| Schloss Rosenberg
A traditional Salzburg residence built on quadratic foundations with four corner towers and one central tower. Constructed in 1583 and named after the builders, Karl and Hans Rosenberger. The building was owned by a variety of authorities until 1970, when it was bought by the town and became the town hall. |
Town Tower Vogtturm (Kastnerturm)
The oldest building in the town, probably constructed before the year 1000. The tower owes its name to the businessman Johann Kastner who acquired the building in 1866. It houses the local heritage museum which contains over 2500 exhibits including traditional costumes, furniture and handicrafts. There is also information relating to the evolution of the lake, the Alps and skiing, local animals and minerals. | 
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| Saint Johannes von Nepomuk
In order to protect themselves from further flooding, the people of Zell built a chapel in 1770 in the market square. In 1389 he was canon in the Prague Cathedral and was seen as devout, incorruptible and an excellent preacher. King Wenzel IV procured him as confessor but had him drowned in 1393 on account of his incorruptibility. |
Town fountain
In 1855 the Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenaugave the fountain to tenure. In 1885 it became the property of Zell am See market town. In 1894 a water pipe was constructed and the fountain was taken away. In 1954 it was once more erected with the aid of donations from the local population. Important historical events of the twon ar depicted on its side panels. | 
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| District Council Offices
A Gothic house constructed before 1500 and then in possession of the Panincher family. Bought by Archbishop Wolf Dietrich in 1606. Under his rule, it became the administrative centre for rural judges. Since 1971 it is in the hands of the property of the Salzburg province. |
Parish Church»St. Hippolyt«
Roman construction with Gothic extensions, probably dating from the 11th century. The high alter and side alter, as well as the tricoloured windows, date from the neo-gothic perioud around 1900. The church contains a series of ancient, red marble tombstones originating from the year 1372. | 
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| Marien Chapel
The Marien Chapel was built in 1774, on the site of "Our Lady of the Forest" Church which was destroyed by fire in 1770. The most admired cult subjet of this chapel is a painting of "Ährenkleidmadonna", called the "wheat woman of the Pinzgau" by the locals. |
»Austrian Fountain«
One of the most famous Austrian artist of the second half of the 20th century, Friedensreich Hundertwasser designed the fountain that can be admired near the Grand Hotel terrace beside the lake. Hundertwasser dedicatedthe fountain to the nine provinces of Austria, each represented by a column. The heigth of each column represents the number of inhabitants of each province.
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| Weyringersculptures
All three sculptures - the eagle (epitomizing earth), capricorn (determination) and the flower (nature)- created by sculptor and painter Johann Weyringer - point out the diversity of the region's flora and fauna, and the importance of its protection. |
Ferry-Porsche-Congress-Center
It fits smoothly and discreetly into the townscape with its modern architecture and state of the art technical equipment. The floor space of 2.100m² provides a suitable setting for every event and can cater for up to 1000 persons. The interior of the building offers its guests 8 absolutely flexible, daylight-flooded rooms with movable walls and the most modern technology. | 
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| Schmittenhöhe
The mountain of Zell am See offers something for alpine enthusiasts of all skill levels. In summer you can enjoy an impressive panorama of 30 mountains peaks from the many hiking and walking trails. |
Art on the mountain
Art and nature become one on the Schmittenhöhe. An all year art exhibition to delight hikers and winter sport fans alike. Discover 24 wooden sculptures along slopes, the hiking paths and in the mountain lake Brunnermais. | 
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| Elisabeth Chapel
Built between 1904 and 1905 by Carl and Emilie Haschke, with support of friends and charities, in honour of Empress Elisabeth. Opend on the 10th anniverary of the Empress death from Kardinal Johann Katschthaler. |
Schloss Prielau
Situated just a few metres from the northern side of Lake Zell, this castle was first documented in 1425 and obtained its present form and character in 1560. After a varied history, the castle has been totally restored in order to provide for the functional expectations of today, yet still maintain its original character. | 
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| Prielau Chapel
The Chapel of the Holy Dreifaltigkeit was consecreted in 1745 by the Archbishop Jakob Ernest, Earl of Lichtenstein. |
Sculpture Parc
The Scultpure Parc Thumersbach shows examples of contemporary use of materials stone, wood and metal - in a surprisingly unconventional context. Working on location, was a chance to specifically examination with the material on one hand and location on the other. | 
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| Lohninghof
A manor house erected by the Archbishop Konrad of Salzbourg. It was named "Lohninghof" in 1527 after the lord of the manor, Leonhard Laninger. It is under national trust sind 1966. The town council of Zell am See acquired it and renovated the building in 2001. |
