VACATION AND TRAVEL
Located at St James’s Gate in the heart of Dublin City is the home of Ireland's most iconic beer. Crowned 'World's Leading Tourist Attraction' 2023, The Guinness Storehouse invites guests to savor the sights, sounds, tastes, and aromas of Guinness. Journey through 7 floors, discovering the ingredients, history, and advertising of Guinness before finishing your tour at one of Dublin's highest points, the Gravity Bar. The ticket for the tours is self-guided, which includes a voucher for a pint of Guinness. Free parking and the cost of a ticket is 20 Euro’s or more, and sells out a lot, so book ahead of time.
This next attraction is also a museum called National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology. They are a national repository for all archaeological objects found in Ireland and home to over two million artifacts. Permanent Exhibitions: Their exhibitions include the finest
museum are by guided tour only. The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience is in a working music complex and visitors cannot freely roam the building. The stories told by the passionate tour guides who really bring the experience to life, the museum would not be as memorable if it was a self-guided tour. The cost is 22 Euros or more depending if you want the combo ticket, which includes the wax museum and the guided tour museum, then it is more.
This next attraction is EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. Winner of Europe's Leading Tourist Attraction at the World Travel Awards 2019. EPIC is an interactive journey about how a small island made a big impact on the world. Discover why Irishness is celebrated around the world, with a journey through Irish history & culture, told from the perspective of those who lived. To begin your journey, you will receive a stamped passport as you enter the exhibition, & then follow a path through the 20 themed galleries. General admission is from 18 Euro’s and above. This is self-guided. There is a lot happening here, so see website.
This next attraction is The Irish Rock 'N' Roll Museum Experience. The Irish Rock 'N' Roll Museum Experience tells the story of the Irish music scene with a tour of a working music venue & recording facilities in Temple Bar. All visits to the