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How many days should you spend at Oktoberfest?
Most people like to enjoy two days at the Oktoberfest fairgrounds and beerhalls in Munich. Our weekend accommodation packages stay in Munich from Friday to Monday giving you at least two days at Oktoberfest.
How much are drinks at Oktoberfest?
The average prices of non-alcoholic beverages per liter are 9.67 euros (2019: 8.87 euros) for table water, 10.85 euros (2019: 10.01 euros) for spezi and 10.35 euros (2019: 9.56 euros) for lemonade.
Do you tip at Oktoberfest?
Tip your server. One of the most important Oktoberfest tips involves tipping. Yes, it is likely you have to wait a little while before you receive your beer, but keep in mind that sometimes the kegs are backed up filling the glasses of over 5000 guests.
Is Oktoberfest worth going to?
Oktoberfest is absolutely worth experiencing! If you’re able to make the time of year work and you can afford it, go ahead and book it early because you won’t regret it!
Where is the best Oktoberfest?
Munich
1. Munich. Let’s start where it all began, the OG of Oktoberfest in Munich. This is where you’ll find the biggest lederhosen-clad crowd in the world!
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How much is beer at Oktoberfest?
A litre of beer will cost between 12.60 euros and 13.80 euros this year, the city of Munich’s official Oktoberfest website said. In 2019, the range was between 10.80 euros and 11.80 euros.
Where is the 2nd largest Oktoberfest?
Blumenau, Brazil
Blumenau, Brazil The world’s second largest Oktoberfest celebrations take place over 6,000 miles away from Munich in Santa Catarina, Brazil where over 700,000 revellers come together to celebrate Bavarian culture and German ancestors.
What city has the biggest Oktoberfest?
Munich, Germany Later renamed “Theresa’s Meadow,” the fairground remains the site for the world’s largest Oktoberfest celebrations. Each year from late September to the first weekend in October, upwards of six million people gather to consume nearly 7.7 million liters of beer!
Why choose the Stoke travel Oktoberfest camp?
The Stoke Travel Oktoberfest camp is well connected to public transport and the place where legends are made, awesome and terrible decisions are interchanged, and comfort zones are ignored. In addition to being where you sleep, eat and get ready for the beer halls Stoketoberfest is a wild party.
Where do Oktoberfest tours take place?
Our Oktoberfest tours include private coach transport from Italy, Amsterdam, Prague and Paris, with special overnight sleeper buses leaving from Barcelona and London.
Where can I stay for Oktoberfest camping?
Stoke Travel will host travellers, study abroad students, expats and beer lovers at our Oktoberfest all-inclusive camping accommodation.