During all seasons of the year – whether winter or summer - life in Zell am See becomes a very special pleasure. The beautiful, small town surrounded by mountains and the “Kitzsteinhorn glacier” will fascinate you. Zell am See has about 9,900 inhabitants and was a market until 1928. For less than 100 years it can call itself a city. Originally known as "Zell im Pinzgau", the city has been bearing the name "Zell am See" since 1810. In 1875, the “Zeller railway line” was opened, which was the beginning of tourism. Also in economic terms, Zell am See quickly gained in importance due to its location at the famous “Grossglocknerstraße”. Fresh air and crystal clear water are the special attributes of the region. Since 1961, the small town has become a internationally known health resort. In addition to the air also the water of the “Zeller Lake” is particularly pure. It is characterized by drinking water quality. These two aspects characterize Zell am See as a very special holiday and food point. Directly from Zell am See you can reach the most beautiful hiking trails without having to get into the car. In numerous shops and at the weekly market, you can pursue your pleasure in the small Austrian town.