A parade of thousands in traditional southern German costume paraded through Munich on Sunday morning to mark the second day ...

Oktoberfest is a 16-day celebration in Munich, Germany, that runs from late September to early October. Each year, more than ...

It’s that time of year again, when temperatures start to cool, leaves begin to change color and local brewpubs celebrate the annual autumnal celebration that is Oktoberfest — and ... including a lager ...

Throw a chili cookoff, create an apple cider bar, or host your own Oktoberfest—we've got inspiration for the fall party ...

One of the biggest parties of the year takes place Sept. 21 on South Street as Brauhaus Schmitz hosts its annual Oktoberfest street celebration. Now in its 16th year, the South Street Oktoberfest will ...

Get ready to raise your steins and shout ‘prost’ as this weekend saw the return of Oktoberfest to Alton Towers. The theme park takeover transports visitors to ... day with a party band ...

The biggest Bundesliga headline of the summer of 2023 was unquestionably Harry Kane’s €110million move to Bayern Munich. This summer was characterised as much by the deals that didn’t happen ...

Police in Munich shot dead a person who appeared to be carrying a firearm Thursday near a museum that focuses on the city's Nazi-era history and the Israeli Consulate. The shooting took place on ...

Austria’s Interior Ministry confirms a report that the gunman who opened fire near the Israeli consulate in Munich was already known to Austrian authorities as a suspected Islamist and had been ...

Tickets for Oktoberfest can be purchased HERE. Last year, USA Today's 10 Best Readers' Choice Awards Contest named Cleveland's Oktoberfest the top in the nation. “With each passing year ...

Oktoberfest in Southern California is a long goodbye to summer. While inspired by the folk festival in Munich, local celebrations have taken on their own vibe. After all, they’re a lot closer ...

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