To the Guinness Storehouse from The Anchor Guesthouse.

The Guinness Storehouse is a Museum dedicated to the production of Guinness from 1759 onwards. The Guinness Storehouse is situated where Guinness was first brewed, and continues to be. The Guinness Storehouse visitor entrance is situated on (Market Street South), about 3km west of The Anchor Guesthouse, on the south bank of the river Liffey. The Guinness Storehouse contains many demonstrations, models, & video which explain the complete production.

The tour is not completed until a Pint of Guinness is sampled at "The Gravity Bar" on the roof of the Storehouse.

The easiest way to reach The Guinness Storehouse from The Anchor Guesthouse is to use the LUAS Tram. Get on the Tram at Lower Abbey Street, which is a short walk from The Anchor Guesthouse. Pass the following Tram Stops: Jervis, Four Courts, Smithfield, Museum, & Heuston Train Station.  Get off the Tram at the very next stop, which is St. Jame's Hospital.

Get off the LUAS Tram at St. Jame's Hospital. Do not cross the tracks. Walk east onto Jame's Street, for a short distance, (ask if you become unsure) & turn right onto Echlin Street. It ought to be clear now that you have arrived at an Industrial facility, which looks large & old.

From here, The Guinness Storehouse entrance is located a short walk away, the 2nd turn right, on Market Street South.

Guinness Storehouse, with The Gravity Bar on top.