FAQ about Zell am See

Here you find some of the most common questions, and of course answers to them, that people usually have about Zell am See regarding the trip there, skiing, things to do, accommodation etc.

Which are the best airports to fly to when going to Zell am See?

Zell am See is very well located when you want to go here by flight, and it is also very well connected and easy to get to and from the airports.

The very best option is to fly to Salzburg, and from there the transfer time is about 1 hour and 20 minutes by road. There are also direct trains from the centre of Salzburg that takes about 1,5 hours. Another, almost as good option, is Innsbruck. It is a little bit longer travel time than Salzburg by road, about 2 hours, but there are direct trains from Innsbruck to Zell am See as well. Considering the small difference in transfer time you are best flying to whichever of these airports you can find the best price too. Just keep in mind that Salzburg has a little bit cheaper transfer cost, so you are best choosing to fly here if flight prices are similar.

It is also very doable to fly to Munich as well. By road you get to Zell am See in about 2.5 hours. It is also possible to go by train from Munich central station in 2.5 hours with one change of train, but don't forget the time to get from the airport to the train station as well.

Which are the top hotels in Zell am See?

One of the top hotels, and the only 5-star hotel in Zell am See, is the Salzburgerhof hotel. It is a very renowned hotel that has a spa and a very popular and highly recommended gourmet restaurant. If you are interested in 4-star hotels that are centrally located and highly rated by the guests we can recommend Sporthotel Alpin and Hotel Berner.

Does Zell am See have any train station?

Yes, Zell am See do have its own train station, and not only that, but there are also direct trains from both Salzburg and Innsbruck to here. From Salzburg the train ride is about 1,5 hour and can be as cheap as 15-20 euro for a one-way ticket, and from Innsbruck it takes about 2 hours with train, costing from about 30 euro and upwards.

Is there any night skiing in Zell am See?

Yes, Zell am See offers night skiing on designated slopes, providing a unique experience as the slopes are illuminated.

What is the Zell am See-Kaprun Card and why do I need it?

The Zell am See-Kaprun Card is a guest card that offers free or discounted access to various attractions, including ski lifts, public transportation, and cultural sites, enhancing the overall visitor experience while on a ski holiday in Zell am See.

How much does a ski pass cost in Zell am See?

A ski pass in Zell am See for one day of skiing is 72.00 EUR for adults. The daily price for youth is 54.00 EUR, and you pay 36.00 EUR per day for kids.

What are the best places to rent ski and snowboard equipment in Zell am See?

If you want to rent your ski equipment in Zell am See, you can do so in the stores Discount Rental, Hervis Zell am See and Treffpunkt Europsport. If you want to see booking options and the shops on a map you can see them all here.

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