Gate Brewery, this seven-story interactive museum celebrates the legacy of Ireland’s most famous stout. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your visit:
