Guinness Storehouse timings | Opening hours & visit duration

Opening hours typically run from late morning to early evening, with last entry usually a couple of hours before closing. Hours can vary by season, so checking ahead before booking is always recommended.

Yes, the Storehouse is open on most public holidays. Opening times may change on major national holidays, so it’s a good idea to confirm timings in advance.

Yes, the Storehouse is open on most public holidays. Opening times may change on major national holidays, so it’s a good idea to confirm timings in advance.

Yes. The Guinness Storehouse is one of Dublin’s most visited attractions, and popular time slots often sell out, especially weekends, school holidays, and summer months.

Weekday mornings and early afternoons are generally quieter. Visiting earlier in the day usually means fewer crowds and more time to enjoy each exhibit without rushing.

Late afternoon and early evening entry slots are available on many days. These are popular for Gravity Bar views around sunset, so booking ahead is strongly advised.

Access to the Storehouse itself requires a ticket. Entry to the Gravity Bar, tastings, and guided experiences are included only with valid admission.

Yes. The Storehouse pairs well with attractions like Kilmainham Gaol, Phoenix Park, and Dublin city sightseeing tours, especially when booked as part of a hop-on hop-off bus combo.

Yes. Buses and trams operate regularly near St. James’s Gate, though services may be less frequent later in the evening, particularly on weekdays.