St James Gate Brewery Dublin

... Guinness came from her pub, and is still used today with a portion safely locked in a safe. In 1759 he signed a lease on St. James Gate Brewery for the sum of £45 per year for the next 9,000 years. Just like the coffee from Sant’ ...

... one, just one, attractive Dubliner--not easy. I have to say the highlight of the two days I spent in Dublin has to be St. James Gate Brewery, the birthplace of every pint of Guiness you have ever had (all American Guiness is brewed in Dublin). The ...

For my first actual tourist trap, I along with a group of like 10 other students, toured the famous St. James' Gate Brewery. It was a quick trip, through the history of Arthur Guinness' concoction. There were five floors including the history, a ...

... North Atlantic History), Christ Church Cathedral, and today's only event, but still highlight of the stay in Dublin, the Guinness Storehouse/St. James Gate Brewery.  Even for those who do not like to consume the beverage, the place is amazing, ...

... our way there passes by a few churches like nice ancient Christ Church Cathedral on Christchurch Place. Guinness Warehouse in St. James Gate Brewery where the Guinness magic first started, you can walk through the nicely decorated museum where digital ...