Beer & Oktoberfest Museum

Museums & Exhibitions

Photo: Marie Ferber

Beer & Oktoberfest Museum exhibition, picture with various beer mugs and small pictures of stars in Germany in traditional costume

Bier & Oktoberfestmuseum ZeitstraBeer & Oktoberfest Museum Timeline of the most important events in the history of Munich & the Oktoberfesthl der wichtigsten Ereignisse in der Geschichte von München & dem Oktoberfest

Beer & Oktoberfest Museum Exhibition of various beer mugs with different logos

Brewing recipe on a stone with cuneiform writing, called

Beer & Oktoberfest Museum Exhibition Löwenbräu Poster and information board

Beer & Oktoberfest Museum Exhibition Examples from the time of the Egyptians in relation to beer brewing

Blue wall in the Beer & Oktoberfest Museum with names of famous pubs and beer brands in gold lettering

Beer & Oktoberfest Museum exhibition, various beer mugs on the left and paintings of former beer barons on the right, including a woman

Beer & Oktoberfest Museum Information board on the founding boom of breweries in Munich

Greeting from oktoberfest gingerbread hearts

Sterneckerstraße 2, 80331 München

Fare Zone M

S1, S2, S3, S4, S6, S7, S8 Isartor

16 Isartor

132 Isartor

+4989 - 24 23 16 07

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1,50 € on regular admission fee

Experience a unique facet of Munich culture and life

The Beer & Octoberfest Museum is a monument to Munich's living beer culture and so much more. In the winding Sterneckerstraße at number 2 lies a hidden gem of the Bavarian tradition. This the oldest town house in Munich, whose history dates back to 1340. It was inhabited for centuries by citizens, traders and craftsmen, the listed building today houses a permanent exhibition on beer and the Oktoberfest, two important Bavarian cultural assets.

Your Benefit with CityTourCard Munich: receive a 1,50 € discount on admission*
*There is a machine at the entrance where you can buy your ticket (cash and card payment possible). Please select the "Reduced" option to receive a €1.50 discount.
Note: Elevator does not work. You have to walk up the stairs to the 4th floor to get to the beginning of the exhibition. The museum is not barrier-free and unsuitable for people with walking disabilities.

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