St. Patrick’s Cathedral and The Guinness Storehouse

We had to check out by noon and used that time to sleep in and get ready.  Lidia still wanted breakfast. She asked the people in the bar at the hotel and they suggested Cafe Bliss.  It is not a far walk and the food was pretty tasty.  This is your typical Irish breakfast.

We then hopped in a cab because it was raining to go to St. Patrick’s Cathedral.  The line was pretty long.  An employee came out asking if anyone purchased their tickets online.  They would be able to go in immediately.  We hurried up and booked the tickets right then, and skipped that long line.  I highly recommended you do the same.  Boy was that church beautiful.

We spent a good hour in the church.  This is just a small glimpse into the church.  You have to go check out the splendor on your own.  We finally got our fill and it was time to hit up the Guinness Storehouse.

The Storehouse was one of my favorite things about our trip.  There is so much to do and see. There are like ten floors of different activites.  It takes you through the history and making of the beer.  You can also have lunch at a cafe, or at the bars and then dinner at the restaurant.  There are live bands and at night it seems to turn into a club.  You can literally spend all day there.  We wish we would have got there earlier.

There is also a beer or cider included with your ticket.  I decided to get the Stella Artois Cidre.  It is now my favorite cider.  So good.

At the very to is a 360 view bar.  Everyone is blocking the windows trying to take in the view. You just gotta push your way through to get these views.

The time just went way too fast.  We had booked a ghostbus tour for 7:45pm, so sadly we had to be going.  We wanted to do something different and a ghostbus tour sounded fun.  Do not was your money!  The tour was with The Gravediggers and cost $25 euros.

The actor on the bus was actually hilarious.  What we did not like was you did not get to go into any of the three places they took you.  You just stood outside while they told a story.  Nothing was scary or really related to ghosts. The grand majority of the time you were sitting on the bus going nowhere. Not worth it at all.  Save your pennies.