If you want to know anything about how honey is produced, this is the place to go! I was intrigued by the live beehive behind glass, and watching the bees travelling from outside, through a chute to the beehive - and everything that happens inside the hive! They have detailed explanations of every aspect of the production of honey, and you can follow all the action by watching it happen. They also have clear, detailed charts of all the products that the bees make. And in the shop they have fitted in the most amazing variety of honey produce - from beeswax candles to 50 varieties of honey (with plenty of free tastings), to ice creams to skin care products. I spent ages watching and learning, tasting interesting blends of honey, trying various skin care products - and left with a variety of goodies, including a delicious honey ice cream! A great place for families - so much to learn, see and enjoy. They open Sunday - Friday, closed on Saturdays. And they reopen after the winter break, on Sunday 17th August 2014. I guarantee you will enjoy the experience.