CityTourCard Munich Tips September

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Magic Bavaria Interactive Museum - Oktoberfest Room

Not in the mood for a crowded Theresienwiese? Then stop by the Oktoberfest room at the Magic Bavaria Experience Museum and feel like you’re at Oktoberfest! The XXL pretzel swing is especially cool!
Plus, experience 30 interactive photo spots, mind-blowing illusions, and local art across more than 1,000 m²—you’ve definitely never seen Bavaria’s highlights like this before! Balance on the slackline across Marienplatz, hang upside down in the magnificent Königssaal, or let yourself be enchanted by the sparkling ice crystal mirror room.

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Klinglwirt - Organic Restaurant & Bavarian Tavern

Avoid expensive food at Oktoberfest and meet up at the Klinglwirt first! Here you can enjoy authentic Bavarian cuisine and then head to the Wiesn with a full stomach.
At the Klinglwirt, you’ll find the best organic meat from the region—all of which is listed on the Klinglwirt website.
Do you have vegans or vegetarians in your group? No problem—the Klinglwirt also offers a selection for everyone who avoids animal products. Stop by and support Munich’s restaurant scene during Oktoberfest season!

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Pretzel-Baking Class in Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Zum Bauer

Have you ever baked pretzels yourself? Then why not combine it with a trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen! At “Zum Bauer,” they’ll show you how to combine traditional craftsmanship with a fun experience.
You’ll hear lots of fascinating stories about pretzel-making and pick up some tips and tricks for preparing them. The class is suitable for both tourists and locals.

Note: You’ll need a Munich CityTourCard for Zone M-12 to get there!

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Bonus Tip for Oktoberfest!

Dirndl Liebe - Every Dirndl Is Unique!

If you’re looking for a truly special and extravagant dirndl for Oktoberfest, Dirndl Liebe is the perfect place for you! Here you’ll find completely one-of-a-kind pieces—handmade, of course, and guaranteed to turn heads! They offer a range of dress sizes from 32 to 48, which can be tailored to fit each customer’s figure.
Professional advice is, of course, included.

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Oktoberfest Guide 2026 - Tips & Tricks

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Oktoberfest 2026 at Theresienwiese

19th September - 4th October 2026

The Oktoberfest at the Theresienwiese is the world’s largest folk festival and is as much a part of Munich as almost any other event. Every year, the Wiesn attracts millions of visitors from all over the world with its large festival tents, Bavarian specialties, amusement rides, and, of course, traditional costumes. In addition to a lively atmosphere and a cozy get-together, the festival also features historic rides, live music, and numerous traditional events. The blend of Munich tradition and international flair is particularly charming—it’s what makes Oktoberfest so unique. Anyone who visits the Wiesn gets to experience Munich from its sociable, tradition-rich, and sometimes quite boisterous side.

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Traditional Costume and Riflemen's Parade

20th September 2026

For many visitors, Oktoberfest traditionally kicks off with the grand traditional costume and riflemen’s parade on the first Sunday of the festival. Around 9,000 people in traditional costumes, riflemen, musicians, and bands from all over Europe take part. Led by the Münchner Kindl, the parade also features the Mayor of Munich, the Bavarian Minister-President, and the breweries’ magnificent floats as they make their way through the city. The parade, which is about seven kilometers long, winds through downtown Munich to the Theresienwiese. If you want to see it in person, you should arrive early—alternatively, you can watch the parade live on Bayerischer Rundfunk.

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Isarinselfest at Praterinsel

4th - 6th September

Every year at the Isarinselfest, Praterinsel is transformed into a large open-air stage right in the heart of Munich. From September 4 to 6, 2026, visitors can look forward to a colorful program featuring live music, cabaret, shows, and activities on four stages. Munich-based groups and clubs provide a wide variety of entertainment, while numerous food and drink stands cater to visitors’ culinary needs. The festival combines culture, music, and the Munich way of life right on the banks of the Isar and offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the city beyond the usual tourist attractions. Admission to the Isarinselfest is free.

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Outdoorsportfestival in the Olympiapark

27th September 2026

The Outdoor Sports Festival in the Olympic Park is all about exercise, action, and trying out new sports. On September 27, 2026, the Olympic Park will be transformed for the tenth time into a massive sports arena featuring more than 60 different outdoor activities. Visitors can try out numerous sports for themselves, discover something new, and be inspired by athletic performances. The festival is free and, with its varied program, is geared toward the whole family. Whether you’re an active athlete or just curious, everyone will find an opportunity here to perhaps rediscover their favorite sport in a whole new way.

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