We decided to skip the museum and go straight for the candy 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!

We only stopped here as it was on the way to Pont du Gard. There appeared to be a playground called Candyland next to the actual Haribo shop and museum. We didn't go into the museum as you don't actually get to see the production which is what we were most interested in. for 36€ a family of 4 to enter the museum. We chose to spend the 36€ on sweets for the children instead. the shop is well presented with so much to choose from. there are toilets located on-site.

Don't go here, it's utterly pointless and you pay about 10 Euro each. You get 3 very small bags of candy and the displays are really really bad, just awful. Mostly big plastic dolls/statues that it is just ugly, even the kids thought it was sad. The aircondition is good so I guess it got that going for it but then it's better to go to the Carriefour down the road.

Promised to be a walk through the factory where they make haribo is probably a bit far fetched. Price wise it’s not massively expensive however the whole building just consists of various information boards and some moulded plastic sweets. There a large room with projectors which shows some weird VR animated trip. Best bit is getting some free sweets on your way around. The shop consists of any haribo you can think of but that’s about it. Not that great and probably not worth the entrance fee

They give out some samples throughout the self guided tour. Honestly, I think the visit should be free with a paid option to have candy.. I wouldn't go out of your way to visit... if you could visit a real candy factory, I think that would be much more interesting.. this is not a factory, just a self guided exhibit...

It's pretty cool - 3.5 stars would be more appropriate. It's quite short, and there is not much else in the area, so factor this in (we went on a rare rainy day). It was incredibly quiet when we went (perhaps 3 other families), which was great as it meant the kids could use the interactive exhibits as much as they liked. This would not be the case if it was busy, though so, again, factor this in. When you get your tickets you are also given tokens that you can use in the final area to get some Haribo from the machines (designed to look a bit like a factory/assembly line). This was easily the kids' favourite bit as you get several bags for each token. The shop is also, as you might expect, impressive for the kids

Sehr informativ. Preis absolut okay..Beim Eingang gibt es direkt Süß und Münzen für die Verpackungsmaschienen am Schluss. Die Kinder waren begeistert. Wir würden es jederzeit wieder machen...lohnt sich besonders vor oder nach der Kanufahrt in Collias.

Sehr interessantes Museum. Ideal für einen Regentag in Uzès. Wir waren trotz guten Wetters hier und fanden das Museum super kurzweilig. Auch für Kinder geeignet. Eine eigene Welt: der Shop. Die neuesten Haribo Angebote in kleinen Tüten oder in rauen Mengen....jeder wie es mag. Hier gibt es auch kleine Mitbringsel für Zuhause. Der Spruch stimmt also: ....und Erwachsene ebenso. 😁

Very, very busy place!! Too small for the number of people who were being admitted to visit, so there was limited space for being able to take photos, or enjoy the exhibit with the kids. Overall, it's a great museum for kids, but they need to reduce their numbers to be enjoyable.

Very well organized (in a German kind of way), but probably more detailed about the various types of sugar than most people would be interested in.

Endroit à visiter avec des enfants absolument. C'est un musée très coloré mais manque un peu d'activité ludique. La boutique peut être intéressant notamment pour avoir des conditionnements très gros volume (en prévision d'une fête par exemple).

Very disappointing, very limited activities and quite boring for an adult. Nothing but full of screaming children making it difficult to read the small information panels. Just a few boards explaining the process of the creation of the sweets and a few scent sprays. Maybe half of it was TVs explaining something(subtitles in English) and very bare bone atmosphere with a very confusing layout of going left to right and up and down! The final nail in the coffin is the exit to vending machines like a break room for employees(tacky) and exit to a gift shop. It’s really a pathetic build up to the gift shop, if anything just skip the museum and go there first. It’s the only redeeming place but even so the sweets and merchandise aren’t enough to save this place. I wouldn’t dare ever return to this museum that is severely overhyped!

This is a lovely place to visit but please remember that it is a museum not the actual factory. It was quite informative though and did have lots of exhibits. We liked the packing machines that you put a coin into ( special coins that you can buy by the exhibit although you do get one on entry) and then you watch as it puts your sweets in the package and they drop out of the bottom! The shop though is fantastic so many sweets !! We had difficulty in choosing and spent about an hour just wandering round!

Nice place to go with chindren. In april not too much crowded. 2 children age 9 were quite happy.

Interesting and bright modern museum for children and adults!!!! A lot of sweets and candys😁

Unless you are French and really into the Haribo brand you should probably skip the museum. Nice samples 🙂 The shop is large and well stocked - but don’t expect factory outlet pricing.

