"While Munich is the original home of the world's most famous beer festival, Oktoberfest in London is certainly a sight to behold. Britons do craft beer really well, and the capital is home to dozens of microbreweries, dispersed among the semi-industrial quarters of up-and-coming neighbourhoods. Come the end of September, venues perform vital stock checks as punters pull up in their lederhosen and dirndl, ready to slosh steins and stomp their feet to the sound of oompah bands late into the night."
"Clapham Common hosts the biggest Oktoberfest celebration in London for three weekends of beer-sloshing action this autumn. Join more than 20,000 jolly revellers across 11 sessions, where around 50,000 steins will be poured in partnership with Paulaner Biergarten Brewery. The Bavarian Village is expanding for 2025, featuring four food vendors catering to all dietary requirements, funfair rides, and plenty of foot-stomping action to the sound of oompah bands and DJs."
London stages exuberant Oktoberfest celebrations across neighbourhoods from Notting Hill to Clapham Common, attracting crowds in traditional Bavarian dress. The Prince in West Brompton converts into a Bavarian beer hall, offering a free stein to the first 100 arrivals and serving German fare including XL Krakauer frankfurters alongside roaming brass bands and DJs. Clapham Common runs the largest event across three weekends, pouring around 50,000 steins with Paulaner, expanding its Bavarian Village for 2025 with multiple food vendors, rides, and live oompah and DJ performances. Boxpark sites in Shoreditch and Croydon add quizzes, games, and Staropramen on tap.
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