Holiday in Seefeld in Tirol
City in Austria — tips, highlights & best time to visit 🇦🇹
Country
Austria
Type
City
Best time to travel
December to March (cross-country skiing, skiing), May to October (hiking, golfing, cycling)
Budget/day
150-260€: 4-star hotel, ski pass/trail map, restaurant, wellness
Getting there from Germany
Car from Munich ~1.5h via Mittenwald, train to Seefeld station ~1.5h direct.
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What makes Seefeld in Tirol special as a destination?
Seefeld in Tirol is the Olympic region for Nordic disciplines and is located on a sunny high plateau at 1,200 meters between the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountains. Twice the host of the Olympic Winter Games, Seefeld offers 279 kilometers of cross-country ski trails and is among the world's elite in Nordic skiing. The elegant town center with pedestrian zones and Belle Époque hotels exudes a refined charm. In summer, the high plateau invites golfing, the Wildsee for swimming, and the Leutaschklamm for spectacular hikes.
What are the top highlights in Seefeld in Tirol?
The top highlights in Seefeld in Tirol include Olympic Cross-Country Ski Trails, Wildsee, Leutaschklamm, Seekirchl.
The places you absolutely must not miss.
Olympic Cross-Country Ski Trails
279 kilometers of groomed trails on the high plateau: classic and skating in Olympic quality with mountain panorama.
Wildsee
Moor lake above Seefeld: turquoise water amidst fir trees, circular hiking trail and beach in summer.
Leutaschklamm
Spectacular ghost gorge with steel walkways over the raging water: 75-meter high waterfall and border crossing to Germany.
Seekirchl
Baroque chapel from the 17th century: the landmark of Seefeld with a fascinating host miracle legend.
Hotels in Seefeld in Tirol
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Pauschalreisen & Rundreisen
Berge & Meer – 170 Tage Cookie
When is the best time to visit Seefeld in Tirol?
The best time to visit Seefeld in Tirol is December to March (cross-country skiing, skiing), May to October (hiking, golfing, cycling). Sunny and mild, 18-26°C, little precipitation on the high plateau, cool evenings In winter: Cold and sunny, -6 to 3°C, snow-sure on the plateau, often inversion weather with sunshine
Recommended travel time
December to March (cross-country skiing, skiing), May to October (hiking, golfing, cycling)
Summer
Sunny and mild, 18-26°C, little precipitation on the high plateau, cool evenings
Winter
Cold and sunny, -6 to 3°C, snow-sure on the plateau, often inversion weather with sunshine
How much does a holiday in Seefeld in Tirol cost?
Budget travellers: 70-110€: guesthouse/inn, self-catering, trails are mostly free/day, mid-range: 150-260€: 4-star hotel, ski pass/trail map, restaurant, wellness/day, luxury: 400€+: Astoria Resort/Klosterbräu, wellness, gourmet, golf club/day.
Average costs per person per day
Budget
70-110€: guesthouse/inn, self-catering, trails are mostly free
Hostel, Street food, Public transport
Mid-range
150-260€: 4-star hotel, ski pass/trail map, restaurant, wellness
Hotel, Restaurant, Excursions
Luxury
400€+: Astoria Resort/Klosterbräu, wellness, gourmet, golf club
Boutique hotel, Fine dining
How do I get from Germany to Seefeld in Tirol?
Car from Munich ~1.5h via Mittenwald, train to Seefeld station ~1.5h direct.
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Insider knowledge that makes your holiday better.
Seefeld is only 20 minutes from Mittenwald: day trips to Bavaria are also easily possible.
The Rosshütte offers alpine skiing for beginners and advanced: perfect as a complement to cross-country skiing.
In summer, play at the Seefeld-Wildmoos golf course: one of the most beautiful alpine golf courses at 1,200 meters.
The Leutaschklamm is free to access and a great family adventure — sturdy footwear is sufficient.
What should you eat in Seefeld in Tirol?
Typical specialities in Seefeld in Tirol: Tiroler Kaspressknödelsuppe — flattened cheese dumplings in clear broth: a hearty boost after a round of cross-country skiing., Schlutzkrapfen — Tyrolean dumplings: filled with spinach and ricotta, tossed in sage butter, a classic., Apfelstrudel — thin strudel dough with apples, raisins, and cinnamon: in Seefeld served with vanilla sauce and whipped cream., Kiachl — fried yeast dough pancakes: sweet with powdered sugar and cranberries or savory with sauerkraut..
These specialties you must try!
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