It was very child friendly and shop was excellent. Very good for school tours. The machine room is not open to visitors at this time. Thanks a lot

Pure publicity, except for a few games for small kids nothing was worth a visit. The candys they showed and let us try where the worst Haribo has to offer. To be honest, even though it is meant to be publicity, I left the Museum with a worse impression of Haribo than before. Also we saw the massive plastic production that is really not necessary nor future friendly. It may be entertaining for kids but it is really not worth the time and the price (which btw is extremely overpriced)

My wife loved it and my daughter too. I found it a little bit small like all the comments state. One of the machines in the room 4 (the last one) didn’t work and I didn’t like the 2 other sweets. Other than that yes the shop at the end really is huge and the choice and price are really great especially on bulk. I think I’ve got sweets for the rest of the year. Don’t forget to get the loyalty card. We’ll probably be back!

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.

Haribo Laden mit Museum Eintritt sehr teuer 12 Euro Gummibärchen doppelt so teuer wie in Deutschland

Wenig unterhaltsam für 12€ Eintritt. (Übrigens erhalten behinderte Menschen 1€ Ermäßigung, zahlen somit nur 11 €). Daran ändert auch nichts, dass man mit Zahlung des Eintritts eine Münze erhält für zwei kleine Tütchen Süßigkeit. Im Shop bekommt man in Gebinden bis zu 2 kg die gleichen Süßigkeiten wie im Geschäft.

Having fun to see how they produced candy in past and now.

Thats not museum, it is the bigest shop of Haribo in our galaxy. If you dont have children younger than 4 years dont go there. The worst spend many ever. I gave one star only bauceuse the nice staffs.

Heaven for kids!..and ok for parents. The entrance's ticket was bit pricy for what they exhibited...in overal, it was fun

I just really wasn’t impressed with the museum. I was very excited to go as I’m a big fan of Haribo, but left disappointed. Not much candy tasting and not a lot of depth in showing how candy is made. They do have a large gift shop though.

Not a lot to learn, but very nice boutique and cute games for kids.

Tickets for the museum are too expensive (12 eur for adults and 10 eur for kids) for what there is to see. Shop has lots of products but you have to buy in large quantities.

Fun small museum. Took about an hour at most to go round. Can get very busy, but was quite quiet when we went at the end of July.

Petit moment sympa mais pas forcément moins cher qu en magasin, dommage.

Parfais pour les gourmands et visite très interessante

Que des bonbons , on retombe en enfance

Ganz nett gemacht. Falls es in der Gegend mal regnen sollte, kann man auf jeden Fall mal reinschauen. Toiletten sind nicht empfehlenswert, also vorsorgen..

This place is just as lovely as the Hershey museum in Hershey, PA

They don't have so much to see . But is good take childrens to know how is the process and what they use for do the candies Haribo. There is too some interactives games, a store for buy candies and they have free parking.

Not much to do. But if you have small kids they will like it. Workers are very helpful they guide us to candies that were halal.

Nothing much to see. Expensive for what they offer. My 5 and 6 years old were bored there. Wouldn’t mind in going except if you’re crazy for Haribo

A fun museum that can be visited in about 2 hours. The museum is not highly educational, but is very entertaining and engaging due to a lot of flashy lights and playful elements. For the entrance fee of 10 euros, you get 3 little bags of candy and access to the museum. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Nice museum with information on the history of Haribo. Very fun to "turn on" the candy machines you get when going in. Also, the store attached to the museum with all kinds of Haribo candies is very nice!! Especially in summer, if you go around opening, it is not too crowded yet. There is a large parking place in front of the museum, so parking should not be a problem.

(Translated by Google) Too good (Original) Trop bon

It was a museum of high standard with good animations and illustrations. It was however a bit small. It doesnt take long to see the whole museum and it was a bit too much minded to children. It would have been great to see the actual production more. It was lacking english translation some places in the excibition. Prices for entry was fair.

Very colourful museum. Is great to do with kids because … candy!

The worst museum in the world. Nothing to learn, only commercials and plastic artefacts. If you love screaming children, ridiculous museology and diabetes, do not hesitate, it’s the place to go!

The museum is not worth the very long wait. Didn't learn much about candy/candymaking. Kids were very grumpy after the hour wait to enter. Thought it would be more fun for our kids. Wouldn't recommend.

Nice and fun for the kids ad the grown up.

Museum good for children, with plenty of opportunities for adults to take selfies for social media. Shop has improved with a good range of merchandise and price is not too excessive.

Bien pour les enfants mais un peu excessif niveau tarif...

Chaque année un passage obligé sur le retour des vacances

Beaucoup de monde malgré la fin de saison. Beaucoup qui collent malgré les recommandations de distance d'1m qui nous bousculaient malgré une poussette avec un bébé de 3semaines. Malgré tout on s'est fait plaisir

Je suis retombé en enfance. Une petite visite sympathique. J'ai appris au passage la véritable histoire de Haribo. Il y a un côté pétillant dans cette visite. Sans oublié à la fin de la visite, un petit côté terrasse pour prendre son café, thé, jus ou autre petite gourmandise et pour finir la boutique (un conseil : préparez votre carte bleue et votre mental ?). À refaire sans hésitation

Boutique sympa Musee ludique un peu déçue que nous ne voyons pas la fabrication actuelle des bonbons

Musée sympathique. Boutique avec beaucoup de choix mais toutefois les prix ne sont pas plus intéressant qu en magasin... Un peu déçue j avoue

Rigolo interressant

(Translated by Google) Very playful and nice (Original) Très ludique et sympa

Interessant. Le musé ne nous apprend pas grand chose sur la fabication des bonbons. Les prix pratiqués à la botique sont plus chers que dans le commerce. Pour des conditionnements plus conséquents.

