Guinness Storehouse, Irish Whiskey Experience et Brazen Head
Description
Avec notre accès VIP coupe-file, vous découvrirez certains des sites incontournables de Dublin : la distillerie de whisky irlandais Roe & Co située dans l'ancienne centrale électrique de la brasserie Guinness, en plus d'une visite unique du célèbre "Triangle du whisky doré" de Dublin. " ainsi que le Guinness Storehouse pour une expérience immersive de whisky irlandais premium vraiment extraordinaire. Dégustez une pinte de Guinness pendant la visite. Cette visite interactive semi-privée en petit groupe, unique en son genre, est pleine d'enthousiasme alors qu'une nouvelle énergie déferle dans l'ancienne centrale électrique de la brasserie Guinness. Cette visite offre une expérience culturelle irlandaise immersive pleine d'idées et d'attractions de la ville de Dublin qui créeront des souvenirs impérissables. Cette visite est entièrement guidée par un guide anglophone local expérimenté qui propose de superbes craic (irlandais pour s'amuser) parsemés de moments de grand humour irlandais. La visite comprend un cocktail de whisky gratuit ainsi que des échantillons. Évitez les files d'attente au Guinness Storehouse pour une visite guidée.
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Au cours de cette visite amusante et engageante, vous visiterez le GUINNESS STOREHOUSE, l'attraction touristique n°1 d'Irlande, un « incontournable » lors de toute visite à Dublin. Installé dans une ancienne usine de fermentation au cœur de la brasserie St James's Gate, l'expérience touristique désormais de sept étages raconte l'histoire de la boisson emblématique de l'Irlande et fait revivre l'héritage de cette bière brune de renommée mondiale. En compagnie de votre guide expert local, votre voyage commence au pied du plus grand verre à pinte du monde, qui traverse le bâtiment. C'est une histoire dramatique qui commence il y a plus de 250 ans et se termine au Gravity Bar, le bar le plus haut de Dublin, où vous recevrez une pinte de Guinness gratuite tout en profitant de vues spectaculaires sur Dublin et en écoutant de belles histoires de votre guide engageant et sympathique. Votre guide commencera votre visite accompagnée dans l'Atrium du rez-de-chaussée pour voir la copie du bail de la brasserie de 9 000 ans signé par le fondateur de Guinness, Arthur Guinness, en 1759.
Le whisky irlandais a des légions de fans disséminés à travers le monde, mais si vous ne vous contentez pas de profiter de ses saveurs complexes de loin, rejoignez-nous pour la tournée ultime du whisky irlandais qui plonge les invités dans tout ce qui concerne le whisky irlandais. Votre guide local expert de première classe vous fera découvrir les distillateurs passionnés et les personnages uniques du « uisce beatha » (ishka baa-ha) ou whisky irlandais. Profitez d'une pinte de Guinness dans le pub le plus emblématique de Dublin et de la grande hospitalité irlandaise tout en parcourant le Dublin Whisky Trail pendant que votre guide vous propose un aperçu approfondi des gens, des lieux, de la culture et des traditions qui ont façonné le whisky irlandais au fil des siècles. . Slainte!
Profitez du plus incroyable atelier de whisky avec un maître sommelier de whisky. Faites bouger les choses avec la Roe & Co Flavors Experience, l'option parfaite pour les amateurs de cocktails cherchant à développer leurs compétences en matière de cocktails. Ici, vous explorerez les cinq piliers de la saveur ; sucré, aigre, amer, salé et umami. Choisissez votre cocktail de whisky en fonction de votre palais unique, révélant le goût de la saveur choisie. Notre guide expert de première classe vous plongera dans tout ce qui concerne le whisky irlandais et vous emmènera dans un voyage sur l'histoire du whisky ainsi que sur la découverte de cocktails, offrant un aperçu incroyable du voyage que le whisky irlandais a parcouru au fil des siècles et de son importance pour l'identité et la culture irlandaises. . Les invités profiteront également d'une promenade dans le quartier historique connu sous le nom de Whisky Triangle à Dublin et entreront dans le magnifique Power House Bar de Roe & Coe où la visite se terminera par un cocktail de whisky de saison en rotation créé par l'équipe experte du bar de Roe. & Coe. Acclamations.
Arrêt photo devant le plus ancien Pub d'Irlande datant du XIe siècle.
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Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- Veuillez porter des chaussures confortables car cette visite implique une bonne quantité de marche, y compris sur des surfaces inégales, des pavés, des collines, des pentes, des déclins et des escaliers.
- Les participants devraient être en bonne santé - consultez d'abord votre médecin si vous souffrez d'un problème de santé ou si vous n'êtes pas habitué à faire régulièrement de l'exercice.
- Les fauteuils roulants, les scooters motorisés ou tout autre dispositif d'aide à la mobilité ne sont pas recommandés, car nous ne pouvons pas garantir: que tous les sentiers / trottoirs / bordures seront dotés de rampes adaptées.
- Toute personne âgée de moins de 18 ans doit être accompagnée d'une personne âgée de 18 ans ou plus.
- Les parents doivent savoir que cette visite sert de l'alcool et qu'en aucun cas les enfants de moins de 18 ans ne sont autorisés à boire ou à goûter de l'alcool pendant la durée de la visite.
- Cette visite ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 13 ans.
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs à mobilité réduite
Avis(84)
Great tour of Guinness Storehouse, fun testing and mixing and tasting and touring Roe Whiskey Distillery and seeing BrazenHead Pub. Alan with the Yellow Hat was a warm, welcoming, knowledgeable guide who kept us all together and on schedule with a relaxed authority.
