What to expect on the first weekend of October

The town centre becomes a marketplace, the farmers’ market a feast, and the pedestrianised zone a shopping mile. Welcome to the Seefeld Market Days!Mark the first weekend of October in your calendar. Twice a year, Seefeld’s merchants turn the town centre into a marketplace – and the autumn edition lands right in the middle of the Tyrolean harvest season: 2 to 4 October 2026, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, in the pedestrianised zone on the village square. Welcome to the Seefeld Market Days.

The farmers’ market: your very own piece of Tyrol
This is the heart of the event for food lovers. Local producers bring their homemade goods straight to the stalls: bread, cheese, speck, berries, juices, liqueurs, honey, and garden flowers. You’ll also find regional crafts – with advice from the makers themselves. Tasting is part of the experience, of course; Tyrolean treats will keep you going while you browse.

Over 50 stalls and an end-of-season sale
A fixture on the calendar for more than 20 years. Regional retailers and family-run businesses line the shopping mile, offering fashion, sportswear, hiking boots, designer jewellery, and sunglasses at unbeatable prices. Collect bonus points with the My Seefeld Shopping app and redeem them during the market weekend itself.

For families and a good cause
On Saturday, the Kids & Family parents’ association hosts its “Rund ums Kind” second-hand market. Pre-loved treasures get a second chance, and all proceeds go towards projects supporting Seefeld’s children and families.

Harvest Festival in Reith near Seefeld
On the first Sunday of October, the harvest crown is blessed at the parish church of St. Nikolaus. Look forward to a shared meal of bread and wine prepared by local farm women and a festival tent with live music from the young farmers’ association. Just ten minutes from Seefeld.

Where to find us
Two Klosterbräu venues are open for the occasion: the Reitherjochalm (closed Mondays) and our pop-up restaurant PHOENIX powered by Bräukeller. The same regional quality you’ll find at the stalls has been part of our offer for six generations. The hotel itself welcomes you back from 1 December 2026, so there’s still plenty of time to plan your winter escape.