Oktoberfest Tents

Home of the crossbow competition, this traditional tent has been part of Oktoberfest since 1895. Known for its authentic Bavarian atmosphere.

The most traditional tent, beloved by locals. Famous for serving beer from wooden barrels (Holzfässer) — the only tent that still does this.

Famous for its Steckerlfisch (grilled fish on a stick). A favourite among locals looking for a more relaxed atmosphere.

Known as "Heaven of the Bavarians" for its stunning painted ceiling depicting a Bavarian sky. One of the most beautiful tents.

The most international tent and the largest standing area. Famous worldwide, popular with tourists. The only tent with a standing-room-only section.

The gourmet tent of the Oktoberfest, run by the famous Käfer catering family. Known for upscale food, celebrity sightings, and late closing (1:15 AM).

Recognisable by the giant rotating Löwenbräu lion at the entrance. Popular with both locals and visitors. Known for its lively atmosphere.

The newest large tent, replacing the legendary Hippodrom in 2014. Features an equestrian theme with a carousel horse display.

Famous for its whole roast ox on a spit. Each ox gets a name, and the count is displayed on a board outside. A unique Oktoberfest tradition.

One of the largest tents with a massive tower. Known for its "Bayerische Woche" theme and traditional feel. A top choice for tourists and locals alike.

Known for hosting the famous Gay Sunday on the first Sunday of Oktoberfest. Traditional Bavarian atmosphere with a welcoming vibe.

The oldest tent (since 1867) and where the Lord Mayor taps the first barrel to open Oktoberfest with "O'zapft is!". THE tent for opening day.

Run by the Bavarian rifle club since 1925. One of the more traditional and family-friendly tents with genuine Bavarian atmosphere.

The only tent focused on wine rather than beer. Cosy and intimate atmosphere, open until 1:00 AM. Popular with an older crowd.