Schloss Seefeld above the Pilsensee is privately owned. You can plan an outing around the cinema, inn and courtyard businesses, but there is no public tour of the castle interior.
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We love the laid-back vibe of the place, and of course, thoroughly enjoy the Beer Garden in the middle of the castle courtyard surrounding the castle’s Bräustüberl.
What is open to visitors?
The StarnbergAmmersee visitor guide lists the Bräustüberl, shops and workshops, and the Kino Breitwand. They have their own hours. If you’re going for lunch, check the Bräustüberl’s opening hours for that day. If you’re going for a film, Kino Breitwand’s directions explain how to reach the cinema; use its current programme to pick a screening.
The castle has a long association with the Törring family, as the municipality’s history explains. Seeing the buildings from the courtyard and visiting a business there are different from visiting the private residence. If you want an indoor castle museum, try Grünwald Castle instead.
How do you get to Schloss Seefeld?
Use Schlosshof 7, 82229 Seefeld for directions. The regional visitor guide suggests the S8 to Seefeld-Hechendorf, followed by a walk of around 15 minutes. Check the MVV journey planner for the route and any rail works on your date. For a trip with more time by the water, compare our Ammersee guide or the Starnberger See guide.