The Guinness Storehouse at St. James’s Gate tells the story of Guinness across seven floors. With MapLayr, its app maps every one of them in the Storehouse’s own style, with the stories pinned where they’re told.
Seven floors at St. James’s Gate, DublinEvery floor mapped in the appAudio stops, photo spots and AR pinned in place
Seven floors of brewing, advertising, tasting and views, finishing at the Gravity Bar. The Storehouse’s app puts all of it on one map, every floor drawn in the building’s own dark, glowing style.
Gold pins mark the audio stops, photo spots and AR moments on each floor, so guests can tap into the story of whatever they’re standing beside, from the roasting room to 300 million bubbles.
The blue dot and its beam show guests where they are and which way they’re facing, right inside the building, so the Storehouse is easy to follow even on its busiest days.
Screens around the Storehouse invite guests to discover more with the interactive map, with a QR code that takes them straight to the app.
Every floor has its own map, drawn and pinned for what guests find there. Press a floor to ride up or down.
Your journey begins here: the first audio stops, a photo spot, the shop and checkout.
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