Zell am See
Apres-Ski in Zell am See
Unlike many Austrian ski resorts, Zell am See is a larger, bustling medieval town with lots to offer, full of boutique hotels and interesting shops, favoured by well-off Salzburgers who have holiday villas here. It's often described as 'Kitzbühel-on-Sea' which may give you a flavour.
The centre is charming and traffic-free so perfect to wander around window-shopping or spending your holiday money if you can't resist. There are over 100 restaurants serving everything from local to Mediterranean to Asian cuisine so your taste in food will be met in platefuls. For five star dining there's the Salzburger Hof, for a burger or two, try the American-style Kupferkessel or for pizzas there's Villa Crazy Daisy.
Après bars - Berghotel, Pinzgauer Diele club, O’Flannigan’s , A Bit of Irish, to name but a few - and there's even the Ginhouse. Guess what you drink there!
Other activities - Tobogganing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, ski touring and Nordic walking, ice skating and watching ice hockey. Or why not take a train to Salzburg or Kitzbühel?
Go go go, Zell am See! So much to offer it'd be mad not to. Let us sort out a great holiday for you.
Gary's Little Gems in Zell am See
Glacier skiing on the Kitzsteinhorn is worth a full day trip as the snow is great and the scenery is breathtaking with lake below and some of Austria's highest peaks towering nearby.
Accommodations in Zell am See
Resort Details
- Resort Altitude: 758 m
- Highest Lift: 3029 m
- Total Piste: 136 km
- Longest Run: 8 km
- Directions of Slopes: N, E, S, W
- Uphill Capacity: 58000
- Total Lifts: 55
- Gondolas/Cable cars: 13
- Chairlifts: 18
- Drag Lifts: 24
- Good for Families
- Good for Non-skiers
- Groups
- Snow Sure Conditions
- Lively Après Ski
- High Altitude
Location
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Salzburg Airport
Calais Ferry Port