Après midi en famille super bon moment

Le musée est super, nous avons beaucoup aimé ! Il est vrai qu'a cause du covid nous n'avons pas réellement profité des espaces ludiques et de découverte mais nous avons tout de même apprécier la visite. Nous avons pris nos billets (coupe file) sur le site internet à l'avance ce qui nous a évité beaucoup d'attente que je conseille vivement! (covid ou non)

LE paradis du bonbon Haribo..... y'en a partout..... ca fait tourner la tête de ne pas savoir quoi choisir.... ne pas y aller avec les enfants !!

Chers mais très bien très propres

(Translated by Google) For gourmands ... (Original) Pour les gourmands...

(Translated by Google) Magic this place. (Original) Magique cet endroit.

Top.

Waste of time. Unless you’re one of the crazies hauling a sack load of sugar from the gift shop, there’s zero of interest or entertainment for any age

The concept is great and the museum is very busy in the Summer months and school holidays. (check opening times as often closed on Mondays off season). BUT I must say if you have small kids who can not read ... then they will be bored until the last room where you choose and see your sweets being bagged up. There is a great deal of reading in the museum and hence my caution for small kids. Sadly the large play area that was outside is now gone so it is really a one hour excursion.

Lots of parking, good for kids and adults. Free sweets too!

Very nice, especially if you have kids with you! You get a lot of free candy and the boutique isn't too expensive either :)

Free and lots of parking space. Really fun museum for the kids. Lots to discover, games, learning and of course Candy!

What can I say...unreal. didn't do museum but the shop at the end is worth a visit. We got lots of cheap haribo. Really cool. Worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) Good for children (Original) Bien pour les enfants

Awesome ?

Tout as était rénové ! On paye cette rénovation ou c'est juste l'été et les touristes qui font augmenté les prix ?!? Les caisses sont toute petite une horreur ont est les un sur les autres nickel pour chopé le covid

sympa a voir dans un village agreable

Bonbon, pouloulou, c'est trop bien, dans la boutique, pureee ya plein de bonbon, ya des serviettes, des plainds, des gel douche avec des odeurs de bonbon ??. Et il y a même des sous-vêtement de filles et de garçons ??

Très bien...bon accueil...et les bonbons à la fin...la ? sur le ?...

Étape incontournable pour toute la famille, intéressant et ludique et bien sûr passage obligé par la boutique

L'attente en période de Covid est assez longue, la distanciation n'est pas respectée. Le musée en soi est un peu petit, 4 salles sur 3 étages séparés par un escalier, peut être difficile de circuler pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. La visite ne sera donc pas très longue. Ne conviens pas aux jeunes (-7ans) enfants (principalement histoire de la fabrique et de la marque). Dégustation à l'entrée et à la sortie agréable.

Sympa mais cher pour les adultes

(Translated by Google) Super fun (Original) Super rigolo

Ça casse pas 3 pattes à un canard. Pourrais mieux faire.

J y suis venu il y a plus de 20 ans ont voit bien le modernisme prend le dessus dommage pour le coup d œil pas de distance entre personnes pas assez de vigilance

(Translated by Google) Access facility (Original) Facilité d accès

Deux étoiles pas pour le musé mais pour les prix des bonbons.....ils sont plus chère que dans les magasins ou sur internet Franchement pour de la vente en direct usine c'est abusée

Je penser voir l'usine

Aucune mesure de sécurité prise pour le covid. Une honte, une file d'attente d'heure et un musée bondé de monde avec une boutique remplie et sans réelle régulation des entrées et sorties. Ce site devrait être fermé au public ! Le musée en lui même n'apprend pas grand chose A part de jolies affiches vintage. En période de covid : Fuyez ce lieu même si vos enfants vous supplient

Parking super grand . Musée climatisé desservie par ascenseur. La boutique est top les jetons donnés permettent d'avoir des bonbons tout de même ! La boutique est top mais trop de monde en cette période de covid. Le personnel est super sympa très bonne visite en famille à refaire !

Pour les amoureux d'Haribo. Un endroit qu'il ne faut pas louper.

Jolie musée pour les gourmands

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Super

Trop de monde pour le musée et dommage qu'il n y est pas un sens de circulation dans la boutique on croise recroise et la file d'attente en caisse trop trop trop long dommage