Region Seefeld - Tirols Hochplateau

Golfakademie Seefeld © Tirol Werbung/ Madörin Tobias

The sunny high plateau is centrally located, easy to reach and boasts of short distances between event locations amidst breathtaking mountain scenery. Region Seefeld and venue of the FIS Nordic Ski World Cup 2019 impresses year-round with first-class infrastructure excellent accommodation, gourmet delights and genuine Tirolean hospitality, as well as a varied leisure programme for your individual incentives, seminars, congresses and events.
The region undertakes a pioneering role and is one of the first destinations in Austria to be certified with the Austrian Eco-label for tourism destinations.

Event Locations

Olympiabad and Kongress Seefeld
WM-Hall (Championship hall)
Building at Toni Seelos Ski Jump
Festhalle Wetterstein Leutasch
Casino Seefeld
Specialised conference hotels
Quaint mountain huts
Pleasant restaurants

Conference Hotels

Incentive & Event Ideas

Cross-country skiing and roller-skiing
Biathlon in winter and summer
Alpine ski races
Walks by torchlight and snowshoe tours
Curling, ice-skating and horse-drawn sleigh rides
Guided hikes, (E-)bikes and Segway tours
Wellness and meditative hikes
Golf and tennis tournaments
Mountain hut evenings and sampling local specialties
Visit to Casino Seefeld

Capacity

3* Hotels: 38, beds: 1,508
4* Hotels: 32, beds: 3,152
4*s Hotels: 4, beds: 752
5* Hotels: 3, beds: 881

Maximum conference capacity: 2,500 persons

Services

Impartial advice for your event, well away from hectic city life. Information and support in finding rooms as well as customised packages and the organisation of a programme of side events.

In a pilot project a sustainable tourism concept is being developed and implemented for the Olympiaregion Seefeld.

Until 2022 the region Seefeld is part of a Pilot project for a sustainable tourism concept. In the next two years individual projects will be developed and dirctly be implemented. The sustainable and climate-neutral orientation of tourism in the region should not only benefit the tourism businesses and guests, but also the entire habitat on the Seefelder Plateau.