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Guinness Storehouse vs St. Michan's Church
Both are highly recommended by those who travel for a living. Overall, Guinness Storehouse is the choice of most professionals compared to St. Michan's Church. Guinness Storehouse comes in at 93 with praise from 8 reviews including Michelin Guide, concierge.com and Fodor's.
Guinness Storehouse
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St. James Gate, James Street, The Liberties, Dublin 8
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Fodor's
"Ireland's all-dominating brewery—founded by Arthur Guinness in 1759 and at one time the largest stout-producing brewery in the world—spans a 60-acre spread west of Christ Church Cathedral."
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Concierge
"Tour the laboratory to taste and smell the raw ingredients, and learn from the professional tasters."
Frommer's
"Founded in 1759, the Guinness Brewery is one of the world's most famous breweries, producing a distinctive dark stout."
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Lonely Planet
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"The most popular visit in town is the beer-lover's Disneyland, a multimedia bells-and-whistles homage to the country's most famous export and the city's most enduring symbol."
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Travel + Leisure
"This temple to the city’s renowned stout—a product that’s helped sustain Ireland’s economy for centuries—is the country’s star tourist attraction."
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St. Michan's Church
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Church St. Lower, Dublin
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Fodor's
"However macabre, St. Michan's main claim to fame is down in the vaults, where the totally dry atmosphere has preserved several corpses in a remarkable state of mummification."
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Lonely Planet
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"Macabre remains are the main attraction at this church, which was founded by the Danes in 1096 and named after one of their saints."
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Travel + Leisure
"Walking into this somber, dignified Protestant church with its magnificent organ is certainly impressive—but the star attraction here is underneath your feet."
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Time Out
"There has been a place of worship on this site since 1096, and the current building dates from 1686, though it was drastically restored in 1828 and again following the Civil War."
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Afar Magazine
"Founded in 1095, St. Michan’s Church is an active house of worship in Dublin."
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