The Lord Edward
20 Christchurch Pl, Wood Quay, D08 X8H2
Unspoiled Victorian tavern facing Christchurch Cathedral, renowned for one of Dublin's finest and creamiest pints of stout.
Scenic Liberties Heritage Walk directly to St. James's Gate
The perfect pilgrim's walk to the Home of Guinness. Starting near Christchurch Cathedral, this trail winds down historic Thomas Street through traditional pubs before delivering you right at the gates of St. James's Gate.
20 Christchurch Pl, Wood Quay, D08 X8H2
Unspoiled Victorian tavern facing Christchurch Cathedral, renowned for one of Dublin's finest and creamiest pints of stout.
47 Thomas St, The Liberties, D08 R6X0
Named after 18th-century Liberties eccentric Dudley Bradstreet, blending heritage tavern decor with premium modern taps and Guinness.
28 Thomas St, The Liberties, D08 P7X0
Just minutes from the St. James's Gate brewery gates, featuring crackling open fires, live blues/trad, and freshly tapped stout.
129 The Coombe, D08 R673
Neighborhood gem in the historic Liberties. Open fireplace & exceptional pint.
135 Thomas St, The Liberties, D08 R6K8
Authentic Liberties taproom with deep working-class roots, warm banter, live weekend sessions, and great stout.
Yes! The final stops on Thomas Street are less than 300 meters from the Guinness Storehouse entrance at St. James's Gate.
Yes, Storehouse tickets frequently sell out days in advance, especially afternoon time slots with Gravity Bar access. Book online prior to starting your crawl.
Most heritage pubs have limited cloakroom space. If you have large bags, use the luggage lockers at Heuston Station or the Guinness Storehouse coat check.
Allocate 35 to 45 minutes per stop. That gives you plenty of time to savor the two-part pour without feeling rushed before your brewery tour.