Oktoberfest.net Website Review

2019 will begin at the end of the usual parade ”Wiesn-Einzug der Festwirte und Brauereien” with the symbolic opening of the first cask by the mayor during the famous opening ceremony “O’ zapft is” at 12.00 on 21 September, and will finish at 23.30 on 6 October. The halls will open during the week at 10.00 and at weekends at 09.00 hrs, closing at 23.00 (except for a few halls that will postpone closing time until one at night). During the 16 days of Oktoberfest the program is marked by several events that are now.. Read more >> Find the bus to Isartor (terminal) and depart for Stachus-Königsplatz.. Read more >> get around inside the Theresienwiese, and take a virtual tour of the Wiesn; by scrolling the map discover where the small and large tents Each year from 1950 to the present day the Trachten und Schützenzug is held on the first Sunday of Oktoberfest, the traditional parade Since 1887 the traditional Wiesn-Einzug der Festwirte und Brauereien parade has been the prelude to the Oktoberfest. It is the festival.. historic breweries in Munich! There are 14 large tents in total and they all differ from one other in terms of atmosphere, the culinary delights and of course the beer served, making it difficult to decide where to spend the day! Each with its own history, each with its own The Armbrustschützenzelt having a capacity of around 7,500 seats, is one of the favoured tents of Bavarians and has been at the Oktoberfest tent in which to spend the Oktoberfest, it is certainly distinguished from the others by more than one element; indeed.. Read more >> This tent has 8,400 seats after the latest extension in 2010. Since 1963, this tent has been managed by the Heide family, to date by seven Oktoberfest, with approximately 3,800 seats. The name gives away its identity, indeed great fish dishes are served here, mackerel is the.. with clouds and stars in memory of a folk tale dedicated to Aloisio, a Munich citizen who dies and goes to.. Read more >>