Exploring Dublin, Ireland | Guinness Storehouse Tour (Gravity Bar) + Temple Bar & Irish Eats
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- On our first day in Ireland we explore Dublin. We head to St Stephens Green, The Guinness Storehouse where we sample beers at the Stoutie bar and the Gravity Bar. We also have lunch at the Brazen Head and dinner at Matt the Thresher.
00:00 Exploring Dublin, Ireland
00:10 St Stephen's Green - Dublin, Ireland
02:06 Temple Bar - Dublin, Ireland
03:17 The Brazen Head - Dublin, Ireland
05:22 Guinness Storehouse - Dublin, Ireland
06:45 The Stoutie - Dublin, Ireland
07:40 Guinness Gravity Bar - Dublin, Ireland
10:10 Matt the Thresher - Dublin, Ireland
Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and is located on the east coast of the island. Here are some key things to know about Dublin:
History: Dublin has a rich history that dates back over a thousand years. The city was founded by the Vikings in the 9th century and has since been shaped by English rule, the Irish War of Independence, and the Troubles.
Culture: Dublin is a city of culture, with a thriving arts scene, numerous museums and galleries, and a lively music and theater scene.
Attractions: Some of Dublin's most popular attractions include Trinity College, home to the famous Book of Kells; St. Patrick's Cathedral; and the Guinness Storehouse.
Food and drink: Dublin is known for its pubs, which serve traditional Irish fare and offer a convivial atmosphere for locals and visitors alike. The city is also home to a growing food scene, with a focus on locally sourced ingredients and innovative cuisine.
Temple Bar
Temple Bar is a vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Dublin, Ireland. It is known for its lively atmosphere, cultural attractions, and nightlife. Here are some key things to know about Temple Bar:
Location: Temple Bar is located on the south bank of the River Liffey in the historic center of Dublin.
History: The area has a long history, dating back to the medieval period when it was a busy port area. Over the centuries, it became known for its markets, shops, and pubs.
Cultural attractions: Today, Temple Bar is a hub for cultural attractions, including the Irish Film Institute, the Irish Photography Centre, and the Temple Bar Gallery and Studios.
Pubs and nightlife: Temple Bar is famous for its pubs and nightlife. The area has numerous pubs and bars, many of which offer live music, traditional Irish music sessions, and comedy shows.
Food and shopping: Besides its cultural and entertainment offerings, Temple Bar is also a great place to find food and shopping. There are many restaurants, cafes, and markets in the area, as well as various shops selling everything from traditional Irish crafts to vintage clothing.
Overall, Temple Bar is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Dublin, offering a unique mix of history, culture, entertainment, and nightlife.
Guinness Storehouse
The Guinness Storehouse is a popular attraction in Dublin, Ireland, that tells the story of Ireland's famous beer, Guinness. Here are some key things to know about the Guinness Storehouse:
Location: The Guinness Storehouse is located in the St. James's Gate Brewery, in the heart of Dublin.
History: The Guinness Storehouse is housed in a converted 19th-century fermentation plant, and tells the story of the Guinness family and their famous beer, which has been brewed in Dublin since 1759.
Exhibits: The Storehouse is spread over seven floors, each of which explores a different aspect of the Guinness story, from the brewing process to the brand's iconic advertising campaigns.
Tastings: Visitors to the Guinness Storehouse can sample the beer at the Gravity Bar on the top floor, which offers panoramic views of Dublin.
Food and drink: The Guinness Storehouse also offers a range of dining and drinking options, including the 1837 Bar & Brasserie, which serves Guinness-infused dishes, and the Guinness Academy, where visitors can learn how to pour the perfect pint.
Overall, the Guinness Storehouse is a popular destination for beer lovers and visitors to Dublin, offering an immersive and interactive experience that celebrates the history and culture of Ireland's most famous beer.
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Great commentary on Dublin s important places. Keep rocking.
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Thanks for the kind words Gary! We just do this as a hobby and we’re glad some folks enjoy it! We’re just trying to get better at being helpful and showing off our experiences. Scotland tips coming to the channel soon!
Looks like a blast! Cheers!
It was, cheers!
Great video! Went in November 2022 and had such an amazing time!! Love watching your videos!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Kathy!
Your Guinness, stew looks amazing looks very delicious very filling, very hearty!
That it was!
The seafood looks great too oysters, crab meat. Yum. Looks like you guys had quite a platter.
That was a great restaurant!
Your Shrimp pasta that looks good too. Yum.
You got that right!
Rockshore and Hop 13 are great. I wish they would sell it in the US. Have fun, I loved Ireland
Thanks Dewey, Ireland was great!
Great video again guys. I always ask, how you found the UK pub culture and food compared to the states
geat editing as usual
We like the quiet pubs and live music. The room temperature beer is an acquired taste, we prefer ours ice cold!
@@AdamandMadalyn there is a reason why the beer is not ice cold, yeah you can get lagers ice cold and some stuff, Its because they are ales, kept in the cellar, either barrels and kegs, once the barrel is open, it starts to loose the taste, and well as chilling it, it looses its taste,
I'm sorry but I do need to correct you, the oldest pub in Ireland and the world is Sean's Bar in Athlone... 3 pubs on the island of Ireland claim to be the oldest but Sean's Bar is not just Ireland's oldest but the world's oldest pub.
Looks like you had a great time. I am planning our first trip here for May. We are thinking Dublin, Galway, and the Causeway Coast in N. Ireland. Any other must-sees from your trip? As traveling RUclips anthropologists, we tend to watch a lot of travel content, and we appreciate your approach to the genre. If you are into history, culture, food and nature, we would love to return the favor and inspire you about some cool places around the World. - Turtle
Awesome! Loved Northern Ireland, had fun in Galway but would reduce our time there, had to skip Cliffs of Moher because of a scheduling issue. Loved Dingle and Ring of Kerry!
@@AdamandMadalyn I will look into Dingle a little more and hope not to miss the cliffs. Thanks for the insight and thanks for the love on the channel. I will keep in touch. - Turtle
When was your trip?
Early August