Spending the day getting lost in the Guinness Storehouse is more than just a Dublin must-do—it’s an experience steeped in craft, history, and a little bit of fun. In this episode, we take you inside Ireland’s most iconic attraction, from learning how to pour the perfect pint to sipping unexpected treats like a mocha Guinness latte.

We wander through the stories behind the stout, explore the artistry and science that go into every pour, and end the day high above the city with sweeping views of Dublin from the Gravity Bar. Along the way, there’s laughter, curiosity, and plenty of moments that remind us why travel is about slowing down and savoring the experience.

Whether you’re a Guinness lover or just curious about one of Dublin’s most famous landmarks, this episode is a cozy, wander-along invitation to experience a day at the Guinness Storehouse—one sip at a time.

We took the train from Euston Station to Holyhead, Wales—choosing rolling hills, seaside views, and friendly fellow travelers over a quick flight. After a few mix-ups (because what’s a trip without a little chaos?), we hopped on the ferry bound for Dublin. That’s when the real adventure began—taxis, buses, and heatwaves. Join us as we share the highs, the hiccups, and everything in between from this unforgettable journey.

Our final day in London was nothing short of iconic! From the awe of Westminster Abbey, to the secrets of the Churchill War Rooms, to standing beneath the timeless beauty of Big Ben — we soaked in every last moment. Join us as we say So Long, London!

Day 3 in London was packed with culture, charm, and a bit of chaos! Join us as we explore the British Museum (and try not to get lost), discover hidden gems like the Museum Tavern, go shopping and then hop on the Uber Boat for a breezy ride along the Thames. From ancient artifacts to impulse buys, and ending the day with riverfront views, this episode is a little bit history, a little bit retail therapy, and a whole lot of fun.

Day two started strong—with orange eggs at breakfast (seriously, why are they so orange?), followed by conquering the Tower of London. We braved lines that wrapped around the fortress, explored the Crown Jewels, and tested our stamina climbing the White Tower (spoiler: the stairs won). From there, we walked across to and through Tower Bridge. The day ended with dinner in a former church, icons and crucifix still there!

From a Friday the 13th departure filled with bad omens (yes, there was a black cat) to 3:30 a.m. chicken dinners in the sky, we somehow survived London customs, the Tube, and a heatwave. We powered through jet lag with a Buckingham Palace “quick walk” that wasn’t quick at all, got lost in London’s posh neighborhoods, and ended the day with the best meal of the entire trip (sorry, Pizza Palace). Join us for day one of our British invasion – complete with laughs, travel chaos, and a birthday toast 30,000 feet in the air.