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'''The Bier & Oktoberfest Museum is located in a historical building in the centre of Munich. The museum exhibits showcases the history of the yearly Munich Oktoberfest event, the Bavarian beer tradition and ancient beer its related brewing traditions of Bavariaindustry. The Written display boards in German language detail historical facts along with illustrations, photos and exhibits include many interesting artefacts of various brewery and old prints frombeer related memorabilia, such as a complete collection of [[Maßkrug]]s (original beer mugs) used at during the at early years of the first Oktoberfest's and various beer related memorabilia from the former timesevent.'''

Various sections of Throughout the museum are divided between floors. On the top floor, day a small cinema runs an ongoing a 12-minute German language documentary with English subtitles about how the Bavarian beer making tradition has evolved from humble beginning small and primitive household brewing experiments of small the middle ages, through innumerable farm and home monastery based brewery operations to a present day of the Bavarian Kingdom, up until today's worldwide export industry dominated mainly by six major [[Munich breweries in Munich]]. On <!--As of April 2012 the ground floor there is Bier & Oktoberfest Museum holds a restaurant, bar and a small special exhibition to mark the [[200 Years Beer Garden Anniversary|200th year beer cellargarden anniversary]].-->

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The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday between 1pm and 6pm. The ticket entrance to the museum costs €4 p/person. A restaurant and bar is on the ground floor remains open until midnight. MuseumThe museum, restaurant and bar are all closed on Sundays and public holidays.  <div style="clear:right:left;display:table;margin:20px 0px 20px -8px;"><!--<ads media=g336x280></ads>--></div>