The legend of the Oktoberfest in Germany?

Oktoberfest is German.

Oktoberfest originated on October 12, 1810, and is known as Oktoberfest because the main drink during this festival is beer. Held in Munich, Germany, from late September to early October, it lasts for two weeks until the first Sunday of October and is the biggest event of the year in Munich. Oktoberfest is one of the three most famous beer festivals in the world, along with the London Oktoberfest in the United Kingdom and the Denver Oktoberfest in the United States.

Oktoberfest is held in a place called "theresienwiese", which is simply "wiesn" in the Bavarian dialect, which means pasture. About six million people participate in it every year. On September 17, 2016, the 183rd Oktoberfest opened in the rain.

On September 23, 2018, the 185th Oktoberfest was paraded in Munich, Germany. On September 21, 2019, the 186th Oktoberfest was opened and opened to the public from September 21 to October 6.

Oktoberfest features:

In order to attract local customers and welcome foreign guests visiting Munich, the eight major breweries in Munich set up a huge beer tent on the Treser Grand Square before the festival, called "bierzelten" in German, which is larger and more luxurious than ordinary tents. Long wooden tables and benches are placed in each tent, and at one end of the tent there is a makeshift stage where a folk band plays joyful folk music. Tents generally can accommodate three to four thousand people, with the largest having 7,000 seats.

Each brewery usually only offers one brewery beer, and in order to stand out from the crowd, each brewery has built its own brewery with a unique and comfortable atmosphere. The exterior of the beer shed is unconventional, but the interior is mostly a pattern, with long wooden tables and chairs that can seat 20 people in rows, and a high performance stage decorated with flowers and lights in the center of the venue, the roof of the shed is decorated with huge satin and woven garlands, and some beer sheds have two floors, and the upper floor is a private seat.

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Oktoberfest in Bavaria, Germany. Held annually in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, from late September to early October, Oktoberfest lasts for two weeks and ends on the first Sunday of October, making it the biggest event of the year in Munich. In 1810, Prince Lourdes of Mavaria was married, and a horse race was held, which was celebrated by drinking beer after the race, which has become today's Oktoberfest.

Features of OktoberfestOktoberfest will also spread the costumes and ** to the locals, they not only serve beer and food. People from various German states also wear unique national costumes. People dressed as ancient aristocratic dukes, stately ladies, classical carriages with floats, and many dressed in simple clothes worn by peasants.

This representation reflects historical stories and old German art, and travelers will get a sense of the local cultural heritage, and this will give them an idea of the place in Munich.