Dublin: pubs, pints and distilling
Dublin · IE
from 25 € per person
You will walk through Dublin's old west side and cross the river to Temple Bar. You will see the place where Guinness has been brewed since 1759. You will see a glass museum shaped like a pint, with the city under your feet. You will see Ireland's oldest pub, where music plays almost every night. You will hear how Dublin whiskey became the world's favourite and then almost vanished. You will see the cobbled streets of Temple Bar. Everything is close. We walk slowly. We stop whenever you want.
What you'll see
- The place where Guinness has been brewed since 1759
- The museum shaped like a pint of beer
- Ireland's oldest pub
- The cobbled streets of Temple Bar
What's included
- Local guide in your language
- Walking tour of The Liberties, Smithfield and Temple Bar
- Rest stops whenever you need them
Who it's for
For anyone who wants to discover Dublin between pubs and distilleries: lovers of beer, whiskey, live music and neighbourhood stories.
Details
- Categories
- Food, Tradition, History
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Languages
- English, Spanish, Chinese
- Usual times
- 11:00, 17:00
- Meeting point
- Guinness Storehouse main entrance, St James's Gate
- Pace
- Moderate
- Terrain
- Flat or paved
- Distance on foot
- Medium (2–5 km)
Accessibility
Accessibility pending verification
- Toilets available
- Rest stops
- Public transport near the meeting point
Price by group size
- Intimate (2–4): 50 €
- Small group (5–8): 38 €
- Standard (9–15): 25 €
Seasonal note
The centre gets very busy at weekends and in summer, and Temple Bar is at its busiest after dark. The Storehouse and the distillery can sell out — book ahead if you plan to visit inside.