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Guinness Storehouse
Guinness Storehouse is near Dublin in County Dublin, Ireland. The 1759 lease runs for 9,000 years. On the Sim Britain map, it is available to sponsor for £1.
Sponsor Guinness Storehouse
Put your logo on Guinness Storehouse on the Sim Britain map, with a link to your website, for £1.
History
In 1759 Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000-year lease on the St James's Gate Brewery in Dublin. The Storehouse building was built in 1904 as a fermentation plant.
It opened as a visitor experience in 2000 and is shaped inside like a giant pint glass. The rooftop Gravity Bar gives views across Dublin.
Quick facts
- Where: Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
- Built / formed: 1904; opened to visitors in 2000
- The 1759 lease runs for 9,000 years
- Opened to visitors in 2000
- The Gravity Bar has 360-degree views of Dublin
Visiting Guinness Storehouse
For opening times, tickets and visitor information, see the official Guinness Storehouse website ↗. You can also read more on Wikipedia ↗.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Guinness Storehouse?
Guinness Storehouse is near Dublin in County Dublin, Ireland.
When was Guinness Storehouse built?
Guinness Storehouse: 1904; opened to visitors in 2000.
Who sponsors Guinness Storehouse on Sim Britain?
Nobody yet. Guinness Storehouse is available to sponsor on the Sim Britain map for £1.
How do I sponsor Guinness Storehouse on Sim Britain?
Open Guinness Storehouse on the map, choose Claim and pay £1 by card. Your logo goes on top of the landmark with a link to your website, and the building grows a layer. If someone outbids you, the price rises by half.
Can I visit Guinness Storehouse?
Yes. Opening times, tickets and visitor information are on the official website. Official website ↗
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- Croke Park Dublin, Ireland
- Glendalough Laragh, Ireland
- Newgrange Donore, Ireland
- Mourne Mountains Newcastle, Northern Ireland