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Oktoberfest 2026
Special Feature
Kufflers Weinzelt is a truly unique exception at Oktoberfest: the only large wine tent at the Wiesn. Since 1984 it has enriched the world-famous beer festival with an elegant alternative — with a tradition that actually stretches back to 1885, when a Spanish bodega first served wine at Oktoberfest.
Designed in the style of a Franconian wine garden, with rustic wooden booths and a cozy gallery, the Kuffler family's tent offers 1,920 indoor seats and 580 outdoors. The wine tent is especially popular as a party venue after midnight — while all other tents have already closed, the celebrations here continue until 1 AM.
| Dish | Description | Price (approx.) |
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Gourmet cuts of grilled pork knuckle, glazed veal knuckle and duck | from € 52.00 per person |
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Mit Preiselbeeren und KartoWith cranberries and potato salad made from organic potatoes, refined with organic pumpkin seed oilffelsalat aus Bio-Kartoffeln, verfeinert mit Bio-Kürbiskernöl | from € 39.50 |
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With malt beer sauce, red cabbage and grated potato dumplings | from € 37.50 |
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Mangostin classics: tempura-battered prawns, spring rolls, yakitori skewers | from € 36.00 per person |
All prices refer to 2025 and may differ in the current year.
Kufflers Weinzelt offers a wide selection of wines, sparkling wine and Champagne — including Veuve Clicquot, Ruinart and Dom Pérignon. Until 9 PM, Paulaner Weißbier is also available in half-litre glasses. The menu brings together culinary highlights from the various Kuffler restaurants in Munich: Bavarian classics from the Haxnbauer, fish dishes from the Seehaus in the English Garden, and international specialties. Restaurant-quality preparation — that is the standard.
No traditional brass music is played in the wine tent — instead, up to five highly professional bands provide varied entertainment: from warm festival music to rousing acoustic performances to R&B classics. From 4 PM daily, the legendary Blechblos'n take over, having been rocking the tent since 1994. From 9 PM, when only wine is served, the atmosphere reaches its peak — and stays that way well past midnight.
Kufflers Weinzelt Reservation – Oktoberfest 2026
Secure your table reservation at Kufflers Weinzelt. Our resale portal launches in summer 2026.
Official reservations for Kufflers Weinzelt typically open in spring. Since demand far exceeds availability, many dates sell out within hours.
There is currently no availability in this tent. Sign up to the Oktoberfest-Booking.com newsletter to be informed about current offers or check out the ticket shop to see offers for other tents.
PARKING- Driving and Parking
Parking around the Theresienwiese is virtually impossible. Visitors should therefore use the Park & Ride lots* located at an S-Bahn or U-Bahn station on the outskirts of the city. A restricted zone has been established in the wider area surrounding the festival grounds, which only residents are permitted to enter by car.
Everything you need to know about the Kuffler Festzelt at Oktoberfest
Kufflers Weinzelt is unique at Oktoberfest: as the only large wine tent on the festival grounds, it attracts wine lovers and connoisseurs from around the world. The atmosphere is a notch more refined and the tent somewhat smaller than the large beer tents — a popular meeting spot for Munich celebrities.
Wine has been served at Oktoberfest for over 200 years. In earlier times there were smaller stands and bodegas. In 1984, the Nymphenburg sparkling wine cellar and Paulaner brewery opened the wine tent at the Wiesn.
Stephan Kuffler has been in charge of operations since 1994 and was officially appointed festival host in 2000. His brother Sebastian Kuffler received the same honor in 2022. The Kuffler family has run the wine tent since 1984 and also operates numerous well-known restaurants in Munich, including the Spatenhaus an der Oper and the Seehaus in the English Garden.
The tent is magnificently constructed from centuries-old wood with a direct view of the Bavaria statue. Built in the style of a Franconian wine garden, seating is spread across the interior with a gallery, the wine garden, and four different bars.
Yes — the wine tent is open daily from 11 AM to 1 AM, making it the only large festival tent at Oktoberfest that welcomes guests late into the night.
Yes, a new addition is the queer event Subavaria, where the Gay-Queer Center Sub reserves 300 places for its guests — at tables of eight or ten with a minimum spend, plus individual standing spots. The wine tent is considered one of the most inclusive and diverse tents at the entire Oktoberfest.
For anyone who wants to experience Oktoberfest in a more relaxed and stylish way. Afternoons are cozier; from 9 PM the atmosphere peaks when only wine and champagne are served.
The large festival tents at Oktoberfest are a truly spectacular experience. With their impressive size, they can accommodate thousands of visitors and exude an infectious festive atmosphere. Here, guests can look forward to unforgettable moments as they come together with cheerful people from all over the world to enjoy traditional Oktoberfest beer and celebrate.
The small festival tents at Oktoberfest offer a cozy and intimate atmosphere for visitors seeking an authentic and less crowded Wiesn experience. With rustic charm and warm Bavarian hospitality, these tents provide the perfect setting to enjoy traditional Oktoberfest beer and delicious Bavarian specialties. The intimate size of the tents creates a welcoming atmosphere where it’s easy to strike up a conversation with other guests. Here you can experience Bavarian culture up close, admire colorful traditional costumes, and enjoy traditional music and dance performances. The small festival tents truly enhance the Oktoberfest experience.
The "Oide Wiesn" festival tents at Oktoberfest are a charming tribute to the past, showcasing the Wiesn as it once was. With their traditional Bavarian architecture and nostalgic charm, these tents invite visitors on a journey back in time. Here, you can experience the original Oktoberfest in a cozy atmosphere and be transported back to days gone by. The "Oide Wiesn" tents offer a diverse program featuring traditional music, folk dancing, and handicrafts. Visitors can immerse themselves in the cultural and historical aspects of Oktoberfest and experience traditional Bavarian culture up close.
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