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Welcome to the Oktoberfest Alexanderplatz 2027 in Berlin
In 2027, Alexanderplatz in Berlin-Mitte once again turns into a lively Oktoberfest. Visitors can expect a large festival tent with authentic live music, an open-air beer garden and plenty of Bavarian specialities. Admission is free.
Highlights & Attractions at Oktoberfest Alexanderplatz in Berlin
- Large festival tent with original brass music and genuine Wiesn atmosphere
- Daily dirndl competition in which the most beautiful dirndl is chosen every evening
- Freshly tapped Paulaner beer served by the litre
- Open-air beer garden and cosy Gaudi lounge
- Bavarian classics such as pork knuckle, pretzels, roast pork and chicken
- Sweet pastries and other traditional treats
- Central location right on Alexanderplatz with excellent public transport links
Program & Schedule: What to Expect
The Oktoberfest on Alexanderplatz returns again in 2027. The centrepiece is the large festival tent featuring live brass music, complemented by a beer garden and a Gaudi lounge. A popular dirndl competition takes place every evening. Visitors can enjoy Bavarian specialities throughout the day and evening while celebrating to the music. Exact daily opening hours will be confirmed closer to the event; in previous years the typical times were between 12:00 and 22:00.
Tickets & Admission for Oktoberfest Alexanderplatz Berlin
Admission to the Oktoberfest on Alexanderplatz is free of charge. There are no entrance fees. Drinks, food and any additional offers are paid separately. Up-to-date information is available on the official pages of the City of Berlin.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Berlin
- Public transport: S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines (U2, U5, U8) stop directly at S+U Alexanderplatz; numerous tram and bus lines are also available.
- Wear comfortable shoes and weatherproof clothing – much of the event takes place outdoors or in the tent.
- Book accommodation in Mitte or near the station early, as the central location and autumn season create high demand.
- Arrive early or visit on weekdays to avoid crowds and secure a good spot in the tent or beer garden.
- Wearing a dirndl or lederhosen enhances the festive atmosphere and improves your chances in the dirndl competition.
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
The photo used is illustrative and does not necessarily depict the actual event.
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