🍺 Oktoberfest 2026
in Hamburg
Germany's legendary autumn festival of beer, music, and Bavarian culture — 12 oktoberfest activities and attractions September 19, 2026 to October 5, 2026.
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⛺ Oktoberfest Venues & Attractions (12)
Abwasser- und Sielmuseum
Adolf III of Holstein
Trostbrücke, Hamburg
Afghanisches Museum Hamburg
Alsterarkaden
Hamburg
Alsterhaus
Jungfernstieg 16-20, Hamburg
Alsterpavillon
Jungfernstieg 54, Hamburg
Alte Oberfinanzdirektion Hamburg
Rödingsmarkt 2, Hamburg
Alte Oberschulbehörde
Dammtorstraße 25, Hamburg
Alte Post
Poststraße 11, Hamburg
Altonaer Museum
Amusement Park Film
Amusement Park Film, Gaußstraße 190c, 22765 Hamburg, Germany
Architekturfragmente des Hamburg Museums
Düsternstraße 3, Hamburg
Frequently asked questions
When is Oktoberfest?
Oktoberfest 2026 runs approximately from mid-September to the first weekend in October. The original Munich Oktoberfest typically starts on the third Saturday of September and runs for 16–18 days. Many cities across Germany, including Hamburg, host their own Oktoberfest-inspired events and festivals throughout September and October.
Are there family-friendly Oktoberfest activities?
Yes! While Oktoberfest is famous for its beer tents, there are plenty of family-friendly activities. Children enjoy the traditional rides, folk music performances, Bavarian food stalls with pretzels and roasted almonds, and cultural demonstrations. Many Oktoberfest events in Hamburg feature dedicated family areas.
What traditional food can I find at Oktoberfest?
Oktoberfest food is a big part of the celebration! Expect to find giant pretzels (Brezn), roasted chicken (Hendl), grilled sausages, potato dumplings, Schnitzel, apple strudel, and of course the famous gingerbread hearts. Many stalls in Hamburg serve traditional Bavarian cuisine during the festival season.
What should I wear to Oktoberfest?
Many visitors and locals dress in traditional Bavarian attire: Dirndl (traditional dress) for women and Lederhosen (leather trousers) for men. While it's not required, wearing traditional dress is a fun way to join in the festivities. Children also look adorable in mini Dirndl and Lederhosen!