1.
OKTOBERFEST
BEGINNERS’ GUIDE

2.
ONCE UPON A TIME...
Oktoberfest began in Munich in 1810 as a celebration of Crown Prince
Ludwig’s marriage to Princess Therese. To celebrate, they invited the
city's residents to a festival in front of the city gates; the event was such
a success they decided to bring it back the following year. Oktoberfest
is now an annual event all around the globe, with Oktoberfest UK
already in its second year in Bristol.

3.
STATISTICS
2,000 attendees
Make sure you get a ticket quick!
6,000 litres of Beer consumed
Bavaria’s famous Erdinger wheat beer is available by the “stein”
Live Oompah band ‘The Bavarian Strollers’
Our traditional Bavarian oompah band will get you in the Oktoberfest spirit
over 100 tables available
Cosy up with old friends and new at the Bavarian style benches
OKTOBERFEST

4.
TRAVELlER:TIPS
HOW TO GET THERE?
The venue is located at
Bristol Temple Meads
Railway station which
services many locations
such as Cardiff and Bath.
There is also a mainline
to/from London.
Many routes service
Temple Meads (TM). They
are as follows;
1/2 : TM > Cribs Cause-way
8,8A,9,9A : TM > Clifton &
Redland
X39,338,339 : TM > Bath
50/51 : TM > Hengrove
There is a medium sized
pay and display car park
at Temple Meads Station.
Be warned: it is quite
expensive.
MAP
TRAIN
BUS
CAR
Brunel's Old Station
The Passenger Shed
Station Approach
Bristol
BS1 6QH

5.
FOODIE GUIDE
German food is very
meat-based but there
are a few
other options.
VEGETARIAN
Fancy a snack? A
portion of pommes
(chips) is perfect to
keep you going.
WURST PREZEL
Take it slow,
each one is
equivalent to
two standard
beers.
A German classic, don’t
miss out on trying one of
the different ‘wurst’
(sausage) dishes!
The iconic duo – a beer
and a pretzel are a must!
MAß

6.
FASHION
Dirndl & Lederhosen
Get into
the German
beer-drinking
spirit with
traditional dress
(we promise it
will make your
night so much
more fun!)

7.
Content and Design:
STYLIGHT.CO.UK
for Oktoberfest-UK