UPDATE: The world-famous Oktoberfest has officially launched in Munich, attracting millions of eager revellers! This morning, Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter inaugurated the 190th edition of the festival at Theresienwiese, marking the start of an exhilarating 16-day celebration.
As festivities unfold, an estimated 6 to 7 million visitors are expected to flock to the vibrant beer tents and amusement rides from now until October 5, 2025. The first weekend promises perfect weather, with temperatures soaring up to 30°C today, ensuring a lively atmosphere for attendees.
Oktoberfest, affectionately known as the Wiesn, is renowned as the largest beer festival in the world. Guests will indulge in traditional German brews, savor delicious local cuisine, and don festive attire, including dirndls and lederhosen. This year’s event is set to be especially memorable, as it returns to full capacity following previous restrictions.
The excitement is palpable, with thousands already filling the festival grounds. A variety of attractions, such as thrilling rides and live music, enhance the celebratory spirit. The festival not only boosts local businesses but also showcases Bavarian culture to an international audience.
As the day progresses, officials monitor the crowd, ensuring safety measures are in place to accommodate the influx of visitors. This gathering represents not just a celebration of beer but also a reunion of friends and families who cherish this beloved tradition.
Stay tuned for more updates as Oktoberfest 2025 continues to unfold, bringing joy and connection to millions!
