The Beer and Oktoberfest Museum (Bier- und Oktoberfestmuseum) is one of the most interesting museums in the center of Munich.
The museum is located in a historic house - one of the oldest Munich townhouses, whose history dates back to 1340.
Partially preserved painting of the facade of the building with the cuboid pattern was discovered during the reconstruction and re-added.
The building remained steep, narrow stairs, which is called as the "heavenly stairs", and which was once common for houses of Munich.
Today the staircase is a modern witness of the conditions of life of Munich's past.
The Museum of beer and Oktoberfest in Munich tells the story of a historic building, but also about beer: production, purity law of beer, Munich beer quality as well as the history from the arrival drink to the monasteries, and how it became a craft, and won the hearts of millions.
In addition, the Museum tells about the development and history of the Munich Oktoberfest: from a wedding of Ludwig I to Princess Theresa of Saxony-Hildburghausen in 1810, before the feast has become the largest national beer festival in the world.
In addition to the exhibition in the Museum you can taste beer, and, during the process of drinking foamy, learn from local experts about the history of beer in Germany, and also production, the diversity of varieties, bottling, etc.
The Museum has a restaurant.
Practical information
The Beer and Oktoberfest Museum is located in the eastern part of the historic old town of Munich, near the central square of the city - Marienplatz and Tal street with Isartor, at the address: Sterneckergasse 2.
Admission to the Museum is 4 euros.
All the information in that number the actual cost of the tickets, conducting tastings, Museum hours and restaurant etc, we recommend you to check before visiting on the official website.
The website of the Museum of beer and Oktoberfest in Munich: bier-und-oktoberfestmuseum.
