Come to Munich to attend Oktoberfest, the world's largest beer festival

When is Oktoberfest held?

Oktoberfest usually takes place around the end of September and lasts until the beginning of October, with a total duration of about 16 - 18 days (this year, the beer festival takes place from September 21 to October 6). The festival was first held in 1810 to celebrate the wedding of Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese; and has since become an annual traditional event. The festival time is always calculated to have the most beautiful days and pleasant weather so that visitors can fully enjoy the festival atmosphere. Locals as well as visitors from all over the world are eager to participate, making Munich a hot destination during this time.

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Enjoy the most delicious cold beers

Oktoberfest is a beer lover's paradise. Here, attendees have the opportunity to enjoy traditional Munich beers, produced by world-famous breweries. The beer here is poured from large tanks, preserving its fresh, cool flavor. Traditional Oktoberfest beers are often rich in flavor, characterized by a higher alcohol content than regular beers. Each beer is usually served in a large "Maß" glass with a capacity of 1 liter, providing an unforgettable experience.

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Participate in exciting competitions and games

In addition to enjoying beer and food , Oktoberfest is also famous for its fun competitions and games, bringing a lively and exciting atmosphere. Some popular activities include carousel rides, bumper cars and traditional booth games. Folk competitions such as sausage throwing and beer drinking competitions also attract the attention of many visitors. These are the activities that add to the excitement of the festival.

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Rich traditional cuisine at Oktoberfest

In addition to beer, the cuisine at Oktoberfest is also a highlight not to be missed. Traditional German dishes such as grilled sausages, pretzels, roast pork (Schweinebraten) and sauerkraut are served throughout the festival area. German sausages, especially Weisswurst white sausages, are one of the most popular dishes. In addition, Apfelstrudel apple cake and other sweet desserts also bring unique culinary experiences to visitors. This is an opportunity to enjoy traditional German cuisine in a cultural space.

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Traditional costumes at Oktoberfest

To fully participate in the Oktoberfest, many visitors choose to wear traditional German costumes. Men often wear Lederhosen, the typical Bavarian leather shorts, while women often wear Dirndl, a long dress with a corset and apron. This is not only a part of the festival but also a way for locals and visitors to immerse themselves in the local culture. These costumes help create a joyful, vibrant and traditional atmosphere for the festival.

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Oktoberfest is not only a beer festival but also an opportunity for Munich residents and visitors from all over to meet, have fun together, enjoy traditional culture and immerse themselves in the unique festival atmosphere. With diverse experiences from cuisine, beer, to games and traditional costumes, this festival is definitely one of the events not to be missed when coming to Germany.

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