Oktoberfest Zitadelle Spandau 2027 Berlin

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Oktoberfest Zitadelle Spandau 2027 in Berlin

The Oktoberfest at Spandau Citadel traditionally runs over several weeks in autumn. Every Friday and Saturday the large festival tent of the capital with over 2,000 seats opens right next to the historic citadel, bringing Bavarian Wiesn atmosphere to Berlin-Spandau.

What the Oktoberfest includes

Large festival tent with more than 2,000 seats directly at Spandau Citadel
Stage programme with DJ and live band (lineup changes yearly)
Classic Bavarian specialities: pork knuckle, white sausages, liver dumpling soup, Obatzter, pretzels, apple strudel and Kaiserschmarrn
Festival beer on tap
Authentic Wiesn atmosphere with music and sociable gatherings
VIP area for exclusive celebrations
Unique backdrop of the historic Renaissance fortress

2027 date: not yet announced

An exact date, program, and current ticket prices for 2027 have not yet been published by the organizer. In previous years the event ran from mid-September to late October, with ticket prices starting around 50 euros including a meal and a drink - current information will appear on the official website closer to the date.

Visitor Tips: Getting to Berlin

Public transport: Take U-Bahn line U7 to Zitadelle station (approx. 200 m walk)
Comfortable festive clothing and weatherproof shoes are recommended for the outdoor area and tent
The citadel itself offers cultural attractions during the day - combine your visit with a tour of the fortress if desired

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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