Guinness Storehouse, Dublin

The Guinness Storehouse is one of Ireland’s most visited attractions and a global symbol of Irish brewing heritage, standing tall in the heart of Dublin's historic Liberties. This unique cityscape captures the dramatic view looking up from Bellevue Street, showcasing the famous twin bridges that connect the former fermentation plant buildings. These iron bridges, suspended above street level, are steeped in industrial history, once used to transport beer between brewery buildings.

The artwork highlights the Storehouse’s iconic red-brick and granite exterior — a masterclass in Victorian industrial architecture. From its arched windows to the original stonework and stout-black iron details, every element tells a story of tradition, craft, and Dublin pride. With subtle nods to the past and a bold urban composition, this piece pays tribute to the legacy of Guinness and its place in Ireland’s cultural landscape.

This detailed cityscape print celebrates the Guinness Storehouse as part of Dublin’s rich industrial and architectural history. A perfect addition to your home or office, especially for fans of Irish design, beer culture, or the grit and grandeur of old Dublin.

Printed on master’s edition, archival museum-quality, acid-free matte paper for long-lasting colour and durability.

Frames are crafted from durable pine wood and available in four colours. Each frame includes shatterproof plexiglass and hanging hardware.

All prints include a white border.

Canvas thickness: 2cm.