Everything was awesome. We have fun , drink our beer, make our own beer. More

We went on this tour expecting to be educated about the beer brewing process. Unfortunately, 80% of this tour is dedicated to showcasing the Heineken brand. If you enjoy paying money to watch Heineken advertisements, read about Heineken corporate history (which is probably available for free online) and learn about Heineken's new CSR initiative then this is the tour for... More

Fabulous day out, was definitely worth the money. They show you how the brewing process is done, mixed with their own history, and also give you lots of glasses of Heineken throughout the tour, by the end of the tour both of us felt very tipsy! FABULOUS! More

It was great you start by learning about the founder then you tour the place to find out how it is made, Then you go into a 4-D experience which is great, then you can see the horses in the stables ten you get chance to try the beer you also get a chance to pull a pint you also... More

Suffice to say, if any other guided tour ended up with me learning something as important as this, well I would still probably not be that smart, but I would know how to pour a perfect beer, how to savour the depth of the flavour, and how one of the best beers is made. A very nice way to kill... More

17e entrance may seem a bit pricey but it is a very good quality tour, very modern and it includes a couple glasses of Heineken through the tour. We did see large Q's to get in but best thing is to pick a quiet time. Also check any maps / brochures you may have, they might include a 20% discount... More

My spouse and I spent a few hours at the Heineken Experience and it was rather enjoyable! It was interesting to learn about the history of Heineken, which we expected. However, it also gave us a few pleasant surprises. One example is that there was one point where we actually had the hands on experience of churning the beer so... More

Nice brand experience for those who like Heineken beer. More

We visited the Heineken Experience on Saturday, having pre-booked online. The museum is really interesting, charting the history of Heineken and how it is made, along with various interactive exhibits, such as photo opportunities, karaoke videos, and really comfortable TV pods. You also get two free drinks at the end! Highly recommended! More