Haribo Museum - France
The Story of a brand
Where did this name come from?
Haribo sweets first appeared in 1920. the brand name came from the first three syllables of its founder's name Hans Riegel, and his native town of Bonn. He made his special sweets in a laundry room while his wife delivered them by bicycle!
Why are they so good?
You must take the best of what nature provides - like sugar, the root of the liquorice plant and a host
of other ingredients. Having selected these, Haribo adds the personal touch, revealed in full inside the museum.
Haribo Museum Shop
Full of delights and more attractive than ever the shop offers a huge choice of sweets. You will surely find your favourites. Spoil yourselves ..... and don't forget your friends and family at home!
A magical interactive visit into the heart of sweets!
You will see pictures of our sweets being made and discover the ingredients used. The shapes, colours and flavours of our sweets will have no secrets for you when you learn about all our specialities in the interactive displays.
Taste our sweets!
We want you to discover our delicious sweets for yourselves and will therefore give you bags of sweets and tokens to be used in real machines.
Opening Hours - Open daily, except Mondays, from 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm
Open on Public Holidays Mondays and all Mondays during school
July daily from 10am to 7pm
August daily from 10am to 8pm
Closed first 3 weeks of January, 25 December and 1 January
Musee du Bonbon
Pont des Charrettes 30700 UZES
Tel: 04 66 22 74 39
Web: www.haribo.com
Where did this name come from?
Haribo sweets first appeared in 1920. the brand name came from the first three syllables of its founder's name Hans Riegel, and his native town of Bonn. He made his special sweets in a laundry room while his wife delivered them by bicycle!
Why are they so good?
You must take the best of what nature provides - like sugar, the root of the liquorice plant and a host
of other ingredients. Having selected these, Haribo adds the personal touch, revealed in full inside the museum.
Haribo Museum Shop
Full of delights and more attractive than ever the shop offers a huge choice of sweets. You will surely find your favourites. Spoil yourselves ..... and don't forget your friends and family at home!
A magical interactive visit into the heart of sweets!
You will see pictures of our sweets being made and discover the ingredients used. The shapes, colours and flavours of our sweets will have no secrets for you when you learn about all our specialities in the interactive displays.
Taste our sweets!
We want you to discover our delicious sweets for yourselves and will therefore give you bags of sweets and tokens to be used in real machines.
Opening Hours - Open daily, except Mondays, from 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm
Open on Public Holidays Mondays and all Mondays during school
July daily from 10am to 7pm
August daily from 10am to 8pm
Closed first 3 weeks of January, 25 December and 1 January
Musee du Bonbon
Pont des Charrettes 30700 UZES
Tel: 04 66 22 74 39
Web: www.haribo.com
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