Top Things to do in Zell am See - Kaprun
Top Hotels in Zell am See - Kaprun
Things to do in Zell am See - Kaprun, Austrian Alps: The Best Fun Activities & Games
Discover the best top things to do in Zell am See - Kaprun, Austria including Strandbad Thumersbach, Alpine Coaster Maisi Flitzer, Casino Zell am See, Freizeitpark Zell, Schmidolin Drakefire Playground, Hallenbad Indoor Swimming Pool, Hallenbad und Freizeitzentrum.
Restaurants in Zell am See - Kaprun
1. Strandbad Thumersbach
2. Alpine Coaster Maisi Flitzer
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 120 reviews
The children’s hearts are sure to skip a beat on the unique family- and leisure park directly next to the Alpine Coaster Maisi Flitzer. This playground meets the highest safety standards with the slide paradise, bouncy castles, carousel and much more. If you like speed, you'll definitely want to take on the Maisi Flitzer. An exhilarating ride on the spectacular Alpine coaster promises pure adrenaline and excitement.
Reviewed By abdulla_aun - Al Muharraq, Bahrain
It was a great experience to ride the Coaster and it cost around 11 euro for one ride and also there’s a coffee shop and kids play ground. I recommend it
3. Casino Zell am See
4. Freizeitpark Zell
5. Schmidolin Drakefire Playground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
6. Hallenbad Indoor Swimming Pool
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By HelenPhil - Nottingham, United Kingdom
As a non skier I’m always looking for different things to do. My mid week early afternoon visit here was lovely, again, I’d been here 5 years ago too. It was spotless then and I expected some wear and tear, but no, it was spotless again. It’s a public pool and sauna so it a bargain price compared with any of the hotel spas for just as good, if not better facilities. There’s really nice stainless steel pool, 20-25m long and a good for length swimming. There were only 2 of us in the pool so it was swimming bliss. Nice jets in the shallow end too to massage any aching joints and muscles. For 22 Euros you get access to the sauna area too which is again spotless. 2 of the usual Finnish saunas at different temperatures, a steam room, cold for spa, infra red room and the log cabin sauna outside with relaxing benches in the fresh air. Sounds odd to want to be outside in March, but you’ll need it after the log cabin sauna! There some sort of routine of towel wafting to hike up the temperature that goes on in there and it’s obviously not the done thing to exit midway through a session - just leave it to the locals, they know what they are doing, just sit back and enjoy. Yes it’s naked, which to us Brits still seems odd, but just go with it, the locals are all oblivious to it. The bus stop for the 680 is just outside, so easy access for the Saalbach valley of resorts too.
7. Hallenbad und Freizeitzentrum
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 7 reviews
