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Your guide to reaching Guinness Storehouse

Where is the Guinness Storehouse located?

Address: Guinness Storehouse, St James’s Gate, Dublin 8, D08 VF8H, Ireland

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Guinness Storehouse sits within the historic St James’s Gate Brewery, just southwest of Dublin city centre. The area blends working brewery buildings with wide streets and classic Dublin architecture, giving the visit a strong sense of place and heritage.

Closest landmark: St James’s Gate Brewery entrance (on James’s Street)

Getting to Guinness Storehouse by public transport

  • Best for: Budget friendly travel from central Dublin
  • Travel time: Around 25 minutes from the city centre
  • Closest stop: Steeven's Lane, 4-mins from the storehouse

Dublin Bus route 73 runs from areas like O’Connell Street and Dame Street towards Walkinstown and stops on Steeven's Lane. From there, clear signage leads you on a short walk through nearby streets straight to the Storehouse entrance.

  • Best for: Sightseeing combined with easy transport
  • Travel time: Depends on your chosen route
  • Closest stop: Guinness Storehouse

DoDublin and other major operators, including Big Bus, include Guinness Storehouse as a dedicated stop on their routes. Buses drop you right outside the attraction, making this a simple option if Guinness is part of a full day of sightseeing.

  • Best for: Reliable travel from other parts of the city
  • Travel time: Around 25-27 minutes from central Dublin
  • Closest stop: Fatima

Take the Red Line towards Tallaght and get off at Fatima. From there, it’s a 9-10 minute walk along mostly flat streets, making this an easy and dependable way to reach the Storehouse from across Dublin.

Getting to Guinness Storehouse by car

Driving route

  • Best for: Flexible schedules or travelling in a group
  • Travel time: Around 20 minutes from central Dublin
  • Distance: Approximately 2.3 km

Driving to the Guinness Storehouse from the city centre is straightforward. Follow Dame Street west past Christ Church Cathedral, continue along Thomas Street to St James’s Gate, then use nearby streets like Echlin Street or Market Street. The route is clearly signposted, with wider roads than many central areas.

Parking facilities

  • The nearest parking option is Crane Street Car Park, located a short walk from the Storehouse.
  • Tip: Parking around the area can fill up quickly during weekends and peak visitor hours, so arriving early helps avoid delays.

Walking or cycling to Guinness Storehouse

  • Best for: Visitors staying nearby or exploring at a relaxed pace
  • Travel time: Around 20 minutes on foot from the city centre

Walking to the Storehouse is an enjoyable option, passing historic streets and neighbourhoods along the way. For cycling, Dublin Bikes stations are available nearby, with racks at Market Street South and Crane Street.

What’s the easiest way to get to the Guinness Storehouse?

  • Budget friendly: Dublin Bus route 123 is a low cost, straightforward option from central Dublin, stopping close to the Guinness Storehouse entrance.
  • Most convenient: Hop on hop off buses stop directly outside the Guinness Storehouse, ideal for sightseeing days without worrying about routes.
  • Reliable option: Take the Red Line Luas to James’s Stop for a smooth, well signed journey from many parts of Dublin.

Frequently asked questions about getting to Guinness Storehouse

It’s around 1.8 km from the city centre, roughly a 10 minute drive or a 20 minute walk.