Theresa Meadow (Theresienwiese / Oktoberfest) - open space in 42 hectares, located in the heart of Munich, in the heart of Munich-Isarvorstadt (Isarvorstadt-Ludwigsvorstadt), to the South of the Central station and 2 km South-West from the city center of Munich - Marienplatz.
Close to Theresienwiese are public transport, including metro lines U-Bahn (U-Bahnhof Olympiazentrum) that connect the center of Munich, including Marienplatz and Karlsplatz, with the Theresienwiese. Can also be reached by taxi or rented car.
The meadow was named in honor of Therese von Saxony-Hildburghausen, wife of king Ludwig I. Their wedding took place on Theresienwiese in 1810.
Today, the Theresienwiese is the largest in Munich, the venue for the celebrations and festivals, including:
- serves as the official venue for the most famous and the world's largest folk festival (beer festival) - Oktoberfest that is held annually in the second middle of September and beginning of October. The holiday lasts more than two weeks.
At this time, the Theresienwiese turns into a noisy place, which is annually visited by more than 6 million people. In the meadow are organized festivals and entertainment, from the tents there is a lively trade of food, snacks, sweets, Souvenirs and the highlight of the festival is beer.
On the meadow put large tents in which the participants of the festival - only Munich Breweries sell Beers. Beer brewed for the festival, including, and special - oktoberfests (Oktoberfestbier) with an alcohol content of 5.8-6.3 per cent, which at other times of the year is usually referred to as the March or Vienna. For this reason the feast is also called the "Beer festival". Read more about the Oktoberfest...
in winter (December), ahead of the Christmas and New year, on the Theresienwiese is held the festival "Tollwood" - a monthly festival of alternative culture and cuisine, which includes a Christmas market and cultural events are held until the New year.
During the festival in the meadow also has large covered tents where they sell dishes of different countries beverages, including beer, and Souvenirs.
On the street of the small tents there is a lively trade of drink, including warming mulled wine, food (sausages, burgers, cabbage, pizza, sandwiches, etc), snacks, sweets, food, Souvenirs and Christmas goods;
in mid - April for two weeks Theresienwiese fills the spring festival (Münchner Frühlingsfest), also known as "little Oktoberfest".
At the festival: two beer tents two Breweries - Augustiner-bräu, and Paulaner, more than 100 attractions and shows;
- also: large flea market, festival of classic cars and the Bavarian Central agricultural festival which is held every four years.
Near Theresienwiese, at the address: Theresienhoehe, 16 (Theresienhöhe 16) notable statue of Bavaria and hall of fame.
Statue of Bavaria, the monumental cast bronze statue, which in the female form embodies the Bavarian region (Federal land), and also his power and glory. The statue was commissioned by king Ludwig I of Bavaria and made from 1844 to 1850.
Today Bayern Munich is not only a symbol of worldly patron of the Free state, but also a place where there is an observation deck.
Internal spiral staircase, located in Bavaria, leads to the platform at the head of the statue, where through small openings overlooking the Theresienwiese and the surrounding area.
Hall of fame (Ruhmeshalle / mit Ruhmeshalle Bavaria) is a monumental structure which, like the statue of "Bavaria", was commissioned by king Ludwig I of Bavaria and built in the period from 1843 to 1853 by the architect Leo von Klenze.
The purpose of the construction was to honor the memory and glory of the great men of Bavaria.
Hall of fame is located behind the statue of Bavaria and is a gallery with busts of famous Bavarians of the past centuries. Read more about statue of Bavaria and Hall of fame in Munich...
Near the statue of Bavaria is the German Museum transport centre (Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum), showing a collection of track and road vehicles, from old cars to the latest Munich subway, including: historic buses and steam locomotives, cars, motorcycles and helicopters.
The permanent exhibition is divided in themes "Urban transport", "Travel" and "Mobility and technology".
The Museum has its own Playground.
Address: Am Bavariapark, 5. The website of the Museum: verkehrszentrum.
Transportation center is a Museum, a branch of the largest and most important in the world of science and technology Museum - the Deutsches Museum of masterpieces of science and technology (Deutsches Museum). Read more about German Museum of science and technology...
On Christmas eve in front of the Museum there is a small Christmas market (Weihnachtsmarkt).
On the North side of the Theresienwiese, at the address: St.-Pauls-Platz 11, a remarkable St. Paul's Church (Kirche St. Paul), built between 1892 and 1906 in neo-Gothic style.
Thanks to the main tower of the Church, having a height of 97 meters, the sanctuary is not only one of the most high, but one of the most powerful of the religious buildings in Munich.
At the top of the Church tower is a circular observation deck, which offers views of the Theresienwiese, Munich and the surrounding area. In good weather you can see the Alps. Read more about St. Paul's Church...
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