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A SNEAK PEAK

A Sneak Peek into Zell am See

The Salzburger region, mainly the Zell am See region, is a one-of-a-kind destination with exquisite attractions you must visit.
As a result, you should include this destination on your list of must-see places in Austria.
If you list places to visit while in Austria, Zell am See should be at the top of the list.
The city, located halfway between Salzburg and Innsbruck, has recently gained popularity as more people visit it.
It has recently become famous for winter sports, and at over 2000 metres above sea level, Zell See is a popular destination for snowboarders, skiers, and hikers.
Zell am See is an exquisite holiday destination with everything you've been looking for in an Austrian holiday.
The town is considered a top summer and winter tourist destination with its magnificent mountains, idyllic crystal-clear lakes, and fantastic landscape.
Zeller lake offers an abundance of activities to do and enjoy during your holiday.
During the summer, many amazing sights, excursions, and exciting attractions exist.
Capital: Zell am See District
International Airport: Salzburg (SZG)
Population: 10,128
Currency: euro
Time: UTC +2
Driving Side: Right
Main Electricity: 230v
Official Language: German
Religion: Roman Catholic

HIGHLIGHTS

Top Tourist Attractions in Zell am See

Take a stroll through Old Town.
Hike or ride your bike around Lake Zell.
Climb a Mountain
Go for a Boat Ride
Hike through the Sigmund Thun Gorge.

SEASONS TO TRAVEL

Best Months to Visit Zell am See

Based on everything a traveller needs to know about Zell Am See, such as the cost of travel, weather, peak travel seasons, and so on, September is the best time to visit.
Zell Am See can reach 22°C (71°F) during summer. In the winter, especially around.
January, temperatures can drop to -15°C (4°F).
If you want to see Zell Am See's sights during the day, July is the best month.
If you don't mind getting drenched, May is the best month to visit; if you prefer to stay dry, visit in February instead.

WORTH A VISIT

The Best Places to Visit in Zell am See

The Old Town

Zell am See, on Lake Zell's western shore, is a small town that can be explored in half an hour.
There are numerous attractive buildings with colourful wall paintings and balcony flowers.
Special mention should be made of St. Hippolyte's Church and the Grand Hotel.
The 36-meter-high church tower dominates the market square skyline, while the hotel dominates the shoreline in front of the town.

Around Lake Zell

Hiking or cycling around the lake is one of the best summer activities in Zell am See.
The circular route is slightly more than 11 kilometres long, and many places pass close to the lake.
You can cycle around the lake twice from our campsite in Bruck a der Großglocknerstraße, joining the Tauern Cycle Trail, which connects to the lake trail.
While 11 kilometres may appear to be a long distance, the terrain is mostly flat. On the eastern shore, there are only one or two small hills.
There are numerous rest stops along the way as well. You can stop for a swim, a drink, or take in the scenery.

Go Swimming

Swimming opportunities abound during your Zell am See summer holiday.
The most popular swimming areas around Lake Zell are known as Lidos.
There are three Lidos, the largest of which is near the Grand Hotel in the old town.
It has heated pools, a dive tower, a waterslide, showers, and restrooms.
In general, there is no fee to swim in Lake Zell. An excellent public swimming area is near the Seecamp campsite on the northern shore.
The water temperature in the summer is around 23 °C. Regarding water quality, and some locals insist it is safe to drink.
Bruck a der Großglocknerstraße, the campsite, is a 10-minute drive away.

DISCOVER MORE

Zell am See Off the Beaten Track

Visit Kaprun

Kaprun has a fantastic array of attractions to suit all tastes for a small Alpine village.
The Kitzsteinhorn glacier, which lies in the shadow of the same-named summit, is undoubtedly the largest of them all.
It can be seen from Zell am See at 3,200 metres. While the mountains undoubtedly attract more hikers in the summer, a few ski slopes are open all year.
The Maiskogel alpine coaster is a popular family attraction close to town.
On a rainy day, the Vötter's Oldtimer Museum is full of gleaming old cars to cheer up the boys in your company.
They happened upon it on an afternoon drive to find something to do on a fantastic day.
A stroll through Kaprun led us to the picturesque village church perched on a hill.

The Werfen Ice Caves

Only 60 kilometres from Zell am See the world's largest ice caves.
This, also known as the Eisriesenwelt, are a natural wonder that should be noticed if you are in the area.
It's an adventure just getting to the mouth of the caves via two short hikes and Austria's steepest cable car ride.
The temperature inside the caves is zero degrees Celsius, making it one of the best summer activities near Zell am See.

CULTURE & TRADITIONS

Zell am See Culture and Traditions

Various private registered societies and associations (culture, sports, social clubs, etc.).
There are numerous cultural options and sports facilities throughout Austria.
Current cultural and sporting events are covered in daily newspapers and particular agendas.
Vienna has been named "Metropolis with the highest standard of living in the world" several times in recent years.
The centuries-old Catholic tradition has had a significant impact on Austrian culture.
However, daily life and legislation are strictly secular.
In Austrian society, social cohesion and tolerance are of the utmost importance.
Religious freedom exists in Austria. According to a population census conducted in 2001, the majority of Austrians identify as Roman Catholics.
This group is followed by atheists, Protestants, Muslims, and members of the Christian Orthodox faith.

FOOD FUN FASHION

Zell am See: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide

PIZZERIA, INN OR TOQUE RESTAURANT

#Food

Eight award-winning Toque restaurants invite gourmets and connoisseurs to a truly unique culinary experience in the region.
Inns, pizzerias, and mountain restaurants serve simple and hearty fare, while cafés and bars offer a relaxing respite.
And did you know you can even dine at the highest point in SalzburgerLand? The Gipfelrestaurant, located at the summit of the Kitzsteinhorn, offers an unrivalled view.
There are four culinary stations on Zell's local mountain, the Schmittenhöhe, and three culinary trails in the region: "Glacier," "Mountain," and "Lake."

SOPURE

#Fashion

Sopure is in Zell am See and Kaprun.
They have the largest selection of natural perfumes, body creams, cosmetics, and 500 different kinds of handmade soaps and bath products.
Remember our daily Salt and Soap testing.
Try one of our Honey soaps or body scrubs, which make excellent holiday gifts.

CHARISMA AM STADTPLATZ