Zell am Zee continues to be one of the most recognizable and popular Austrian resorts. It is the perfect place for those who can’t imagine any single day without active entertainment. In the period from mid-December to late March there is a skiing season. The resort has several high-class ski schools and all the conditions for full-scale training. It is noteworthy that there are special ski schools for children, so you can come here for a vacation as a whole family. Snowboarders would also like the resort, as it is equipped with some excellent boarding areas. Lifts bring experienced skiers to the Schmittenhohe; tracks running down from it are focused on mid-range skiers. After going down with one of the tracks, you may find yourself in a beautiful Schüttdorf ski area, which, in turn, is aimed at beginners. The most experienced skiers and snowboarders should go to the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, where conditions for skiing are just perfect and the mild weather would be a welcome addition to the rest. In warmer months, the main attraction at the resort is hiking. Vacationers can explore local sights both on foot and by bicycle. In hot summer the main recreation area for tourists is the beach at Zeller Zee Lake. It is equipped with some stunning beaches; there are playgrounds and recreational areas for children too. The most famous entertainment complex is Strandbad Zeller See located on the shore of the lake. This is a large-scale center with playgrounds for younger
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Austria is famous for its excellent ski resorts, picturesque nature and numerous historic landmarks. Vienna is the most interesting city from the cultural point of view. During many centuries St. Stephen’s Cathedral has been considered the symbol of the city. Vienna is an old city and numerous historic buildings and places are treated with great care here, so in Vienna you will find many beautiful churches and castles, such as St. Ruprecht’s Church, Vatican Church, Schoenbrunn Castle, Belveder Castle, St. Bernard Chapel, Parliament House and Town hall. Just like most capitals, Vienna is home to numerous museums – Historic Museum, several Art Museums, Graphics Museum and Albertine Gallery. The former imperial residence Hofburg is worth close attention. The building of the residence took place in the 13th century. The treasury that is located in Hofburg stores many rare artifacts that once belonged to the Order of Golden Fleece. The Crown of the Holy Roman Empire is, without a doubt, the most famous and precious exhibit of the museum complex. The crown was made yet in 962 A.D.
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