Casino Austria, Zell Am See

Presentation of the Casino Austria, Zell Am See

Casino Austria in Zell am See is located at Esplanade 4–6 and offers an elegant gaming experience wi…

Casino Austria in Zell am See is located at Esplanade 4–6 and offers an elegant gaming experience with stunning views of Lake Zell and the picturesque Austrian Alps. The casino opened in January 2016 and has quickly become a modern and stylish addition to the town's upscale hospitality scene.

Inside, guests will find a compact but diverse gaming floor that includes 50 slot machines, 12 Easy Roulette terminals, 4 American Roulette tables, 4 Blackjack tables, and 2 Easy Hold’em poker tables. Whether you are a seasoned player or new to gaming, there is something for everyone.

The Casino Classic area is open daily from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM, while the slot machines are available from 2:00 PM to 2:00 AM. Last entry is permitted until 1:00 AM. The venue also hosts themed nights and promotions, including the Members Club Mystery and Friday the 13th jackpots, adding excitement and variety to the experience.

Guests can relax at the on-site restaurant and bar, which offers gourmet meals and drinks with beautiful views of Lake Zell. Discounted parking is available at the nearby Romantik Hotel Zum Metzgerwirt garage for those arriving by car. Additionally, public transportation via Bus Line 660 from Kaprun is an option.

Entry to the casino is restricted to guests who are 18 years and older and must present a valid official photo ID (copies are not accepted). The dress code is smart casual, blending comfort with style.

Nearby casinos: Casino Austria, Kitzbuhel (20mi.), Casino Bad Reichenhall (Spielbank) (28mi.), Concord Card Casino Kufstein (34mi.), Casino Austria, Salzburg (35mi.), Concord Card Casino Salzburg (35mi.)

The City

Zell am See is a charming alpine town located in the state of Salzburg, Austria, with a population o…

Zell am See is a charming alpine town located in the state of Salzburg, Austria, with a population of nearly 10,000 residents. Set on the shores of Lake Zell and surrounded by the majestic Austrian Alps, it is one of the country's most picturesque and popular tourist destinations.

The stunning scenery, characterized by crystal-clear lake waters, lush valleys, and snow-capped peaks, makes it a year-round attraction for both locals and international travelers.

In winter, Zell am See transforms into a skiing paradise, offering access to 138 kilometers of slopes on the nearby Schmittenhöhe Mountain, catering to skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

During the warmer months, visitors can enjoy lakeside walks, boat rides, cycling, and a variety of outdoor adventures.

The town itself features traditional Austrian boutiques, cozy cafés, and regional restaurants, all set in a welcoming and peaceful environment.