Spring Festival Munich from April 25 to May 11, 2025.
The Frühlingsfest opens the season of open-air events in Munich every year. The first Frühlingsfest was opened on April 3, 1965, by Mayor Albert Bayerle, who emphasized at a press conference that "we deliberately refrain from tapping the barrel - as is the custom at the opening of the Oktoberfest." At that time, the Spring Festival served "primarily to amuse children and young people."
At the 57th Spring Festival, from April 25 to May 11, 2023, nearly 100 showman families will offer games, fun and excitement. With a balanced mix, it is ensured that there is plenty for all ages and tastes. From the Oktoberfest Ferris wheel with its enclosed gondolas and unique view over Munich, the children's carousels for the little ones, to the 90 m high wave flyer "Bayerntower". Everyone can prove their skills at various games of chance, skill games and shooting galleries.
The culinary offer at the Spring Festival is very diverse. At the many stands there are various delicacies and delicacies, from savory to sweet, also for vegetarians and vegans.
In the "Festhalle Bayernland", guests will find a wide selection of dishes, sometimes hearty and hearty, sometimes fine and exquisite, sometimes temptingly sweet. The classic chicken is joined by dishes such as ox cheeks in Burgundy sauce, peppered roast beef or Franconian Schäufele. Vegetarians and vegans can look forward to a wild mushroom pot or vegetable patties. From Monday to Friday daily changing lunch from 11 am to 3 pm. Beers from the Augustiner brewery are served. Live music daily from 6 p.m. or from 11 a.m. on weekends.
The ideal place to enjoy the first rays of sunshine or the warmer evenings of spring is the "Munich Weissbiergarten." The family-friendly beer garden awaits guests daily from 11 a.m. with cold and warm Bavarian delicacies. Monday to Friday from 11 to 15 daily changing lunch. Thursday and Friday the landlord spoils the guests with fresh Abensberger asparagus.
Guests can also enjoy a cozy get-together in the "Bierkarussell" (Hofbräu) or in the "Hacker-Weissbieralm" (Hacker).
The "Prosecco-Stüberl" at the entrance to the Theresienwiese awaits guests with a wide selection of wine and prosecco specialties. The cozy Stüberl offers cozy standing room at the bar indoors and rustic wine barrels outdoors.
At the "Fisch-Bäda" everything has revolved around aquatic animals for 30 years. From the classic fish roll to a local salmon trout to surf & turf, the menu leaves nothing to be desired. From Monday to Friday daily lunch from 12 - 14:30.
No admission to the Spring Festival
Public Transportation to the Theresienwiese
S-Bahn:
S 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8 Hackerbrücke
S 7, S 20, S 27 Heimeranplatz,
U4, U5 to Theresienwiese or Schwanthalerhöhe
Subway:
U3 and U6 - Goethe Platz or Poccistrasse
U4 and U5 - Theresienwiese or Schwanthalerhöhe
Timetable and Ticketinformation:
Parking for Motorhomes:
https://stadt.muenchen.de/service/info/parkplaetze-fuer-wohnmobile/1078439/n0/