i visited the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin with some friends in june this year. we had a blast there!!
the brewery/museum is really well set out.. takes you through all the processes of who the famous Guinness is made and the history behind the drink. there are videos and excellent lil exhibits to keep u occupied for hours.
at the end of the tour take a trip to the top floor-to the gravity bar and recieve your complimentary pint of the good stuff straight from the tap! you can enjoy a lovely 360 view of Dublin city from here.
i would certainly reccomend visiting the brewery, even if your not into Guinness!

It may not have been my best brewery tour (Sam Adams, Boston, MA), but to travel to the home of the best stout in the world, it was a blast! They did a very good job with the tour, and the bar at the top was really great. To taste Guinness that fresh, was something I will not soon forget.

I'm not a beer drinker, but the Guinness Storehouse was very interesting. The self-guided tour includes lots to see, and there are videos throughout to keep the tour lively. Definitely worth a stop when you're in Dublin.

Parking was a little confusing yet we managed to get in okay. The tour & brewery itself was disappointing. The tour is self guided and the stations were all computer generated and flashy. We did not see any part of the actual brewery; it was all video & pictures. The only thing we enjoyed was the free beer at the top of the top in the Gravity Bar. There was a 360-degree view of Dublin which would have been more of an experience if it were not so packed. You could barely move around. We finished our beer and left. Really not sure it was the worth the money. We probably still would have done it just to say that we did.