If you like beer and want to learn something about the history of brewing the delicious gold drink, which has been written out over centuries in Germany and especially in the region of Bayern 🇩🇪🍺 (Bavaria), then you definitely need to pay a visit in this museum. It's a renovated 4 floor building, where on the 3 floors there've been collected & presented interesting stuff related to the brewing of beer. And on the lowest floor there's a nice small traditional restaurant, where after a fine time spent in the museum, you can eventually have a taste of this great gold drink 🍻 ! 😊👌🏻
Regarding the tickets, there's no need to buy itin advance, since there's a ticket machine at the entrance to the museum. Card payments are possible. I did the museum tour on my own, but there's also a possibility to book a guided tour with a nice local Bavarian style dressed guide, who will tell some fascinating things about the brewing and...
Read moreIt’s recommend for people who enjoy learning about the history of beer. It’s not a massive place but will give you a really good overview of how the breweries in Germany started, how they stablished the purity law and how the bit six come to be what they are. It also tells you how the Oktoberfest started and the history behind the festival. The building itself is very interesting because is very historical and bring you back in time to drink in the old tavern. We had a drink after the visit and I personally did not like our waiter very much. He was a little rude to the customers and very impatient. In my opinion it was a good experience overall just don’t expect much of...
Read moreBier- & Oktoberfest-Museum is interesting and not only for beer drinkers. I don’t drink alcohol and it was still great experience for me. Located in Munich’s oldest historic town house, it’s a hidden jewel and represents authentic Bavarian tradition. Tiny exhibition offers beer mugs and other Oktoberfest bits and pieces since early 1900s. You’ll also learn about the history of beer and see artifacts related to beer’s production. I got a feeling that this museum has a pretty strong focus on tourists coming to Munich from around the world. This is in no way a con, just my...
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