On the following pages, the citizens of the town of Zell, but also our guests, will find a wide variety of information and contacts about everyday life in our wine town. For example, you can read interesting facts about the history of the city and its districts or use the following links to be directed to the right places and contacts for your concerns.
Zell is divided into the core city, the districts of Kaimt, Barl and Merl and the Althaus settlement on the Hunsrück. A total of around 4,000 people live in Zell, the city is the seat of the Zell (Mosel) municipality of the same name.
Today all parts belong together and together form our beautiful wine town, but the history - especially of Kaimt, Zell and Merl - could hardly be more different.
The Zell town hall is the seat of the town administration of Zell, and the Zeller Land tourist information is also located here.
Due to its multifunctional use, the town hall is a contact point for citizens and guests alike.
Here you will also find the city library, the wine and local history museum and a large conference room. All information about the town hall of Zell (Mosel) can be found on the following page:
Zell (Mosel) is a comparatively small town, but still has a very good infrastructure. This also includes the educational institutions that accompany your children as they grow up and take the steps towards adulthood.
After attending one of the three kindergartens in Zell, Kaimt or auf dem Barl, they attend elementary school in the district of Kaimt before they can graduate from the IGS up to the Abitur.
The Latin name of the town of Zell - "Cella" - stands in interesting contrast to the Celtic names of the two districts "Kaimt" and "Merl".
The wine town of Zell looks back on more than 2,000 years of history, which is reflected in impressive buildings, winding streets and, last but not least, in the picturesque town centre.
Important stages in the history of Zell as well as other figures, data and facts can be found on the following page:
There is a large number of parking spaces in our wine town, but especially during the high season in the summer months, the many holidaymakers and guests in Zell quickly make parking spaces in the town center tight.
With a look at our city map, you can keep an overview and find various paid and free parking spaces in Zell (Mosel). On the following page we will also inform you about e-charging stations for your electric vehicle and local public transport.
All the threads come together in the Zell town hall. This is where the mayor and his colleagues from the Zell city administration sit.
You can contact them with all questions about life in our wine town.
On the following page you will find the contact details and information about the opening times of the town administration of Zell (Mosel).
Zell (Mosel) maintains partnerships with four locations in Germany and Europe: Triptis in Thuringia, Crépy-en-Valois in France, Antoing in Belgium and Plonsk in Poland.
Our partners from other towns and communities are regular guests when festivals are celebrated in Zell an der Mosel.
In return, we like to visit our friends in Thuringia and other European countries.
Life in the town of Zell (Mosel) is characterized by a colorful and active club life.
Whether it's the fire brigade, culture or sports of all kinds - here you can get involved in an exceptionally large number of diverse clubs and thus actively shape life in Zell.
You will find an overview of the clubs in Zell on the following page. Here you will also find the respective contact details for the clubs.
The event hall of Zell (Mosel) is the venue for a wide variety of events, celebrations and meetings.
Up to 500 guests can be accommodated in the "Zeller-Schwarze-Katz-Halle", the stage offers enough space for lectures, concerts and other performances of all kinds.
Table, chair and room plans of the event hall of Zell can be found on the following page.
A webcam is installed on the pedestrian bridge between Zell and Kaimt, which you can use to get a view of our wine town of Zell an der Mosel from anywhere in the world - and from a total of nine different angles.
A "greeting point" has been set up on the banks of the Moselle on the Zeller side, where you can greet your friends and relatives while they are watching via the webcam.
Nothing beats a visit to our wine town, but you can at least satisfy your longing for Zell (Mosel) a little.
