Seeshaupt Arts and Crafts Market

Arts and Crafts in the Alpine Foothills

Seeshaupt is located on the southern shore of Lake Starnberg, against the backdrop of the Bavarian Alpine foothills – one of the most iconic landscapes in Upper Bavaria. In the Weilheim-Schongau district, the municipality with its approximately 3,200 inhabitants is the terminus of the railway line from Munich and has been a popular local recreation area for Munich day-trippers since the 19th century.

A Market with Profile

The Seeshaupt Arts and Crafts Market stands out from many similar events due to its curated selection of exhibitors. The focus is on three materials: glass, ceramics, and wood. In addition, there is jewelry and decorative objects. Many of the exhibitors come from the Alpine foothills – the regional roots give the market its identity-forming character.

Program and Atmosphere

• Artist and craft stands around the event area
• Live music under the festival tent
• Diverse children's program (interactive stations, craft activities)
• Gastronomic offerings from local clubs
• Family-friendly atmosphere – many guests combine the market with a day trip to Lake Starnberg

Region: Lake Starnberg, Alpine Foothills, Pfaffenwinkel

Seeshaupt borders the Pfaffenwinkel tourist region – home to Baroque churches such as the Wieskirche, Andechs Monastery, and historic farmhouses along the Romantic Road. Visitors to the market can combine their stay with a boat trip on Lake Starnberg, a hike in the Alpine foothills, or a detour to Lake Kochel.