Zell am See has a long history. This place appeared as the Roman settlement of Bisontio. In medieval times Zell was a mining centre. Among its more interesting historic sights are the 13th-century Vogtturm, and the Church of St. Hippolytus (St Hippolyte) that once belonged to the Augustinian Order. Zell am See is now considered one of the best developed sports resorts in Austria, with excellent facilities for skiing and water sports, as well as a convenient base for long walks for people who don't like skiing or snowboarding.
Saalbach at the heart of the Glemmtal marks the border between Salzburger Land and Tyrol.
And next to Saalbach, a little bit up you can find Hiltrglemm, a charming villiage. Hilterglemm is an enchanting winter resort with guaranteed snow, You want snow when it rains in Zell am Zee, go to Hilterglemm!