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The Zillertal Arena stands as the largest ski area in the Zillertal Valley, extending from Zell am Ziller through Gerlos to Wald Konigsleiten and Kriml. It offers approximately 143 kilometers of slopes, including 11 kilometers of black runs, 89 kilometers of red runs, and 43 kilometers of blue runs. The area is well-equipped with 52 lifts, facilitating access to slopes of various levels of difficulty. Cross-country skiing enthusiasts can explore 200 kilometers of tracks, and there are five mountain biking trails available. For freestyle riders, the Action-Park Kreuzwiese awaits.

Zell am Ziller is particularly suited for family vacations. Young guests can enjoy trackless sled (toboggan) rides and ice skating, as well as receive skiing instruction from experienced instructors. Children's and teenager's passes are available at discounted rates, with kids under 5 years old enjoying free elevator access.

For those seeking active relaxation beyond the ski slopes, the area offers several tennis and squash courts, a curling hall, and outdoor ice skating rinks. You can also partake in horseback riding, tandem paragliding with instructors, or hiking in the surrounding scenic landscapes.

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Tips for tourists

The information office is located at Zellim Zillertal, Rohr 23. Here you can find answers to questions about your stay at the Zillertal Arena.

The elevators are free for children under five accompanied by an adult. Discounts on ski passes for older children are valid with a photo document.

The Zillertal Arena Skiticket and Super Skipass are also valid at the Ski Arena Wildkogel, Neukirchen and Großvenediger.

Population

1824

Time zone

UTC+1, in summer UTC+2

Language

German

Currency

EUR

Interesting places in Zell am Ziller

While staying in Zell am Ziller, you have the opportunity to explore nearby Innsbruck or visit the neighboring villages adorned with ancient churches and picturesque cottages. For those seeking active recreation, there's a plethora of options available, including one of the region's longest illuminated night toboggan runs, tennis courts, ice skating rinks, and a curling field. Party enthusiasts should make a point to visit the MTS disco located at the Zillertal Bier brewery.

Gold mine

Exhibits and a multimedia presentation will introduce you to the 350-year history of gold mining in the region.

Zillertaler National Park

Its vast territory offers picturesque valleys, centuries-old glaciers and rugged precipitous cliffs.

St. Mary's Church

Pilgrims have been coming here since 1659. Paintings depicting scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary have been preserved.

St. Vitus Church

It was built between 1772 and 1779. The rich interior decoration makes it one of the most beautiful in Tyrol.

Historical Museum

It is located in a building constructed in 1711. The exposition is devoted to the culture and life of local residents.

Erlebnisbad Water Park

There is a swimming pool and rides, the most extreme of which is considered to be a 65-meter descent.

Zillertal railroad

A tourist steam train runs along the narrow gauge track, laid in 1902, in season (winter and summer).

Schwaz Planetarium

There are shows for kids explaining the structure of space, the movement of celestial bodies and other phenomena.

Restaurant Alpi Stüberl

Specializes in regional cuisine. Here you can buy cheeses, butter and other dairy products.

Gourmet Restaurant

A cozy establishment where you can enjoy delicacies made with fresh local produce.

Arena Bistro Restaurant

Located next to the Rosenalmbahn cable car station. Here you can enjoy a quick and hearty snack.

Travel budget

Flight ticket prices

Innsbruck's Kranebitten International Airport is the nearest international airport to the resort, serving flights from various European cities.

The best hotels in Zell am Ziller

Economy travelers choose guesthouses where you can spend the night for 15 EUR per person. If you are looking for such accommodation, check out Haus Luxner, Haus Waldegg and Hörhagerhof. A room for two in a youth hostel will cost from 50 EUR per night. The best in this price category are Haus Hauser and Andrea's Ferienwohnungen. A room for two in one of the most popular hotels in the resort (Apart Hotel Garni Strasser, Lieblingsplatz, Theresa Wellness-Genießer-Hotel) costs from 100 to 400 EUR per day.

The cost of vacation

Zell am Ziller warmly welcomes both affluent tourists and those traveling on a budget. If you're determined to keep your expenses in check, it's essential to initiate your trip planning as early as possible. Your initial step should be securing accommodation, as affordable options during the peak season tend to be in high demand. Many hotels offer packages that include breakfasts, partial, or full board, which can significantly reduce your food expenses. Additionally, consider purchasing your tickets well in advance, as prices typically increase as the departure date approaches.

The budget for a trip to Zell am Ziller
Visa	-	Flight	from 680 EUR
Accomodation	from 50 EUR per day	Average check in a restaurant	from 30 EUR
Ski pass	549 EUR for 7 days
Total: about 2069 EUR for a week for two people

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Visa to Zell am Ziller

No visa needed for European citizens

Airport in Zell am Ziller

The nearest international airport is Innsbruck-Kranebitten, located 5 kilometers from the center of Innsbruck. It is the largest air port in Tyrol (Western Austria), where most tourists heading to the ski resorts land.

The closest international airport is Innsbruck-Kranebitten, 5 kilometers from the center of Innsbruck.

Transfer to Zell am Ziller from the airport

A non-stop comfortable transfer from Innsbruck Airport will cost you between 27 and 280 EUR one way, depending on the class of car. If you decide to take a shuttle bus, you will need to transfer to Mayrhofen.

Public transportation in Zell am Ziller

Free ski buses run throughout the Zillertal Arena during the winter season, which runs from December 19 to April 10. They can be used to get from the hotels to the ski elevator stations and back, using the ski pass as a ticket.

Ski buses are also available.

Car rental in Zell am Ziller

Do you plan to rent a car? We recommend booking in advance and picking it up at Innsbruck Airport. If you decide to choose locally, contact the offices of Sunnycars and Hertz, the companies serving the resort. The average cost of a passenger car is 80 EUR per day.

Any car can be reserved in advance.

Safety in Zell am Ziller

Since skiing and snowboarding carry certain risks, it's a good idea to take out a health insurance policy that covers rescue and treatment if necessary. You can do this in advance or when you arrive at the resort.

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