OT Staff
Oktoberfest is held annually in Munich and is the world's largest beer festival, featuring traditional Bavarian music, food, a variety of beers, parades, traditional costumes, and massive beer tents offering local brews and German cuisine.
Barcelona’s La Mercè festival features 600 events celebrating the city’s patron saint, including parades, music, street performances, the Castellers, Giants Parade, Correfoc, food trucks, and art installations.
In Falmouth, the festival celebrates native Fal Oysters and Cornish seafood with tastings, music, cooking demos, an Oyster Parade, a shucking competition, and bars serving real ale and wine.
From September to December, this prestigious cultural event in Paris features dance performances, theatre, and music across various iconic venues. Attendees can enjoy cutting-edge global arts at theatres, museums, and public spaces throughout the city.
Held in the historic Buda Castle, this festival celebrates Hungary’s rich winemaking heritage and attracts wine enthusiasts worldwide. The festival includes wine tastings, cultural programs, and stunning views of Budapest from the castle grounds.
This is the world’s leading electronic music festival, held over five days in mid-October, featuring DJs, artists, and record labels from across the globe. With over 2,900 artists performing in 200+ venues, the event offers various electronic music genres and free shows.
The event, also known as White Night, is an all-night arts festival in Paris that immerses attendees in art, culture, and history through colourful illuminations and unique performances.
Celebrated on 5 November, this festival commemorates the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605 with bonfires, fireworks, and effigies of Guy Fawkes. The night is marked by spectacular fireworks displays and bonfires across the UK, creating a festive atmosphere.
Held in Alba, this festival celebrates the prized white truffle with markets, tastings, and culinary events. Visitors can enjoy truffle hunts, gourmet meals, and cooking demonstrations by top chefs.
Celebrated in the Ardèche region, this festival honours the chestnut harvest with markets, tastings, and traditional music and dance. The event includes chestnut-themed dishes, local crafts, and lively folk performances.