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| − | '''The Bier & Oktoberfest Museum | + | '''The Bier & Oktoberfest Museum exhibits the history of the yearly Munich Oktoberfest event, the Bavarian beer tradition and its related brewing industry. Written display boards in German language details historical facts along with illustrations and photos as well as various brewery and beer related memorabilia, such as a complete collection of original beer mugs that were used during the early years of the original Oktoberfest events.''' |
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| − | A small cinema runs a 12-minute a documentary in German language with English subtitles throughout the day | + | A small cinema runs a 12-minute a documentary in German language with English subtitles throughout the day about how the Bavarian beer making has evolved from small and primitive household brewing experiments of the middle ages, through innumerable farm and monastery based brewery operations of the Bavarian Kingdom, up until today's worldwide export industry dominated mainly by six major [[Munich breweries]]. |
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Revision as of 20:14, 13 September 2010
The Bier & Oktoberfest Museum exhibits the history of the yearly Munich Oktoberfest event, the Bavarian beer tradition and its related brewing industry. Written display boards in German language details historical facts along with illustrations and photos as well as various brewery and beer related memorabilia, such as a complete collection of original beer mugs that were used during the early years of the original Oktoberfest events.
A small cinema runs a 12-minute a documentary in German language with English subtitles throughout the day about how the Bavarian beer making has evolved from small and primitive household brewing experiments of the middle ages, through innumerable farm and monastery based brewery operations of the Bavarian Kingdom, up until today's worldwide export industry dominated mainly by six major Munich breweries.
The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday between 1pm and 6pm. The entrance ticket to the museum is €4 p/person. A restaurant and bar on the ground floor remains open until midnight. The museum, restaurant and bar are closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Bier & Oktoberfest Museum
Edith-Haberland-Wagner-Stiftung
Sterneckerstr. 2
80331 Munich
Germany
Tel: +49 (0)89 2423 1607
Website: www.bier-und-oktoberfestmuseum.de and www.museumsstueberl.de
