Bayrisch
What do people from Bavaria call the Oktoberfest?
Wiesn
What is the Münchner Rutsche?
Slide attraction at Oktoberfest known for its steep drops and thrilling turns
This large, soft bread product, often served with mustard, is a staple at Oktoberfest and is typically shaped into a knot.
Brezel
What is a dirndl?
traditional Bavarian dress, worn by women, consists of a bodice, a blouse, a full skirt, and an apron.
What city hosts the Oktoberfest each year?
Munich
What do people from Bavaria call a Brathähnchen
Hendl
What is "die wilde Maus"?
ancient roller coaster with many fast-paced corners
A popular German sausage served at the Oktoberfest
Bratwurst
Weisswurst
The way a dirndl’s apron is tied can signify a woman's relationship status; tying it on the right side means what?
"taken" or "married"
vergeben
How many people attend the Oktoberfest each year?
About 6 million people attend Oktoberfest annually, with many coming from outside Germany, making it a truly global event.
How do Bavarians call 1 Liter Bier?
die Maß
Known for its thrilling drops and twists, this wooden roller coaster is one of the most popular rides at Oktoberfest.
Oktoberfest Coaster
Achterbahn
What are Knödel?
dumplings made from potatoes or bread, often served with gravy and is a common side at Oktoberfest meals.
You are thirsty and would like to order a cold drink. How can you tell a Kellnerin apart from other DIrdnl wearers?
bow ties at the back
What are the origins of the Oktoberfest
marriage of King Ludwig and princess Therese in 1810
What are the names of the traditional German outfits?
Dirndl & Lederhosen
This spinning ride, known as the "Devil's Wheel," tests the stamina of participants as they try to stay on while it rotates. What is it called?
Teufelsrad
What's the name of a traditional Bavarian dessertthat has pastry filled with apples and spices?
Strudel
Name the 3 parts of a Dirdnl outfit in German
die Bluse
das Kleid
die Schuerze
How does the Oktoberfest start?
The festival kicks off with a grand parade featuring traditional costumes, horse-drawn beer wagons, and marching bands, showcasing Bavarian culture and pride
WHat's the German words for traditionelle Kleidung- traditional clothing?
die Tracht
Trachten
This classic Oktoberfest attraction challenges visitors to hit a target with a hammer to ring a bell, showcasing their strength. What is it called?
Hau den Lukas
What do you cal gingerbread hearts, often decorated with colorful icing and messages?
Lebkuchenherzen
What percentage of Oktoberfest visitors wear traditional German clothing?
Approximately 70%- This attire is a significant part of the festival's culture and atmosphere, adding to the festive spirit of the celebration. Wearing traditional clothing allows attendees to fully immerse themselves in the experience and embrace Bavarian heritage.
Why is the Oktoberfest an important cultural event in Germany ?
It is the longest Running and world's largest Volksfest, running for 16 to 18 days each year. Oktoberfest is not just a beer festival; it celebrates Bavarian culture, including music, dance, and traditional foods.