Unfortunately, the Oktoberfest cannot take place in 2020 due to the spread of Covid-19.
On the Wiesn, it doesn’t always have to be beer. The Weinzelt offers is a large selection of wines, sparkling wine, and champagne. And thanks to the rustic wood paneling, visitors feel like they’re in a Franconian vineyard. Here you can sit on comfortable corner benches in cozy wooden boxes. That way you can celebrate into the night with live music, while most other tents are already closed.
A wine tent at the largest beer festival in the world? It’s anything but new. The good wine has had its firm place on the Wiesn since 1885. Originally, it was smaller bodegas and wine stands. Today’s wine tent was only brought to the Wiesn in 1984 by the Nymphenburger Sektkellerei. Since then, it’s been standing full of splendor and always at the same place at the front of the Oktoberfest, with a direct view of the Bavaria.
Only wine, Prosecco and champagne are served after 9:00 p.m. And then the mood really boils over. After all, many regular guests celebrate here until after midnight – when other tents have been long-since closed. If you like it a little quieter, you should stop by the Weinzelt in the afternoon. everyone can find a comfy spot on the cozy corner benches. The Weinzelt is a popular destination among Munich celebrities. Probably also due to the atmosphere being a bit more dignified, and the tent being a bit smaller.
No traditional brass music plays in the Weinzelt. The full-blooded musicians of the bands strike the right note at any time. Even after midnight. Five bands alternate from 11:00 a.m. onwards. And at the latest, when the Blechblos’n take the reins in the afternoon, none of the guests can stay still. After all, the Munich band has been rocking the Weinzelt since 1994.
Of course, the guests don’t just come to the Weinzelt for wine, Prosecco, and a relaxed atmosphere. Gourmets can also look forward to the extensive menu. And it can hardly be surpassed in culinary diversity. It combines the highlights from Munich’s various Kuffler restaurants: Bavarian dishes from the Haxnbauer, fish dishes from the Seehaus in the English Garden, and exotic dishes such as shrimp from the Mangostin Asia restaurants.
From an interior design perspective, the Weinzelt is a true gem on the Wiesn. The rustic wooden paneling is made using wood that’s more than one hundred years old. The tent interior was redecorated in 2015. Instead of cloths hanging parallel to the roof, wreaths of flowers and wine tent flags now fill the interior of the Weinzelt.
| Host(s) | Roland, Doris and Stephan Kuffler |
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| Address | Matthias-Pschorr-Str. |
| Phone | +498950077411 |
| Fax | +498950222362 |
| Reservation | https://www.weinzelt.com/de/reservierung/ |
| Website | https://www.weinzelt.com/de/ |
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| Capacity | Capacity 1,920 |
| Capacity (outdoors) | Capacity (outdoors) 580 |
| Beer | Paulaner wheat beer only |
| Music | Högl Fun Band, Blechblos’n, Sumpfkröten und Pongau Power, Teufelsgeiger |
| Speciality | Wine, Prosecco, champagne, open until 1:00 a.m. |