Great experience!!! Fun time, whiskey experience was better than expected as someone that doesn’t drink it.
Guinness and Roe & Co both excellent experiences. Our guide Dermot was “Irish friendly” and very solicitous of our needs. The cocktail blending at Roe was super informative and delicious!
This tour was a lot of fun and Alan was a wonderful guide. We were able to by-pass the lines at the Guinness Storehouse and had fun mixing up cocktails at the Roe & Co. Distillery. Our final stop at Brazen Head was a lot of fun but this is where the tour ended and we continued! We listened to live music while drinking our Guinness with all the new insights we gained from Alan and the tour. We definitely recommend this tour.
We had a great time on this tour! There was so much to see at the Storehouse - finishing with a drink at the Gravity Bar was perfect! And making our own cocktails at the Roe & Co distillery stop was especially fun! But the best part was the company. Our tour guide, Neil McCourt, told great Dublin stories, dumb dad jokes, and generally kept our group vibe fun. We highly recommend this tour!
We loved our tour guide! Group size was perfect, experiences were awesome!
This tour is such a fun way to tour Guinness and Roe & Co. in one afternoon. Our guide, Malene, was so amazing, warm, welcoming, and fun to spend time with. We’d highly recommend this tour!
Our guide Martin was fantastic! He was very knowledgeable and funny. Thoroughly enjoyed his company and attentiveness to our learning as much as possible on the tour.
Steve, Thank you so much for your wonderful 5-star review! We are absolutely delighted to hear that you had such a fantastic experience with us. Creating unforgettable moments for our guests is exactly why we do what we do, and it means so much to our entire team when visitors take the time to share their experience. Our tours are designed to be much more than simply visiting famous landmarks — they are about bringing history, culture, and incredible stories to life through passionate local guides who know and love the places they call home. We believe the best travel memories come from discovering the fascinating details, hidden stories, and local insights that you simply wouldn’t experience exploring on your own. We are especially proud of our guide team, who put so much energy, knowledge, and personality into every tour to ensure guests leave not only having seen these incredible locations but truly understanding their importance and the stories behind them. Thank you again for choosing to spend your valuable time with us. We know travellers have many options when visiting, so it is always a privilege to be part of your journey. We hope you leave with wonderful memories and would love to welcome you back again in the future on another one of our experiences across Ireland, Europe, or the USA. Safe travels and thank you again from all of us! ☘️✨
We booked the "Guinness Storehouse, Irish Whiskey Experience and Brazen Head" excursion with Letz Go City Tours expecting a fun, immersive dive into Dublin's whiskey and beer culture. While the itinerary itself is great, our guide, Roger, made it memorable for all the wrong reasons. We were a small group of 5, and I can only imagine what a disaster this would have been if he had a large group to manage. From the start, Roger seemed completely disengaged and like he was just going through the motions. At the Guinness Storehouse, he rushed us through the tour and was surprisingly negative about several of the exhibits. As a guide, your job is to bring energy and a positive spin to the experience, but he simply didn't seem into it. Furthermore, he wasn't helpful at all when members of our group needed assistance finding elevators or navigating the stairs. He added absolutely nothing to this portion of the day, or to our time at Roe & Co. He basically just walked us to the locations and handed us off. We easily could have bought these tickets and done this on our own. (Note: The internal tour guide at Roe & Co was awesome, but Letz Go City Tours gets no credit for that). Things went completely downhill on the way to the Brazen Head. Roger actually announced, "I am supposed to take you to Brazen Head next," making it entirely clear he considered it a chore. He then proceeded to ask if we minded if he smoked while actively guiding us—who does that? The absolute lowest point of the tour, however, was his completely unprompted and offensive commentary. While walking, he pointed out lower-income, rent-controlled neighborhoods and openly questioned how the people living there could afford the newest cars and cell phones. It was wildly inappropriate and made our entire group extremely uncomfortable. By the end of the excursion, we simply could not wait for it to be over. Do yourself a favor: skip this tour, save your money, and book the skip-the-line tickets for these locations on your own.
Dear Guest, Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback, although we must respectfully disagree with your overall description of the experience and of your guide Roger. Roger is one of our experienced Dublin guides who has welcomed many guests and consistently receives excellent feedback for his knowledge of Dublin, Irish history, and storytelling. The experience you describe is very different from the feedback we regularly receive from guests who tour with him. We would also like to clarify the structure of this experience, as there appears to be some misunderstanding. This tour is not designed as simply a collection of admission tickets that guests purchase separately. It combines three of Dublin’s most iconic experiences — the story of Irish whiskey, the Guinness legacy, and the historic Liberties area — with a local guide connecting these locations and bringing the history of this fascinating part of Dublin to life. At locations such as the Guinness Storehouse and whiskey experiences, the venues themselves provide specific elements of the experience, tastings, and visitor journey. Our guides complement these experiences by providing the wider historical context, helping guests understand the importance of these brands, their connection to Dublin, and the neighbourhood that shaped them. Regarding the comments attributed to Roger, we take all guest feedback seriously. However, the description provided does not reflect the professional standards we expect from our guides, nor does it match the many positive comments we have received from previous guests regarding Roger’s approach and personality. The Liberties is one of Dublin’s oldest and most historic communities, and our guides speak about this area with great respect — from its working-class history and traditions to its important role in brewing, distilling, and the story of the city. We are sorry that the tour did not meet your personal expectations, but we do disagree that the experience is simply walking between venues. For many guests, it is the stories, local knowledge, history, and connection between these famous locations that make the experience memorable. Kind regards, The LetzGo City Tours Team
It was a great entertaining tour. Our guide Emmet was wonderful and truly engaged.
