"A Safe Oktoberfest for Girls and Women"
Have fun - make contacts - celebrate together. That's how
the Oktoberfest is supposed to be! However some of these male contacts
are pushy and unwanted by women. Here are a couple of tips to make the
visit to the Oktoberfest carefree and without trouble:
www.sicherewiesn.de
How to get to Oktoberfest:
We highly recommend using public transport (underground
or suburban trains)
Take line U3 or U6 to Goetheplatz or Poccistrasse
or take line U4 or U5 Theresienwiese or Schwanthaler Höhe
or take suburban train to Hackerbrücke
The walk to the Oktoberfest entrance takes about 5 to 10 minutes.
Underground and suburban train schedules:
weekdays: every 5 minutes until midnight
evenings and weekends: every 20 minutes until at least 1:00 am
Click here for more information about public transport (MVV).hier.
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Hotels:
Hotel
Laimer Hof
Laimer Straße 40
Tel. 089-17 70 30
Fax 089-178 20 07
Hotel "Villa am Schlosspark"
Hieberplatz 3 - 81247 München
Tel. 089-811 90 73
Fax 089-811 02 99
Hotel Pension Kriemhild
Guntherstraße 16
Tel. 089-17 11 170
Fax 089-17 11 17 - 55
DERAG Hotel Karl Theodor
Paschstraße 46
80637 München
Tel. 089-157 080
Fax 089-157 08-600
Parkhotel Edelweiß
Menzinger Straße 103
Tel. 089-811 10 01
Fax 089-810 399 82
Hotel Laimer Hof,
München Nymphenburg
Little romance
Best visitor times:
From morning to 4:00 pm you'll find the Oktoberfest less crowded than in the evenings. It's easy to find available seats without any reservation.
We advise family to visit the Oktoberfest at our special 'family days' with reduced admisssion.Familientage
Tuesday, September 21, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Tuesday, September 29, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
... at the weekend
Holiday:
October 3 is a national holiday in Germany.