Hurshimchung Bräu Oktoberfest (허심청브로이 옥토버페스트)

Explanation

Hurshimchung Bräu Oktoberfest takes place in October at the outdoor space of Hotel Nongshim in Busan. The festival aims to create a fun experience for visitors of all ages, despite the main theme of the festival being beer. Enjoy special brews made by the brewmasters of Hurshimchung, as well as the tasty foods prepared by the chefs of Hotel Nongshim while watching a range of performances.

Inquiry

Hotel Nongshim +82-51-550-2511

Homepage

litt.ly/hscoktober

Information Use

Event Start Date : 2026년 10월 15일

Event end date : 2026년 10월 17일

Venue : Outdoor space & beer garden of Hotel Nongshim

Show time : 17:00-22:00 (Concerts: 19:00-21:00)

Organizer info : Hotel Nongshim

Contact the organizer : +82-51-550-2511

Sponsor Information : Nongshim, Dongnae-gu, Hite Jinro, YCOMMS

Charges (Hours) : 34,000 won (Early bird discount: 31,000 won)

Location

23 Geumganggongwon-ro 20beon-gil, Dongnae-gu, Busan

Directions

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