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Learn to Pull the Perfect Pint On the site where Guinness has been brewing in Dublin for over 250 years, Guinness Storehouse offers guests an exclusive insight where they can explore the ingredients, history and culture that tells the Guinness story. Here, guests can learn to pull the perfect pint and later enjoy panoramic views of Dublin in the rooftop Gravity bar and experience their award winning Gala Dinner Venue.
DUBLIN Dublin, Ireland's capital, is a vibrant and extremely accessible city with a rich heritage. The city's mixture of the historic and the contemporary will excite and inspire.
Take a Walking Tour Led by a team of professionals, guests can explore the cobbled streets of Dublin's bustling city centre by foot and uncover the cities unique quarters. Here they can see the city’s rich history, discover picturesque Georgian doors, and enjoy eye-catching modern designs. They can stroll along Grafton Street (a go-to spot for luxury shopping) and sample a pint of Guinness in one of the many traditional pubs located around the city — all while chatting to some of the friendly locals. Or why not take in the city with Fabulous Food Trails, discover both the city itself along with gaining an introduction to the Irish cuisine.
Storybook Streets – literally!
Discover Dublin’s Music Scene
Dublin has nurtured and inspired some of the world’s most celebrated writers and poets. Visitors to the city can stop by the Dublin Writer’s Museum or the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) to learn more about The Greats such as James Joyce, Bram Stoker and Samuel Beckett. Literary walking tours allow guests to follow in the footsteps of these writers (or indeed, some of their characters like Joyce’s Leopold Bloom) and there are several book-related festivals throughout the year to attend. Storytelling is an intrinsic part of Irish culture, and the written word is very much a part of Dublin’s story.
Dublin’s music credentials are well-known, and an evening spent at Windmill Recording Studios is simply unforgettable. Your incentive group can record a single in the same rooms that hosted legends like U2 and The Rolling Stones, before decamping to one of our many pubs to enjoy a live traditional music session. Dublin is synonymous with our musical history and why not incorporate dance? Musical workshops are a great experience and learning to play the bodhran (traditional Irish instrument) is a fun activity for all.
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