Traditional market celebrates its anniversary: ​​Tegernsee traditional costumes and crafts dut takes place for the 20th time

At the weekend, the Tegernsee traditional costumes and crafts market will take place again in Rosenstrasse and in the Kurpark.

Visitors can expect a colorful range.

Tegernsee

- From the dashing traditional hat to the knitted calf socks, from fine silver jewelery to the expansive bronze sculpture, the offer ranges on the weekend, 25./26.

June, at the Tegernsee traditional costumes and crafts market in Rosenstraße and in the Kurpark.

The traditional market presents itself in the familiar form after the Corona break, and this is now for the 20th time.

Around 50 stands in Rosengasse and in the Kurpark

A total of 50 stalls are lined up on Saturday and Sunday, and the market is open on both days from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

"There are many exhibitors from the very beginning, but also new providers," says organizer Jens Höpke from the "Markt & Aktion" office.

The organizer is the city of Tegernsee.

The city's shops are also allowed to open parallel to the market: June 26th is Sunday for shopping.

High quality standards

The demands on the quality of the exhibitors at this market have always been high.

Dirndl and costume tailors are represented, milliners, turners, edelweiss carvers, chamois beard binders, weavers, leather workshops, blue printers and soap makers.

Handicrafts can be found both in the Kurpark and in Rosenstraße.

Vendors of traditional costumes and accessories are mainly to be found on Rosenstraße.

Numerous craft and arts and crafts stands have been set up in the Kurpark.

In addition, a beer garden will be set up there, in which sweet and savory delicacies will be available in addition to drinks.

Rosenstraße will be closed from Friday, 6.30 p.m. from the main road junction up to property 29 and 32.

The ban will be lifted at 7 p.m. Sunday.