jojes Says: The promenade at Zeller See is about a kilometer long.You can sit on one of the many benches along the way to simply admire the view.The promenade is completely carfree and easily accessible for disabled people or people with strollers.You have the most beautiful views from...
jojes Says: At several locations all around the Zeller See, you can go in for a swim in this clean lake.There are 3 "Freibäder" (or "Strandbäder") located right next to the lake and often have an extra pool. Some have a slide or kiddypool. The pools can be found at Zell am See, Seespitz...
jojes Says: If you feel line going for a swim and the weather doesn't allow an outdoor swim, go to the indoor pool ("Hallenbad") in Zell am See. It can be found in the "Freizeitzentrum", located in the center of town.The pool has a separate pirate-themed kiddypool, a 74-meter...
balhannah Says: I did this and I do hope you have the time too!As Zell am See is so old, then the old town has many historic buildings. I like the ones with frescoes, some of these did not look that old, but still nice to view. I found a small Chapel, and lovely ancient door, I loved it!...
balhannah Says: Not only do you need to find the Post Office to buy stamps for postcards, but while at Zell am See Post Office, have a good look at the outside. There are some nice sculptures on the round parts of the building.
balhannah Says: One of my favorities with Towns that have a lake, is to do the Promenade walk. I always find it peaceful and interesting, and often find a bench to sit and enjoy the views.Well, here in Zell Am See, it was no different, its so picturesque here with the high Mountains...
balhannah Says: CityXpress Seilbahn is the Cable car station. It was closed for the day, otherwise, we would have gone up.For beginner Skiers, it takes them to an open area with an easy draglift that is perfect for them!From the CityXpress, then catch the Schmittenhohe cable car, which goes...
balhannah Says: The Hotel Lebzelter is a Hotel, and another important landmark located in the Marktplatz.Located by the Vog Tower, you really can't miss it, as its painted a bright yellow color and has traditional decoration of an Austrian chalet. Hotel Lebzelter is a historic 18th century...
balhannah Says: The Stadt museum is located in the Old Town in the Vogt Tower, so its quite easy to find!It's also a local history museum and the office of the county's archives. The tower is thought to be 1000 years old, first mentioned in 926 as an escape tower for solders and citizens of...
balhannah Says: Bezirkshauptmannschaft [District Office], located on the Stadtplatz, was built before 1500.Originally owned by a family, later in the 17th century, this Gothic building was used as the administrative centre for the rural judges. The 20th century, and it became the District...
balhannah Says: The Grand Hotel is said to be one of the most prominent landmarks in Zell am See. I came across it on my lakeside walk and thought it was a beautiful building in a beautiful location.The Hotel was built between 1894 and 1896, on the Zeller shore of a privately owned...
balhannah Says: The City Hall can be found in the Rosenberg Castle. The Castle was built in 1583 by two tradesmen, brothers Karl and Hans Rosenberg and has been resold a few times, once becoming a private residence, also a beer brewery and a college.The castle's architecture is typical for...
balhannah Says: St. Hippolyte's Church really didn't look much from the outside. Built in Romanesque style in a darkish grey stone, it had a tall tower, and some lovely old doors.I was able to go inside, even though it was early morning. This Church is one of the oldest known building...
saleemg Says: Plenty of outlets and supermarkets with diverse cuisine and variety. There are supermarkets and restaurants that serve muslim halal food which was apt for us ("Basmati-Antonio" and "Ali Baba" - 2 min from Railway station. One Arabic food joint is right opposite the railway...
codrutz Says: The restaurant of the hotel I stayed in - Vitalhotel Glocknerhof - had a very good restaurant, they have spoiled us for the New Year's Eve menu. Though I did not really had the new year's eve celebration here but at the Grand Hotel of Zell am See, on the lake.
victorwkf Says: The best way to go to Zell Am See is perhaps by trains of the OBB railway (see website below). OBB is the national railway company of Austria, and there are many trains going from Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and other major Austria cities to Zell Am See. My wife and I took...
victorwkf Says: Ship ride on Zeller See lake is a comfortable and relaxing way to admire the beautiful scenery of Zell Am See and surrounding areas. The ships are comfortable and frequent, more information about the timings and costs of the ship ride are in the webpage below. The adult fare...
victorwkf Says: Hiking is one of the best ways to explore Zell Am See and its surroundings. There is a well paved hiking path which runs along the entire Zeller See lake (see photos), which is very nice to walk as it is on flat ground and no climbing is required. The Zeller See lake is not...
victorwkf Says: Zell Am See is one the locations in Austria where you can see lots of visitors come via motorcycles. In fact, there are many motorcycle groups who like to visit the area around Zell Am See because of the beautiful scenery. This include Zell Am See itself, and nearby...
balhannah Says: When I saw Schloss Saalhof, I thought it was just another Castle.In fact, it is a Hotel with accommodation available including a Farmstay and a Mountain Hut.If you stay there, you can help with the farm activities involving cattle and calves, 20 of are milking cows, 10 pigs...
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Zell Am See is a town located in the Alps region of Austria, next to the Zeller See (lake) and surrounded by beautiful mountains. This town is very popular both in winter and summer because of good......
Zell am See has a lot to offer!
A great lake, good hotels, a nice towncentre, good accessible mountains and ski area, an airfield etc.
If I would go back to this area I would definately stay in Zell...
Zell am See is the capital city of the Zell am See district in the Salzburger Land (the Austrian state of Salzburg).
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Zell am See is an unusual resort because it is not a rustic village like most of its small Austrian competitors, but a lakeside town with a charming old centre. I am sure it is geared up more for...
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