
Zell am See – Where Glaciers Meet Lakes
Zell am See is a postcard-perfect alpine town offering year-round attractions. Set beside Lake Zell and backed by the snow-covered Kitzsteinhorn Glacier, it’s perfect for water sports in summer and skiing in winter. Take scenic boat rides, explore Kaprun’s hydroelectric dams, or go glacier hiking.
In winter, Zell am See becomes a snowy playground. Skiing, snowboarding, sleigh rides, and cozy chalets make it ideal for couples, families, and solo adventurers.
Must-Visit: Lake Zell, Kaprun Glacier, Sigmund-Thun Gorge, Schmittenhöhe
Best Time to Visit: December to March (snow) | June to August (lake fun)
Distance: 100 km from Salzburg | 400 km from Vienna
Travel Tip: Get a Zell am See-Kaprun Summer Card for free transport and entry
Culture & Food: Rustic mountain dishes, alpine wines, and local schnapps
Unique Experience: Take a sunrise cable car ride followed by a lakeside breakfast
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