Haribo Candy Museum

One of the Most Revieweds in Uzès A delightful museum for Haribo fans and families, offering a nostalgic and interactive experience. While the gift shop can be pricey and crowds are a concern, the museum provides a sweet and engaging glimpse into the world of candy making. Consider visiting during off-peak hours (weekdays or early mornings) to avoid crowds. While many exhibits are visually appealing, knowledge of French will enhance the experience of some displays. Allow ample time, especially if traveling with children. A fun and informative journey into the world of Haribo! The kids loved the interactive displays and, of course, the candy! A bit crowded, but definitely worth a visit for any Haribo fan. So much history and nostalgia packed into one place. The gift shop is a treasure trove, albeit a pricey one. Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. It’s a Haribo next to the factory. I think it has some sting benefits like the store where you can buy a lot of stuff much cheaper than in grocery stores. Secondly, it’s a very engaging for kids. But unfortunately it’s not as entertaining as it could be. Very colourful and you can even get some fresh made candies. Also there is some degustation. We decided to skip the and go straight for the store. It was really crowded which made the shopping experience less than enjoyable. I guess it was to be expected in August! They sell a wide variety of Haribo candy, buy the store was so crowded, it was hard to really see what was available. Having said that, there is ample free parking and I will definitely go again the next time I'm in France! Fun place for kids. As an adult you won't learn much. Of course you will spend much more than the entrance fee as your visit ends up with the store and it is impossible to leave empty handed. Not worth the entrance fee to be honest. Limited displays and not really what we expected. Definitely one for the children. Staff didn't seem keen on being there. This is rather an ‘espace Haribo’ but definitely does not deserve the description ‘museum’. We - including our 8 year old - haven’t learned anything except that sugar first was called ‘sweet salt’. One or two historic machines… Behind the colors and videos there wasn’t any real content. Given this I find the price way too expensive. We might as well have watched a youtube video about Haribo/gummibears and have spent our 34€ directly in the boutique ;-) Great place to learn about Haribo story and sweet manufacture. A bit expensive (12 euros pp for adults) considering there are 4 rooms to visit and it takes approx 1h to see everything. Bonus is you can get 2 mini sweet sachets free. Big car park, spaces for camping vans as well. Easy to find. Not bad , however we didnt know about the atelier for making so missed that otherwise would have paid for it. is a bit tired , a few interactive parts. shop has every candy! The Haribo in Uzès is a fun and quirky place to visit, especially with older children. It offers an interesting look into the history of Haribo and how their famous sweets are made. There are some interactive displays and machines that show the production process, which can be entertaining and educational. That said, the does feel a bit outdated in parts. The exhibits could use a refresh, both visually and in terms of interactivity. It also seems like many visitors come mainly for the shop at the end, which sells Haribo in large bulk packages; almost like a mini warehouse. Overall, it's a sweet stop for a short visit, but don’t expect a modern, high-tech experience. It’s best enjoyed if you’re already a Haribo fan. It was very much aimed at young children, and was very fake. I also didn't enjoy the lollies very much. But other than this, the displays were interactive, and had interesting facts about the history of making. It’s an interesting place. The workshop was fun. The museum, not spectacular. You get a lot of sweets. I’d go if I’m in the region. I wouldn’t go there for the It is nice to visit if you’re in the area however, it seems very expensive for what it is. You get to try one and unfortunately for us, it was served by someone whipping their nose and coughing so that didn’t seem great. Staff on entrance were really grumpy too! Nobody was dressed up either so the kids were a bit disappointed. What a shame for a place that should be magical! Including smell around would make it much nicer too! Luckily the older man and the man at the till in the shop were much friendlier and helpful. Sorry, but no. Not worth the money/experience. I mean yes, there are some interesting facts and some smaller funny things to do, but that’s all. We would have regret it, if we were not staying just around the corner. At the end you go the „boutique“ where you can buy all that Haribo stuff for super exaggerated prices. Go to the supermarket nearby, that’s a lot cheaper. Terrible waste of money. Paid £30 for myself and 2 children. Absolutely nothing to see or learn. We watched a film, saw some big plastic fake sweets that you could take a pic with and were given a few sweets. The shop at the end was extortionate. Double the price of buying the same sweets at the supermarket. My children were bored in 15 minutes and we left. Definitely avoid Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Park Winery