Record 7.4 million visitors attend Munich's Oktoberfest
Germany's Oktoberfest concluded this weekend with a record 7.4 million visitors, who together consumed 6.7 million litres of beer.
Munich's annual Oktoberfest, the world-famous celebration of autumn and beer, has come to a close after drawing a record-breaking 7.4 million visitors this year.
Organizers reported that attendees consumed a combined total of 6.7 million litres of beer during the festival, underscoring the scale of the event and its enduring popularity.
Germans make up the majority
Most of the people who attended Oktoberfest this year came from within Germany itself, reflecting the festival's deep roots as a national tradition. Still, the event continued to draw large numbers of international visitors, with Americans, Italians and Austrians topping the list of foreign attendees.
Oktoberfest is held annually in Munich and ranks among the most recognizable folk festivals in the world, combining Bavarian cultural traditions, beer brewing heritage and entertainment in a dedicated festival ground.
This year's record attendance highlights the festival's growing international draw while confirming its continued significance as a cherished local tradition for Germans.
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