Seefeld, Bavaria

Seefeld is a municipality in the western district of Starnberg (Upper Bavaria). The town lies on the northern shore of Lake Pils and about 14 kilometers west of the county town of Starnberg.

  • 2.1 municipal
  • 2.2 Local Taxes
  • 2.3 community partnership
  • 3.1 Economics
  • 3.2 traffic

History

Seefeld found his position as seat of the Counts of Toerring. On 8 July 1952, the name of the municipality was officially changed to Oberalting Oberalting -Seefeld.

Incorporations

In its present form, the community has existed since 1 January 1978. During the municipal reorganization in Bavaria communities Oberalting -Seefeld, Heche village were merged on Pilsensee and Meiling to the new community of Seefeld. Previously, the communities Drößling and Unering have been incorporated to Oberalting -Seefeld on 1 July 1972.

Population Development

In the year 1970 3.897 inhabitants were on the territory of the municipality counted, in 1987 there were 5,820 inhabitants, by 2008 the number had grown to 7,073 inhabitants.

Policy

Mayor of the municipality is tungsten Gum ( CSU).

Parish council

BVS = Civic Association Seefeld FWG = Free Wählergemeinschaft Seefeld

Two CSU members joined in the context of (because of the extension of the operating licenses for the special airfield Oberpfaffenhofen, etc.) from the CSU with their dissatisfaction with the CSU state government, however, form a parliamentary group with their former party colleagues.

Municipal taxes

Community partnership

With Gossensaß in South Tyrol is a community partnership.

Economy and infrastructure

Economy

There were 2008 according to official statistics in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 15, in the manufacturing sector in 1702, trade and transport 340, in the area of ​​business services and 280 in the area of ​​public and private service 373 persons work at the workplace. Social insurance contributions at town there were a total 2265th In the manufacturing sector there were two establishments in the construction of eight farms. In 2007 there were also 34 farms with an agricultural area of 1170 ha, of which 662 ha of arable land and 507 ha of permanent grassland. The largest companies in Seefeld are the companies 3M Espe (daughter of 3M) and the TQ-Group.

Traffic

The station Seefeld Heche village on the railway line from Munich to Herrsching is served by the line 8 of the Munich S-Bahn.

Culture and sights

See also List of monuments in Seefeld (Upper Bavaria)

Striking building in the village is the Toerring'sche Counts Castle, which was first mentioned in 1302 as a Fixed Schlossberg and received its present Baroque form in the 18th century.

In the district Unering is the Catholic branch church of St. Martin, a central building of the Rococo, built around 1732 by Johann Michael Fischer.

The Church of St. Peter and Paul is located in the district Oberalting, at Marienplatz. It is a " Baroque style neo-gothic building " with a history dating back some 1200 years back.

The first mentioned in documents in the 14th century parish church of St. Michael in the district Heche village is a choir and tower plant in 1772 in Baroque style.

  • Attractions

St. Martin in Unering

St. Peter and Paul in Seefeld district Oberalting

St. Michael Heche village

Personalities

  • Franz Joseph Esser (1891 - 1964), painter, watercolorist, caricaturist, illustrator and graphic designer, died on June 18, 1964 in Seefeld.
  • Lukas Podolski ( born 1985 ), football player, lived from August 2006 to 2009, Heche village, a district of Seefeld.
  • Gert Heidenreich ( born 1944 ), writer, lives in Seefeld since 1993.
Independent (politician) Seefeld Castle Andechs Feldafing Krailling
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