Gathering in Rottach-Egern - adorned with a parade, vibrant display, and firework show
The picturesque town of Rottach-Egern, nestled on the shores of Lake Tegernsee, is set to host the annual Seefest festival on the 8th of July. This much-anticipated event promises a day filled with music, culinary delights, and a stunning fireworks display.
In the spirit of preparation, festival-goers can find the specific alternative dates for the Seefest in case of bad weather on the official Rottach-Egern municipality website or the Seefest event page. The alternative dates this year are the 9th and 10th of July, should the need arise.
To ensure a smooth journey, visitors can take advantage of the free MVV ring lines and the southern round trip of the shipping company from 5 pm on the day of the Seefest. Additionally, free shuttles will be available to transport visitors to and from the festival.
As the entire Seestraße is closed to traffic and transformed into a party zone, small stands, booths, and bars will line the streets, offering a variety of refreshments. The festival officially begins at 4 pm, with performances ranging from circus acts to ballet and Taekwondo.
The aroma of delicious food, brass music, and anticipation for the fireworks fill the air as the evening progresses. The Seefest concludes with a colorful fireworks display at 10:15 pm, marking the end of a memorable day.
Meanwhile, in Munich, artist Morag Myerscough has created a new meeting place called Flux next to the Pinakothek der Moderne. This vibrant and interactive space promises to be a colorful wonderland for all.
More lake festivals are scheduled to take place at Lake Tegernsee in 2025, with the dates and locations available in a free PDF. For those interested in art, the Olaf Gulbransson Museum is currently involved in a new controversy, while the Bavarian State Picture Collections face security concerns.
Lastly, for those planning to visit Rottach-Egern on the day of the Seefest, guarded bicycle parking spaces will be available at the schoolhouse of the primary and secondary school. The Filmfest Munich, which celebrates diversity, is also set to open this year.
Whether you're a resident or a visitor, the Seefest festival in Rottach-Egern offers a unique and enjoyable experience for everyone. So, mark your calendars, and get ready to join in the festivities!
In the home-and-garden of Rottach-Egern, small stands, booths, and bars will line the streets during the Seefest festival, offering a variety of refreshments as part of the lively lifestyle experience. Meanwhile, in Munich, artist Morag Myerscough's creation, Flux, promises to be a vibrant and interactive entertainment destination next to the Pinakothek der Moderne.
