July 3rd – 4th, 2027

Seefeld Strudel Festival

The Strudel Festival has been a tradition for 18 years and is again tempting you this year with delicious strudel variations. The pedestrian zone transforms into a true culinary mile from July 3rd to 4th, both days from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM for this Austrian traditional dish – and the local hosts have prepared far more than just apple and cheese strudel for you. Look forward to exquisite fish or pulled pork variations as well as a variety of sweet and savory vegetarian delicacies.

On both days, local music groups will provide a traditional and festive atmosphere in the streets and at the village square. For the little guests, there will be a colorful children's program next to the Seefeld parish church.

Admission to the Seefeld Strudel Festival is free.

Saturday, July 03, 2027

11:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Sunday, July 04, 2027

11:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Grand Seefeld "Strudel" Festival

Klosterstr. 43, 6100 Seefeld

Plan Route

Important Notes:

Date: July 3rd – 4th, 2027, each day from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Location: Village square in the pedestrian zone of Seefeld
Admission: Free
Getting there: The Seefeld train station can be easily reached by public transport, as it is located directly at the pedestrian zone. Lines 434, 433, 430, and 432 as well as regional and suburban trains go directly there.
The Guest Card PlateauCard serves as a ticket in the region!

Program Highlights

Children's Program: Around the church, fun and action await the little ones – with mini bikes, soap bubbles & co.
Live Music at the Village Square: On the small stage, Die Inntaler will ensure a true folk festival atmosphere on both days. Additionally, Kranzbergblos, Marktmusig, and Die Außergewöhnlichen will provide hearty entertainment during small street parades.
Unplugged Street Music: Daily, three different music groups will stroll through the pedestrian zone, bringing musical surprises directly to you.
Seefelder Plattler: The Seefelder Plattler will perform several times, showcasing alpine traditions up close.

People in traditional outfits dancing around a pole with ribbons, baked goods in the foreground.

Children playing with bubbles in a sunny park with a parent nearby.

Two musicians performing outdoors with an accordion and a string instrument, accompanied by two beers.

Tip: Strudel Take-Away

If you prefer to enjoy your strudel at home, you can easily take the delicacies with you. Once again this year, the diverse strudel variations are delighting gourmets and connoisseurs – whether on-site or at home.

Hearty, sweet & really something going on

Impressions from the Strudel Festival

Freshly baked pastries dusted with powdered sugar on a display.

Two women in traditional attire smiling and interacting at an outdoor market stall.

Freshly baked pastry on a table with other baked goods in a warm, inviting setting.

Outdoor performance with musicians playing traditional instruments, including a harpist.

Display of savory pastries on a table, featuring spinach and meat fillings.

A woman giving a plate of food at an outdoor market.

Children playing with scooters in a town square, with adults nearby.

A hand lifting a slice of fruit pastry with powdered sugar from a tray.

Dancers in traditional costumes perform a ribbon dance while spectators watch.

Outdoor buffet table with an assortment of baked goods and garnishes.

A person in a checkered shirt arranges pastries at a food stall.

A busy town square with a church, market stalls, and people enjoying the sunny day.

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Village square (1.180 m)

Seefeld in Tirol

The pedestrian zone is the vibrant heart of Seefeld: lovingly managed shops, cozy cafés, charming restaurants – and right in the middle, the village square serves as a stage for markets, music, and festivals. What else the pedestrian zone has to offer can be found out here.

To the pedestrian zone