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Grab your lederhosens and head to the capital!

A big celebration of German beer, pretzels and bratwurst as London Oktoberfest is brewing with fantastic events lined up to take place at Millwall Park, Olympia London and City Central at the HAC between October 3 and November 15.

Bringing the spirit of Oktoberfest to London, London Oktoberfest - the most authentic Bavarian version of the event outside of Germany - will have free admission on Thursdays.

Sundays are free for families while single admissions are £5.

Sundays will include a special offer of a family lunch allowing entire families to really soak in that Bavarian culture for a day.

There will also be no shortage of German food, beer and - of course - fun as giant tents are set up to host the famous events around the different venues across London.

Visitors can sing along and dance on the benches while enjoying Ompha-Ompha music and a German beer.

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Looking for something really different to do this Halloween?

This year, there will be the biggest ever Halloween Oktoberfest in London on Saturday, October 26 that will guarantee visitors a frighteningly unforgettable experience.

Or maybe you’re seeking to experience a different kind of Oktoberfest this year?

The new central London venue will be the most exclusive Oktoberfest ever seen in London.

Millwall Park (Canary Wharf)

Thursday, October 3 to Sunday, October 6

Thursday, October 10 to Sunday, October 13

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Halloween Oktoberfest Special (Olympia London)

Thursday, October 24 to Saturday, October 26

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Central London (next to Moorgate Station)

Friday, November 15 to Saturday, November 16

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Depending on the date and venue, general admission will range between free entry and £15, £11 and £26 for Bavarian tickets, £35 and £50 for an Oktoberfest Package, £50 and £65 for a VIP Package while there are also special offers for corporate packages.

All packages booked together will be seated at the same table.

“Tickets always sell out very fast so my advice to anyone interested in coming along is to book early,” said London Oktoberfest director Carsten Raun.

“Our previous London Oktoberfest events have been hugely popular and they just get bigger every year.

“Those coming along will not only get to experience an authentic German beer festival but will also have a fantastic time and this year’s events will have something different and unique.”

London Oktoberfest was first launched in 2011 and has continued to go from strength-to-strength ever since.

More than 50,000 guests each year pack into the London Oktoberfest events that are brimming with live music and full Oktoberfest decor.

Setting up a giant tent for thousands of people, the organisers elevate audiences to an authentic Oktoberfest tent right in the middle of London.

Blue and white colours characterise the tent and the waitresses and waiters are dressed in Dirndl and Lederhosen serving delicious giant Bavarian beer specially made for Oktoberfest.

The tents are filled with long tables with authentic German bands - brought in all the way from Germany - arriving to perform.

Despite originating in Germany, Oktoberfest has spread its wings and become a major event across the world.

The popular German beer festival is a celebration of Bavarian history, launched in 1810 in honour of the Crown Prince Ludwig’s marriage to Princess Theresa von Sachsen-Hildburghausen.

For more information, visit the official website by clicking here or telephone 020 81332210.