Paulaner Oktoberfest Brescia: Bavarian Tradition Comes to Town
From September 12 to 27, the Luna Park area in San Polo will host the first edition of the Paulaner Oktoberfest Brescia. Sixteen days of festivities, music, traditional cuisine, and Bavarian beer—with free admission.
Brescia welcomes one of Europe’s most beloved folk traditions and infuses it with its own down-to-earth, open, and vibrant energy. The Paulaner Oktoberfest Brescia, an official Paulaner event organized by Partners Eventi under the patronage of the City of Brescia, will recreate the authentic atmosphere of the Munich festival: a large pavilion decorated in Bavarian style, approximately 2,500 seats, 500 spots in the Beer Garden, live music, dishes prepared on the spot, and an area dedicated to games and attractions.
The star of the show will be Paulaner beer, brewed in Munich since 1634 and served in the traditional Maß, the one-liter mug that is the symbol of Oktoberfest. Alongside the beer, there will be an open kitchen serving Bavarian specialties prepared fresh on the spot: pork knuckles, schnitzel, chicken, spätzle, canederli, pretzels, and many other traditional dishes.
Every evening, the festival will have its own unique vibe. During the week, the crowd will be entertained by an authentic Bavarian folk group, while on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, some of today’s best live bands will also take the stage.
The Paulaner Oktoberfest Brescia will be a celebration for everyone: families, groups of friends, couples, visitors, and locals.
A celebration that’s easy to enjoy and hard to forget.
The opening is scheduled for Saturday, September 12. The pavilion will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 PM until late at night; from Monday through Friday, it will open at 7:00 PM.

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