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Inside Wiesn - Tell me where you drink and I'll tell you who you are - cover

Inside Wiesn - Tell me where you drink and I'll tell you who you are

Christian Rupprecht-Essig

Publisher: Plassen Verlag

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"Tell me where you drink, and I'll tell you who you are!" This could be the motto of this book. Munich insider Christian Rupprecht takes you on a tour around the world's biggest beer festival, lovingly described and peppered with numerous anecdotes.
Which celebrities frequent the Käfer tent and who prefers to sit in the Bräurosl? Where can you find the tourists, and where does the wealthy elite gather? Where does everyone want to be, and where should you avoid getting lost?
Numerous interviews with Oktoberfest hosts, security guards, waiters and many more complete "Inside Wiesn", making it an indispensable guide to your Oktoberfest visit, taking you along the secret paths and revealing to you the unwritten laws of Theresienwiese.
Available since: 09/04/2025.
Print length: 256 pages.

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