Guinness Storehouse

Brewery in Ireland, dating from the Post-Medieval

Ireland's most-visited attraction, housed in the original fermentation plant of Arthur Guinness's St James's Gate Brewery, founded in 1759. The seven-storey building is shaped around a giant pint glass and tells the story of Ireland's most famous export, from brewing to barrel-making.

Type:

Brewery

Period:

Post-Medieval

Coordinates:

53.34°N, 6.29°W

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