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Oktoberfest tour
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Take a look into the history and behind the scenes of the world's largest folk festival. Between beer tents, shooting galleries, brewery carriages, historic carousels, balloon vendors, and infernal vehicles, you'll learn many interesting and curious facts about the Oktoberfest. And all under the protection of Bavaria! |
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Enjoy the festival grounds in the morning mood, when everything between St. Paul's Cathedral and the Ferris wheel is just beginning to get ready for the new Oktoberfest day. |
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Learn about the origins of this folk festival tradition and find out how small beer stalls became today's beer temples, which attractions attracted Munich residents to the festival grounds 100 years ago, what a long family tradition lies behind some of the rides, and what the first real Oktoberfest hit was. |
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It's starting again soon, and we're already looking forward to the Oktoberfest in 2025. You can request this tour in advance—it's just the thing for your travel group, a girls' trip, or even for Munich residents who want to know more about it.
On this walk, we'll take a look at the history and behind-the-scenes of the world's largest folk festival. We'll learn how small beer stalls evolved into today's beer temples, which attractions attracted Munich residents to the festival grounds 100 years ago, the long family tradition behind some of the rides, and what the first real Oktoberfest hit was. Between beer tents, shooting galleries, brewery carriages, historic carousels, balloon vendors, and infernal vehicles, even Munich residents can learn a lot of interesting and curious facts about the Oktoberfest. You can certainly enjoy a few Oktoberfest delicacies... and all under the protection of Bavaria!
However, if you are interested in the extremely interesting area around the Oktoberfest grounds, then I recommend my guided tour “Around the Oktoberfest”Here we walk from St. Paul's Church to Schwanthalerhöhe, always under the protection of our Bavaria, so to speak. We also like to focus on the actual Oktoberfest events, which often get neglected during the festivities.
The most important things in brief:
Meeting point:
in front of the portal of St. Paul's Church or by appointment
public transport:
either via the Theresienwiese station with the U4 / U5; or via Goetheplatz with the U3 / U6
Duration:
bookable as a 2-hour tour, I will be happy to take you to your marquee reservation afterwards
Distance:
approx. 1 km
Still questions?
Write to me or just call me:
Grit Ranft
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