Guinness Storehouse, Ireland

Located in Dublin, the Guinness Storehouse (Museum of Beer Guinness) serves as a tourist center for beer lovers for almost ten years. The museum was opened in 2006. The exposition of the original museum is presented on three floors of the large building. On the last floor is the extensive collection of old beer bottles and cans, as well as the advertising leaflet and the posters, with the help of which one can learn the history of beer brewing.

In the spacious rooms of the first floor there is a kind of old beer brewery. Here are the old breweries. This hall will be appreciated by those who like to look at the exhibits closely during the excursion and touch them with their hands. You can switch the levers on the old systems and press the strange buttons.

On the ground floor of the museum are the tasting rooms, where you can sample the best varieties of Irish beer, as well as the souvenir shop where the museum guests usually buy the original biersouvenirs: jugs, themed T-shirts and even the chocolates with unusual beer filling. On the last floor of the building is the beautiful recreation zone equipped with the viewing platform and the bar. Here one can taste different varieties of the legendary Guinness and graze at the adjoining brewery, as well as the historical buildings, which seem quite tiny compared to the large company. Next - Celebrities Underwear Museum