How to celebrate Oktoberfest in Munich: what you need to know about the Bavarian beer festival
The festival takes place in Munich every year, at Theresienwiese, a 100-acre fairground space in the city’s Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt district, near the Old Town. Believe it or not, Oktoberfest isn’t actually considered a beer festival in Germany – instead, it’s a folksy celebration popular among families as well as those after a stein or two.
With countless liters of beer flowing and thousands of meals served, Oktoberfest is a logistical marvel that showcases how ...
Giesinger Bräu, founded in a Munich garage in 2005, has bold plans to enter the tents of the world’s largest folk ...
Oktoberfest, here we are. With the end of September and the arrival of autumn, beer lovers around the world are ready to ...
More than just a beer festival, Oktoberfest celebrates Bavarian culture with its rich history, traditions, and festive ...
Augustiner-Keller, one of few remaining traditional beer gardens left in the city center, is Munich’s oldest brewery, and the last remaining one that’s owned privately. It was first mentioned ...
The beer garden: Where Munich and the world come together The Augustiner-Keller with its spacious beer garden has a loyal following. It's not just inside the inn that there's regular hustle and ...
Paulaner brewmaster Christian Dahncke taps the first beer barrel Saturday, the opening day of the 189th 'Oktoberfest' beer ...
The world’s biggest beer festival, Oktoberfest in Munich, dates back to 1810. Originally celebrated to mark the marriage of ...
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Three Perfect Days in Munich, Whether or Not You Make It to OktoberfestPhoto by Peter Neusser, courtesy of München Tourismus Skip Ahead: Your Munich Snapshot | Bavarian Culture Itinerary | Art ...
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