Oktoberfest Closure Boosts Munich City Center Celebrations
Oktoberfest's closure has led to an unexpected surge in visitors to Munich's city center, with many seeking alternative ways to celebrate. The Wirtshaus-Wiesn, a parallel event, is experiencing an unprecedented influx of visitors on a weekday.
The Munich City Center Tavern Owners Association has stepped in to accommodate the increased number of guests at the Wirtshaus-Wiesn, which offers Oktoberfest-like experiences in 47 taverns from September 20 to October 5. Visitors are enjoying Bavarian food, beer, music, and traditional programs in the heart of Munich.
Long lines have formed at the Platzl, with thousands eager to celebrate despite Oktoberfest's closure. The shift in venue has not dampened the spirits of revelers, who are now flocking to the Munich city center from the Theresienwiese. A group of six friends, who had initially planned to meet at Oktoberfest, have adjusted their plans and are now celebrating at the Hofbräuhaus.
The closure of Oktoberfest has led to an influx of visitors to Munich's city center, with the Wirtshaus-Wiesn stepping in to provide an alternative Oktoberfest experience. Tavern owners are accommodating the increased number of guests, ensuring that the celebration continues despite the change in plans.
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