Oktoberfest is the world's largest fair and one of the best festivals in Germany: Every year, over 6 million visitors from all over the world come to Munich to drink beer, eat sausage and join together in song.
Oktoberfest is famous for its huge beers in heavy steins, but there is more to the Bavarian festival; link arms with locals, swing to the Oompha of Bavarian bands, admire traditional costumes, enjoy hearty food, and get a good helping of German hospitality.
This complete guide to Oktoberfest will help you make the most out of your Oktoberfest; just click on the Oktoberfest links below and start celebrating.

GNTB/Rainer KiedrowskiKnow when to go: Find out when Oktoberfest takes place in Germany in 2010 and beyond, and learn about the opening hours of Oktoberfest beer halls and rides. By the way, in 2010, Oktoberfest celebrates its 200th anniversary.

Johannes Simon/Getty ImagesCab, car, train or subway? Here are the best ways to get to Theresienwiese, the traditional venue of Munich's Oktoberfest.

GNTB/Rainer KiedrowskiCan I take children to Oktoberfest? Should I reserve a table in an Oktoberfest beer hall? How much do I have to shell out for Oktoberfest beer?
Find the answers here, and get helpful tips and information for your Oktoberfest visit.
There are over 30 beer tents at Oktoberfest; find out what's happening where and which beer tent is the right choice for you.

Andreas Rentz/Getty ImagesOktoberfest is more than drinking beer and eating sausage - the festival is a colorful celebration of Bavarian culture and tradition. Find out about the best Oktoberfest events 2010 that you should not miss.

Andrew AmondsonWant to celebrate Oktoberfest in style? Then get yourself a traditional Bavarian costume; here are the best shops in Munich to find your Dirndl or a pair of Lederhosen.

Bastian SteinStart planning your visit to Oktoberfest with this helpful Munich city profile; get information about Munich hotels, restaurants and shopping, and learn about Munich's airport, main train station, and day trips in Bavaria.

Dimitry B.Besides Oktoberfest, the city of Munich has a lot to offer. Don't leave Munich before you have seen these sights and attractions.

Dave MorrisGet a taste of Bavarian culture and cuisine at the Hofbräuhaus in Munich, one of the most famous beer halls in the world. You don't have to wait until Oktoberfest to enjoy the traditionally brewed beer Munich is famous for.
Find out what other Germany travelers have to say about Oktoberfest; read helpful insider tips and post your own suggestion on how to have a great Oktoberfest.