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sarah_82 says:
Founded in 1759, the Guinness Brewery is one of the world's largest breweries, producing a distinctive dark stout, famous for its thick, creamy head. You can explore the Guinness Hopstore, a converted 19th-century four-story building housing the World of Guinness Exhibition, an audiovisual presentat...
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seventy6daytripper says:
Located in the heart of Dublin is this world famous beer brewery. From the walk around the complex to the tour inside, one can tell this place is serious about its beer.
When you walk in the entrance, you're greeted by Guinness tour guides. You can choose to visit the gift shop (to the left),...
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danny291 says:
now the idea of spending an afternoon in the Guinness factory doesnt really sound like fun to me but oh my was I proved wrong! The Guinness Storehouse is located in the heart of the St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin, and is Ireland’s No. 1 international visitor attraction. It first opened in Nove...
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mickyroddy says:
yes , this was the only typical Irish pub ,we visited in ipanema,the food was excellent and was frequented with other Irish people, not like shennigans which is in my opinion over rated and not even Irish owned ! will definately pop in for a pint and a steak when back in Rio next weekend !
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Pearl510 says:
Flaherty's is an official Guinness Irish pub in the center of Sevilla, next to the huge cathedral, in the Calle Alemanes. They have terraces outside, a nice patio, and many tables in the air conditioned interior. We found the service to be very correct and friendly too.
Since this is a pub, natur...
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reikunboy says:
The Pig and Whistle is a British pub that is one of the longest serving pubs catering mostly to the expat community like myself and Japanese business workers.
It is located on the shin Midosuji Street in Shinsaibashi near the South Korean embassy which always has a blue bus out the front with a r...
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