City: Munich

Oktoberfest is probably the most famous and large folk festival in the world. As usual, this festival  will start with a procession of festive harnesses with barrels of holiday beer that is brewed specifically for this fesival. What unites these days all those, who came to the Oktoberfest – it is, of course, the Bavarian beer! You shouldn’t miss it!

Literaturfest München is an international literature event, which has been taking place in Munich at the end of November until the beginning of December for three weeks. Literaturfest München is a literary highlight in the annual cultural calendar of the city. The Festival in Munich can be a great experience and adventure for everybody, who wants to travel to Germany.

Originally, the festival was founded as a party for creative people, but as a result it has become so popular that now it is visited annually by more than a million visitors! Christmas market offers a broad range of Christmas decorations, handmade goods, pottery, clothing and, of course, Christmas mulled wine and delicious pastries.  Noteworthy music, circus, theater and information performans take place in the tents every day.

Originally, the festival was founded as a party for creative people, but as a result it has become so popular that now it is visited annually by more than a million visitors! Christmas market offers a broad range of Christmas decorations, handmade goods, pottery, clothing and, of course, Christmas mulled wine and delicious pastries.  Noteworthy music, circus, theater and information performans take place in the tents every day.

The Krimifestival Munich is one of the most exciting international crimefests in the German-speaking world and has been held annually since spring 2003 in Munich. It is an unforgettable event for those, who admire of Agatha Christie. A lot of famous authors and artists from Munich and around the world have already took part of the Crimefest in Munich – for example, Friedrich Ani, Simon Beckett, Fred Breinersdorfer, Jörg Maurer, Miroslav Nemec, Ingrid Noll, Dagobert Lindlau, Robert Wilson, Gabriele Wolff, Manfred Zapatka, and others.