You don't have to travel abroad to take part in the annual tradition, there are plenty of places raising a glass right here.
The official two-week festival takes place every year in Munich, Germany. It starts at the end of September, when millions gather in large tents to drink beer, eat traditional German foods and celebrate.
But you don't have to travel abroad to take part, there are plenty of places raising a glass right here. Time Out New York's Things to Do Editor Rossilynne Culgan joined us with her list of some of the best festivals in New York.Another event in Brooklyn is highlighting some local brews as part of Blocktoberfest.
If you're looking for German beers and traditional games, like stein holding competitions, there's a big party on Stone Street.and watch her full interview above for more information.
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