Guinness Storehouse

Guinness Storehouse

　 Introduction: When in Ireland, you must visit one of Dublin’s iconic landmarks—the Guinness Storehouse. While the Chinese may not be very familiar with Guinness Stout, almost everyone has heard of the Guinness World Records. In fact, “Guinness” is simply another transliteration of the beer brand’s name; both are written as "Guinness" in English. The Guinness World Records is a successful marketing campaign by the Guinness brewery to boost the brand’s global visibility. Over more than 200 years of development, the Guinness brewery has continuously sought new ways to capture the public’s attention. Originating from a family name, Guinness has endured 250 years of ups and downs to become a world-renowned stout brand. By visiting the storehouse, visitors can witness every step of the Guinness brewing process, discover what gives the stout its unique flavor, and even enjoy a pint of Guinness themselves. Transportation: On foot: Start from Dame Street at Trinity College and walk straight ahead, passing Christ Church Cathedral. Bus: Take bus routes 51B, 78A, or 123 to reach the storehouse. Luas (tram): Get off at the James's Street stop and walk right. Ticket/Opening Hours: Adults €14, children €5. Opening hours: 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM (extended to 9:00 PM in July and August).

Dublin, Ireland