who comes to Dublin for a long time as I often think in general: I've got a long time, but so much, tourist sites they will visit when I want ... and then it never ends there!
taking advantage of the arrival of my brother for the weekend I finally went to see what appears to be the most important tourist attraction in Dublin: Guinness Storhouse.
A row of 25-30 minutes for a "symbolic" € 14 ticket gets you what is the world of nothingness, monitors and screens will lead to higher and higher (it seems to me to go up seven floors) extremely superficial, pointing at things on the preparation of dark beer. Sir Arthur Guinness is depicted as the most important man in history (at least arguable that ..), then salts and salts of things to see / fall more and more interesting. On top of a jumble people's struggle for free Guinness (it was one on an empty stomach, so that we spent), but then for 14 € I think the least!
The day continued with the tour around the Old Jameson distillery (not Jenna!), EUR 12.50, but here at least a half hour guided tour of a lot nicer than the last. As for the Guinness Storehouse at the bottom of the whiskey was offered (although here we did not pass on an empty stomach).
During the first 10 minutes they made us watch a movie in the cinema and we were about thirty, with a pair of shitty parents with two small children who have done nothing but scream just for the heck of it, running to and fro and screaming, so that if someone already has the perfect understanding of English where he could say goodbye! Those balls of parents who kept them and said nothing to children, long after all the grumbling of his father went to look for his son, and the only thing we heard was "CIAFFF" shut up for the tot ... rest of the time! All were to perform in a round of applause!
And then the Italians are rude! Anyway
sightseeing is tiring ...
PS: Today it's sunny!
