This circular walk takes you to Seefeld’s top highlights – from the peaceful Wildsee and the stunning views at Pfarrhügel (parish hill) to the iconic Seekirchl and the lively pedestrian zone.

The roughly one-hour walk begins at the Seefeld Information Office, right by the train station. From there, you’ll stroll through the pedestrian zone to St. Oswald’s Parish Church – it’s well worth stepping inside this late Gothic gem! Passing the church on the left, the path climbs up to Pfarrhügel, following the Seefeld Kreuzweg with its 14 stations. Once at the top, take in the wonderful view over Seefeld’s rooftops, stretching as far as Germany.

At the summit, the Apostle Circle awaits. Built in 2000, its massive boulders – weighing up to 23 tons – are arranged to depict the Last Supper in a special star alignment. Writer Winfried Werner Linde envisioned this spot as a peaceful gathering place for people of all world religions. On-site info boards provide fascinating details about this unique place.

From Pfarrhügel, you’ll enjoy breathtaking