Oktoberfest in Estonia 2026: where will the liveliest beer festivals of the autumn take place?
Bavarian music, traditional dishes, colourful costumes and lively parties – you don’t have to travel to Munich to celebrate Oktoberfest. Here in Estonia, too, Oktoberfest-themed events are taking place this autumn 2026 at large venues, manor houses and smaller party venues alike.
Illustrative photo: Cathetovar / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped).
Below are five events announced for 2026, along with their dates, ticket prices and links to the organisers’ websites. Always check the organiser’s website for the latest information before buying a ticket.
Oktoberfest in Estonia 2026: where to go?
| When? | Where? | Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| 18.–27.09 | Vihula Manor | Specify |
| 03.10 | Paunküla Wellbeing Centre | 60 € |
| 03.10 | The Folklore House at Mooste Manor | 23 € + possible bonus |
| 03.10 | Ääsmäe Community Health Centre | 10–50 € |
| 09.–10.10 | Tallinn, Unibet Arena | From 39€ |
1. Vihula Manor Oktoberfest: A taste of Bavaria in Lahemaa
The main building of Vihula Manor: Ivar Leidus / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 EE (cropped).
18.–27. September 2026 · Vihula Manor, Lääne-Viru County.
Set amidst the natural beauty of Lahemaa, Vihula Manor brings a special Oktoberfest menu, music and traditional games to its autumnal manor setting. The announced programme includes, amongst other things, a beer mug balancing competition, a Bavarian-themed quiz and a costume contest. Hofbräu beer will be on offer.
As this is a programme lasting several days, it’s worth checking which activities are taking place on your chosen date. At the manor, you can combine dinner with an autumn outing and also look into accommodation options.
Official information about Vihula Manor →
2. Paunküla Oktoberfest: dinner, the band Onud and a fancy dress competition
Paunküla Reservoir, illustrative photo of the area: Ingvar Pärnamäe / Wikimedia Commons.
3. October 2026 · 17.00–00.00 · ticket 60 €.
A party featuring an evening meal and an entertainment programme will take place at the Paunküla Welfare Centre. The evening will be hosted by Hans Kristian Õis, with dance music provided by the band Onud. The programme includes games, quizzes, surprises and prizes for the most outstanding costumes.
For dinner, we’ll be serving Thuringian bratwurst with side dishes, and for dessert, Tyrolean apple strudel with vanilla sauce. The ticket includes dinner and the full evening’s programme. Doors open at 17.00 and dinner is scheduled for 19.00. If required, you can enquire with the organiser about separate accommodation options.
Paunküla programme and bookings →
3. Mooste Manor’s October Festival: music and beer culture in South Estonia
The main building of Mooste Manor: Ivar Leidus / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 EE (cropped).
3. October 2026 · 18.00–01.00 · ticket 23 € (a service charge may apply).
Mooste mõisa folgikojas toimub juba 16. Oktoobrifest. Kell 18 avatakse uksed ja õlletootjad tutvustavad oma jooke. Kell 18.30 algab muusika- ja peoprogramm, mille kavas on Orchester aus Põlva, Amadeus, Kreicburgas Zikeri ja DJ Haintz. Õhtut juhib Kaido Kaha.
Visitors can also look forward to sing-alongs, beer games, a selection of food and prizes for the best costumes. The organisers have suggested a dress code of ‘A German party, Estonian style’. If you’re travelling from further afield, make sure to check your return journey or accommodation arrangements well in advance.
Tickets for the Mooste October Festival →
4. Oktoberfest in Ääsmäe: a three-course dinner and live music
Illustrative photograph (USA): Charles Edward Miller / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped).
3. October 2026 · 19.00–22.00 · tickets 10 €, 30 € or 50 €.
A smaller Oktoberfest, complete with dinner and music, will be held at the Ääsmäe Community Centre (ÄKKK). Asso Int will be performing, and the three-course dinner will be prepared by the Ääsmäe Külaplats café. The menu features pretzels with Obatzda cheese spread, Bavarian-style potato mash with beer and mustard sauce, and warm apple strudel with vanilla sauce.
You can choose between a ticket for the cultural programme only (10 €), a ticket for the dinner and the programme (30 €), or a package that also includes drinks (50 €). This means every visitor can choose the option that suits them best.
Tickets for the Ääsmäe Oktoberfest →
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5. Oktoberfest Tallinn 2026: two evenings at Unibet Arena
Illustrative photo (Germany): Cathetovar / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped).
9.–10. October 2026 · Unibet Arena, Tallinn · age restriction 18+.
Oktoberfest will take place in Tallinn on two consecutive evenings. Visitors can look forward to a large party hall, live music and a selection of dishes inspired by German cuisine. According to the organisers, doors open at 18.00 and the programme begins at 19.00.
You can attend the party with a single ticket or book a table for a larger group. Ticket prices start at 39 euros, according to the published sales information; a service charge may apply when purchasing online. The exact line-up of performers may vary from night to night, so please check the programme for your chosen date before purchasing.
Official information about Tallinn Oktoberfest →
Before going to Oktoberfest
- Compare what’s included in the tickets: at some events, dinner is included in the price; at others, it isn’t.
- If you’re travelling to the manor or Paunküla, make arrangements for transport and, if necessary, accommodation.
- Check the age restrictions; the age restriction for the big party in Tallinn is 18+.
- A themed costume is welcome at many parties, but do check the organiser’s guidelines.
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