The 14 large festival tents form the heart of the Munich Oktoberfest. Each tent has its own character, its own traditions, and a distinctive atmosphere. Whether it's a corporate event, a client evening, or a private Wiesn celebration – we'll help you find the festival tent that best suits your group.

At the Armbrustschützenzelt, Bavarian marksmen's tradition is still very much alive today. Groups in traditional costume, folk music, and classic Wiesn fare create an authentic festival atmosphere. A fitting choice for companies and private groups who want to experience Oktoberfest at its most traditional.

The Augustiner-Festhalle is considered one of the most original tents on the Wiesn. The famous Augustiner-Festbier is still served here from traditional wooden barrels. Munich cosiness, friendly service, and a family-friendly atmosphere make this tent equally popular with locals and international guests alike.

Fischer-Vroni is best known for its freshly grilled Steckerlfisch (grilled fish on a stick), served alongside Augustiner beer poured from wooden barrels. This tent combines Bavarian tradition with a relaxed atmosphere, making it ideal for guests who want to combine culinary enjoyment with an authentic Wiesn atmosphere.

The famous "Sky of the Bavarians" ceiling makes the Hacker-Festzelt one of the most beautiful and popular tents at Oktoberfest. The blue-and-white tent ceiling, Munich-themed motifs, and rousing music create a bright and especially festive atmosphere. International corporate groups feel just as at home here as private Wiesn parties.

At the Hofbräu-Festzelt, Bavarian tradition meets international flair. Guests from all over the world come together here to celebrate with Hofbräu-Festbier, music, and a lively atmosphere. The large standing area in front of the band stage makes this tent especially popular with groups looking for a lively, international Wiesn party.

The Käfer Wiesn-Schänke offers cosy chalet flair right in the heart of Oktoberfest. Its rustic wooden building, high-quality cuisine, and exclusive atmosphere make it a special address for corporate events and private celebrations. It also allows for later closing hours than the classic festival tents.

Kufflers Weinzelt is the stylish alternative to the classic beer tent. A wide selection of wine, sparkling wine, and champagne, comfortable seating, and restaurant-quality food make for a refined Wiesn experience. Especially in the evening, this tent becomes a popular meeting point for international guests and celebration-loving groups.

The large lion welcomes guests to the Löwenbräu-Festzelt from afar, living up to its well-known reputation. Inside, Munich tradition, international visitors, and lively festival spirit come together. This tent is an excellent choice for groups who want to experience a cosmopolitan yet typically Bavarian Oktoberfest.

The Marstall Festzelt combines Bavarian cosiness with a stylish ambience. Art Nouveau elements, horse motifs, and thoughtful decor give this tent its distinctive character. During the day, the mood is pleasantly relaxed, while in the evening it turns into a lively celebration.

The Ochsenbraterei is one of the most tradition-rich culinary addresses at Oktoberfest. At its heart are freshly prepared ox specialities, including the famous Ochsensemmel (roast ox sandwich). Regional cuisine, Bavarian music, and a convivial atmosphere make this tent ideal for corporate and private groups who enjoy good food.

The giant Paulaner beer mug on the tent's roof is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the Wiesn. Inside, guests can expect a blend of Bavarian tradition, modern festival-tent technology, and a lively atmosphere. The sunny outdoor area is an especially popular meeting spot on fine autumn days.

The tradition-rich Bräurosl presents itself in a modern, spacious festival tent full of Bavarian charm. Families, regulars, and corporate groups alike appreciate its friendly atmosphere, classic music, and traditional Wiesn fare. A lively tent where old customs and modern festival spirit come together in harmony.

The Festhalle Schottenhamel is the historic centrepiece of Oktoberfest. It's here that the Mayor of Munich opens the Wiesn with the traditional keg tapping and the famous call "O'zapft is!" ("It's tapped!"). This tradition-steeped tent is especially popular with young Munich locals, students, and groups looking for a communicative, lively atmosphere.

The Schützen-Festzelt is located directly below the Bavaria statue and combines Munich tradition with a particularly cosy atmosphere. Its magnificent balcony offers an impressive view over the festival grounds, while inside the tent the traditional Oktoberfest shooting competition takes place. An excellent choice for groups who appreciate authentic Wiesn culture and refined Bavarian cuisine.
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