carnival-like folksy festival is kicking off in Munich tomorrow (Saturday 21) for its 189th edition, and we’re here to break it down, so here is everything you need to know about Oktoberfest.

Here’s everything you need to know about Oktoberfest. The festival’s origins can be traced back to Oct. 12, 1810 in Munich, Germany, when Bavaria’s crown prince, who later became King Louis ...

Some six million people attend Munich's Oktoberfest each year ... There are just a few things you need to know to maximize your Oktoberfest experience, including must-visit beer tents, top ...

Oktoberfest is a worldwide phenomenon, a Bavarian beer festival celebrated in countries around the globe. But many say nowhere is it more fun than in its original home of Munich. The festival ...

Choosing the best tents to visit is an important part of the experience. As a former Munich resident, Oktoberfest regular, and Teufelsrad survivor, here are the three that I consider a well ...

Here’s all you need to know ... Everyone in Munich has their favorite place to go, their favorite beer to drink or their favorite band at the Oktoberfest, and people make reservations accordingly.

Munich's Oktoberfest also begins this month, Saturday, Sept. 21. But why does a global celebration named after October, start in September? Here's what to know. The Enquirer reported in 2017 that ...

TOWER BARRACKS, Germany — With more than six million guests a year, the Oktoberfest in Munich, taking place this year from Sept. 21 to Oct. 6, celebrates Bavarian tradition with delicious food ...

MUNICH — Bridie O’Halloran drank the first beer of her life at Oktoberfest. The 19-year-old Australian pronounced it “the best I’ve had” after finishing roughly a quarter of her liter ...

This year’s Oktoberfest in Munich began Sept ... all weekend in the Crown Center parking garages. Other things to know All the beer served is from Kansas City Bier Company.

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