Oktoberfest Barcelona 2026 confirmed at new venue

Oktoberfest Barcelona 2026 will take place from September 24 to October 11 at a new location: the event moves to Fira Gran Via, Hall 4, where more than 15,000 square meters of Bavarian festival tent atmosphere will be on offer. The Catalan edition of the world-famous Munich folk festival, known locally as La Wiesn, will open its doors on a total of twelve days – running Thursday through Sunday across two and a half weeks.

The move to the Fira Gran Via exhibition halls marks a venue change for the established event that brings Bavarian brewing and festival tradition to Barcelona. With the spacious hall area, visitors can expect authentic Oktoberfest atmosphere, Bavarian beer and live music. Tickets for the event are available, with prices reaching up to 36.00 euros.

What to expect

As with classic Oktoberfest celebrations, guests can look forward to the typical festival tent experience: Bavarian beer, traditional food and live music create the characteristic Wiesn atmosphere. The event spans twelve selected days between September 24 and October 11, 2026, with opening exclusively Thursday through Sunday. Hall 4 at Fira Gran Via offers sufficient space for a large-scale festival tent setup with its more than 15,000 square meters.

Practical information

The Fira Gran Via is located in the L'Hospitalet de Llobregat district, southwest of central Barcelona, and is easily accessible by public transport. As one of Europe's largest exhibition venues, the site offers modern infrastructure for major events. Those interested should secure tickets in good time, as Oktoberfest Barcelona has been a popular event for locals and tourists alike in recent years. The event has brought a piece of Munich Oktoberfest culture to the Catalan metropolis for years and has established itself as a fixed date in Barcelona's autumn events calendar.

Further details on opening hours, ticket options and the exact program are expected to be announced in the coming months before the event starts. The confirmation of the new location and dates allows fans of Bavarian festival culture in Barcelona and surrounding areas to plan their attendance well in advance.