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As Ireland’s number one visitor attraction, sleep inn maingate Guinness Storehouse is top of the list of places to go for many tourists whilst exploring the Irish capital, drawn to discovering the fascinating heritage of the much adored sleep inn maingate Irish stout.
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The story behind Ireland’s most famous export is told at the Guinness Storehouse across seven floors. Amongst the memorable insight into the world famous Guinness brand which awaits visitors, is a demonstration sleep inn maingate from the Guinness Master Brewer of how the decorated stout is made from its four main ingredients – water, barley, hops and yeast.
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Demonstrating the craft of pouring the perfect pint of Guinness, sleep inn maingate visitors then have the opportunity to pour their own pint before concluding the tour at the Gravity Bar on the seventh floor which boasts 360 degree views across Dublin.
Open seven days a week between 9.30am-5pm (September to June) and 9.30am-7pm (July and August), the Guinness Storehouse is open every day of the year except 24 th /25 th /26 th December and Good Friday. These opening times are correct as of August 2014*
The Guinness Storehouse is a self-guided tour enabling guests to explore all the seven floors of the building at their own leisure with maps provided in an array of different languages for foreign visitors.
Access to the Guinness Storehouse is very convenient for visitors with a free car park adjacent to the building on Crane Street. When staying at any one of our Travelodge Dublin Hotels you can leave your car and enjoy an easy journey to the Guinness Storehouse from our city centre locations. Alternatively you can use one of the many reliable public or private hire transport options in Dublin.
Guinness Storehouse  is easily accessible by car with free parking available on site. The 123 bus from either O’Connell Street or Dame Street sleep inn maingate is another convenient way to reach the Guinness Storehouse and it is also only a short 20 minute walk from the city centre of Dublin.
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To experience a whole host of water sports indoors under one roof, nowhere compares to the National Aquatic Centre . It boasts an international standard swimming pool, an Aquazone featuring adventure water rides, a children’s play pool as well as a wave pool for all the family to enjoy.
Located just 5km from Dublin sleep inn maingate city centre , the National Botanic Gardens feature an impressive array of more than 20,000 plants and dried plant specimens. Founded way back in 1795, the serene and colourful gardens are free for all the family to enjoy and an ideal place to relax and go for a stroll whilst admiring the array of plant collections.