It’s Not Too Late! Celebrate Oktoberfest in Berlin This October 🎉

Missed the early Oktoberfest buzz? Don’t worry—there’s still plenty of time to join the fun! While Oktoberfest traditionally kicks off in September, there are many events in Berlin where you can still celebrate well into October. Grab your Dirndl or Lederhosen and get ready for a taste of Bavaria in the heart of the city!

What’s Oktoberfest All About?

The Oktoberfest has been celebrated since 1810, traditionally starting in late September and running into early October. Originally a celebration of a royal wedding, today it’s all about Bavarian culture, with a focus on great beer, hearty food and live music. Berlin offers its own take on this classic celebration, allowing locals and visitors alike to experience the joy of Oktoberfest in a variety of unique settings.

Where Can You Still Celebrate This October?

The calendar may have turned to October, but there are still great places to get in on the Oktoberfest action around Berlin. Here are the spots where you can celebrate this iconic festival before it’s too late:

  1. FischerhĂĽtte (Zehlendorf)
    • When: Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays until October 19, 2024
    • Cost: €15 cultural contribution
  2. Spreewiesn Oktoberfest (Friedrichshain)
    • When: Until October 28, 2024
    • Cost: Starting at €13.50
  3. Café am Neuen See (Tiergarten)
    • When: October 10–12, 2024
    • Cost: Starting at €15
  4. Zitadelle Spandau
    • When: Fridays and Saturdays until October 26, 2024

Berlin’s Oktoberfest celebrations started in September, but there’s still time to get in on the fun.

You’ll find a variety of options, from traditional beer halls to outdoor venues, all ready to give you the full Oktoberfest experience.

Don’t Miss Out!

Oktoberfest is a time to get together with friends, enjoy Bavarian food and drink, and party in a truly festive atmosphere. Whether you missed some of September’s events or you’re just getting started, there are still plenty of opportunities to celebrate this October.

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