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Breaking news from Dubai! The Guinness Storehouse has secured two prestigious titles at this year's World Travel Awards.

In 2017, contemporary whiskey brand Roe & Co was launched. Its name serves to pay homage to a forgotten distiller that was once the largest in Ireland. Hailed as a pioneer during the golden age of Irish whiskey, we take a look at the history of George Roe & Co Distillery and its intersections with the Guinness family.

Today, The Liberties is known as a dynamic fusion of new and old Dublin. With 800 years of history – and much of this still visible today – it’s one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods. We take a step back in time to explore the history of the area and how Guinness made a meaningful contribution to the lives of its residents during the late 18th and 19th centuries.

Featuring a legendary lineup headlined by The Streets, Other Voices: Home at the Guinness Storehouse returns for an unforgettable evening on the 21st of November to kick off the festive season.

Everyone knows there’s nothing like savouring a pint of Guinness in Ireland. But where does one go to find a pint of the legendary Irish stout outside of its birthplace? Luckily, Irish pubs have become an institution worldwide and there’s no shortage of watering holes serving creamy pints of the black stuff around the globe.

The Guinness Storehouse regularly tops the list of best attractions in Dublin. Now, the experience has received accreditation from Ireland’s National Autism Charity to increase accessibility, meaning it can provide an enhanced experience for all visitors but particularly those who are autistic or neurodivergent.

It’s no secret that Guinness is steeped in history and tradition. But how familiar are you with the origins of the black stuff? During a new one-of-a-kind experience, you have the chance to step back in time and explore the rich legacy that made Guinness what it is today.

The Home of Guinness in Dublin sees off competition from Buckingham Palace and the Eiffel Tower to be named Europe’s Leading Tourist Attraction and Europe’s Leading Beer Tour Visitor Experience 2023 at the prestigious World Travel Awards, which was held in Batumi, Georgia, on Friday 29th September.

When visiting Dublin, if you have a few days to spend in the fair city, you may be wondering how best to soak up some of its distinctive charm and character. Or perhaps you’re a Dubliner looking to explore further afield than the commute to and from work. Whatever your motivation, take a wander through the heart of Dublin along this route, a walking trail showcasing some of the historic buildings housing some of Dublin's most famous pubs.

Guinness is a brand known for its inventive, playful, and bold advertising. Few ads in the Guinness repertoire are as iconic as the Guinness Toucan. How exactly did an exotic animal native to the tropics become a mascot for the Irish stout?

What do Bono, Graham Norton and Dermot Kennedy all have in common? Apart from being three of Ireland’s most famous sons, they all share a family history at Guinness. A family history safeguarded in the Guinness Archive at the Guinness Storehouse.

Straight from the Home of Guinness. Answers to the most commonly asked questions you have about our world-famous stout, Guinness.

The Guinness brand is so world renowned that’s it unlikely to hear facts that you’ve never heard before. Well, let’s just see about that! Here are 11 facts we at Guinness believe most people have never heard of before.

Famous for its Irish provenance and exceptional colour, this most prestigious of black beers is brewed in over 50 countries and enjoyed in around 150 worldwide. Over 260 years in the making, it's safe to say Guinness is adored on all four corners of the Earth.

The iconic black brew, originating from the heart of Dublin, is much more than a drink - it's a culinary experience, particularly when accompanied by the right dishes. Here we explore the best pairings and importantly, where you can find them, after your tour, near the Guinness Storehouse.

Grab your pint glass, turn on that Irish charm, and join us as we delve into the art and science behind the art of pouring the most beautiful of Guinness. As rich in tradition as it is in taste, the beautiful Guinness pour is more than a serving method - it's a ceremony.

Here at the Guinness Storehouse you'll find stories and secrets that turn the humble pint into something truly magical. But, before you ride that wave of frothy goodness, let's talk a little about how you can get the most from one of the best tours in Dublin.

In recent years, Ireland, a country known for its storied pub culture and love for a pint of stout, has seen a surprising shift in drinking habits: an increasing popularity in non-alcoholic beer. Once an afterthought at the end of a drink’s menu, these alcohol-free alternatives have started making a significant splash in Ireland's beer market, shaking the foundations of traditional Irish drinking culture.

Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland, is the perfect destination for anyone seeking a blend of entertainment, culture, and history in a day out this summer. We’ve answered some of the most popular questions asked online when trying to organise a fun day this summer.

Dublin, the capital of the Emerald Isle, is a vibrant city that marries its rich history with a contemporary buzz. As a couple, whether you're on a honeymoon, celebrating an anniversary, or simply enjoying a casual getaway, Dublin offers an array of activities that will ignite romance, foster connection, and create unforgettable memories.

Ireland is globally celebrated for its rich brewing and distilling tradition. Its capital, Dublin, is home to an assortment of breweries and distilleries that have played a significant role in crafting the country's unique cultural and social landscape.

Dublin, a city steeped in history, culture, and unique Irish charm, offers visitors an eclectic mix of experiences. This comprehensive Dublin travel guide is designed to help you discover Dublins top attractions at their finest, detailing essential places and activities that encapsulate the best of Dublin.

There is a plethora of activities for groups in Dublin designed to cater to your group. It has something for everyone, with activities that are fun, educational, and steeped in rich history.

The Gravity Bar is an iconic spot that offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, while you savour a pint of the world-renowned Guinness stout. This unique space, enveloped in glass and steel, tells a story of innovation, tradition, and a deep love for beer that started with Arthur Guinness in 1759.

Days are longer, and the temperature is rising. Here at the Guinness Storehouse, we've compiled your list of the Best Rooftop Bars in Dublin for 2023.

Some tips on how and where to take the best photos of your experience touring the Guinness Storehouse brewery, from making sure you have a portable charger to going easy on the filters.

With so many attractions and activities, how do you choose what to do in Dublin? We’ve used our insider knowledge to put together a list of 15 other top spots around the city we think you really must visit.

The Guinness Storehouse, located in the heart of Dublin, Ireland, is one of the most unique and sought-after venues for hosting events of all kinds. Among these events, product launches stand out as one of the best uses of the space.

As one of the most popular destinations in Ireland, Dublin offers an abundance of things to see and do. From historical landmarks to cultural experiences, there is no shortage of attractions to visit. However, if you're looking for the best tourist attraction in Ireland, the Guinness Storehouse stands out as an iconic must-see destination.