Dublin Guinness Storehouse & Whiskey Tour Tickets Compared
The Guinness Storehouse is timed entry with a pint at the top; whiskey fans choose between Jameson, Teeling and the Irish Whiskey Museum — or a combined Guinness and whiskey experience.
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Guinness & Whiskey Tours: what to know before booking
The Guinness Storehouse is timed entry with a pint at the top; whiskey fans choose between Jameson, Teeling and the Irish Whiskey Museum — or a combined Guinness and whiskey experience.
- Availability
- 7 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $25 EUR before checkout fees.
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- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 8,332 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Guinness Storehouse, St James's Gate, Dublin 8; distilleries across the Liberties and city centre
- Best time
- Early weekday slot for the Storehouse; book distillery tastings for early afternoon
- Ticket note
- Timed-entry; distillery tour start times are strict and tastings require valid age ID
Guinness & Whiskey Tours in Dublin
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Everything you should know before you book
No Dublin visit is complete without the Guinness Storehouse, the seven-storey former fermentation plant that ends with a self-poured or bartender-served pint in the Gravity Bar and its 360-degree view over the city. Whiskey drinkers have just as much choice: the Jameson Bow St. distillery, the working Teeling distillery in the Liberties, and the tasting-led Irish Whiskey Museum opposite Trinity College.
Book the Storehouse for a weekday and an early slot. It's Ireland's most-visited paid attraction, so mid-morning and afternoon weekend slots go first and the Gravity Bar gets packed. Distillery tours are smaller and include guided tastings, so they sell out faster per session — book the time you want rather than turning up.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Guinness Storehouse worth booking in advance?
Yes — it's Ireland's busiest paid attraction and timed slots sell out in summer and on weekends. Booking ahead also locks in the included pint at the Gravity Bar.
Which Dublin whiskey distillery tour is best?
Jameson Bow St. is the most famous and beginner-friendly, Teeling is a real working distillery in the Liberties, and the Irish Whiskey Museum is the best pure tasting experience. All sell on this page to compare.
Can I do Guinness and whiskey on the same day?
Yes — combined Guinness and Jameson experiences exist, and the central distilleries are a short walk apart. Space the tastings out and eat in between.