Zell (main centre)

• Saint Peter's and Saint Paul's Catholic Church (Kirche St. Peter und Paul), Balduinstraße – aisleless church, 1786-1792
• Town Wall – six-floor "Bachturm" (tower), converted to a gate tower in 1899, inside the tower a Heiligenhäuschen (a small, shrinelike structure consecrated to a saint or saints), pietà, 18th century; before the tower a graveyard: wayside cross marked 1741, three grave crosses marked 1632, 1643 and 1805 as well as three-floor "Pulverturm" (tower), "tail cupola" after 1689; on Hauptstraße remnants of a gateway arch
• Am Bahnhof 1 – old railway station; building with half-hipped roof, partly timber-frame, one-floor timber-frame additions, tower, about 1900
• At Balduinstraße 23 – richly sculpted portal walls, about 1910
• Balduinstraße 32 – three-floor plastered building, 1849, with nine Late Gothic tracery windows
• Balduinstraße 44 – Town Hall (Rathaus); two-winged brick building, corner tower, 1881
• Balduinstraße 69 – three-floor Gothic Revival plastered building, about 1900
• Balduinstraße 105 – three-floor Late Historicist plastered building, Romanesque Revival and Baroque Revival, about 1910
• Brandenburg 32 – brick villa with hipped roof, Renaissance Revival, 1896–1897
• At Corray 4 – headsman's cross, marked 1782
• Before Corray 13 – Johannesbrunnen (fountain)
• Corray 20 – Late Historicist brick building, partly timber-frame, mansard roof, about 1900
• Corray 51 – plastered building, about 1910/20
• Cuxborn 8 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, marked 1770; pietà
• Jakobstraße – Old Graveyard (Alter Friedhof): cross, 19th century; whole complex
• Marktstraße/corner of Balduinstraße – Schwarze Katz ("Black Cat") fountain; basalt, 1936
• Between Moselpromenade 29 and 33 – gatelike linking bridge; Baroque Revival plastered building, marked 1904/08
• Moselpromenade 34 – Electoral-Trier castle house; three-floor timber-frame and solid building, staircases, marked 1532, on the Moselle side three-floor solid building, 16th century
• At Römerstraße 48 – hearth heating plate, 15th century
• Römerstraße 64 – three-floor Late Historicist timber-frame house, partly solid, half-hipped roof, staircase tower, early 20th century
• Schloßstraße 8/10 – former palatial residence; Late Gothic two-winged building with polygonal corner turrets 1530-1542, architect possibly F. Kauffmann, expanded in 16th and 17th centuries; whole complex
• At Schloßstraße 10 – former synagogue; one-floor plastered building, marked 1849, Late Gothic portal
• Schloßstraße 12 – former post office; three-floor Expressionist building with half-hipped roof, staircase tower; on Jakobsstraße: plastered building, 1920s
• Schloßstraße 27 – Classicist plastered building, first fourth of the 19th century
• Schloßstraße 36 – finance office; four-floor plastered building, 1920s
• Schloßstraße 42 – former Kreishaus (district administration building); three-winged building, 1920/1930
• Schloßstraße 61 – former Evangelical rectory; Baroque Revival building with mansard roof, about 1910
• At Schloßstraße 71 – cast-iron coat of arms
• Graveyard (monumental zone) – Gothic Revival graveyard chapel, about 1900; Heiligenhäuschen, 19th or 20th century, Stations of the Cross, 18th century; two grave crosses, 18th century; warriors' memorial, 1920s; Family Fier's tomb, Gothic Revival pinnacle, 1882 and years following; Gothic Revival niche figure of Saint Peter
• Collisturm – brick lookout tower with cupola, about 1906

Kaimt

• Saint James the Greater's Catholic Parish Church (Pfarrkirche St. Jakobus Maior), Pfalzgasse 27 – Late Romanesque tower with Baroque portal
• Barlstraße 7 – timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, half-hipped roof, late 16th century; timber-frame addition, 16th century
• Boos von Waldeck Straße 1 – Boos von Waldeck estate; timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, marked 1551, portal 1620; at the side Baroque pavilion; barn; garden, wall with coat of arms; whole complex
• Klemensgasse 4 – timber-frame house, partly solid, 16th century
• Pfalzgasse 5 – timber-frame house, partly solid, possibly from the 16th century
• Plänterstraße – wayside chapel; inside, relief as well as Madonna, 18th century
• Near Plänterstraße 5 – wayside cross, marked 1731
• St. Maximinhof 1/2 – St. Maximin's Abbey estate; two-winged building with half-hipped roof, 18th century; coat of arms 1575; Abbots Matthias von Saarburg's and Willibald Schäfer's coats of arms; no. 2 portal, marked 166?, coat of arms
• Marienburg Convent (Kloster Marienburg) – Late Gothic quire, 14th century, exaggerated in Baroque style and expanded into a tower; ruin expanded again in 1952-1957
• Wayside chapel – brick aisleless church, marked 1886, wayside cross

Merl

• Former monastery (monumental zone), Klosterweg 4, 5, 7, 13–17 – Klosterweg 4: timber-frame house (plastered), half-hipped roof, essentially from the 16th century; Klosterweg 5, 7, 13–17 monastery buildings: west wing, Baroque building with mansard roof, Baroque portal; north wing: buildings with half-hipped roofs, essentially possibly from the 16th or 17th century, converted; east wing: oldest part with chapter house with tracery windows, above in the dormitory (?) crossbar windows; church (see next entry)
• Catholic Parish Church, Klosterweg – former church of the Conventual Franciscan monastery; aisleless church, late 13th century, marked 1490 and 1728 (conversions); outside: figure of Michael, figure of a Benedictine, Baroque tomb slab, missionary cross, 1863
• Alte Kirchgasse 1 – three-floor plastered building, partly timber-frame, Moselle style, about 1910
• Alte Kirchgasse 2 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, 16th century; timber-frame addition, 18th century; in the back tower remnants
• Hauptstraße (no number) – railway station; quarrystone building, partly timber-frame, tower
• Hauptstraße 32 – timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, dendrochronologically dated to 1478 ± 5 years; side wing, timber-frame, partly solid, crow-stepped gable, 16th century
• Hauptstraße 34 – timber-frame house, partly quarrystone, possibly from the 13th century, timber framing about 1480
• At Hauptstraße 44 – coat of arms, marked 1731
• Hauptstraße 52 – three-floor quarrystone building, hipped roof, mid 19th century
• In Spay 25 – Late Gothic timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, half-hipped roof, marked 1518
• In Spay 48 – timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, 16th or 17th century
• Kapellenweg 1 – timber-frame house, partly solid, 18th century
• Kirchkehr, Friedhof – Romanesque tower, five-floor plastered building, relief, 13th century; grave cross, 1886; cast-iron graveyard cross, 1863; whole complex
• Merlerstraße – Heiligenhäuschen, inside pietà, possibly from the 18th century
• Merlerstraße 24 – brick building, late 19th century
• Merlerstraße 45 – villa; quarrystone entrance loggia and corner oriel turret, Art Nouveau, early 20th century
• Pfarrgasse 1 – building with mansard roof, about 1910
• Ratsgasse 2 – building with hipped mansard roof, partly quarrystone and timber-frame, about 1900
• Rohrgasse 2 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, dendrochronologically dated to 1542/1543
• Zandtstraße – Heiligenhäuschen; inside Late Gothic Man of Sorrows, 16th century
• Zandtstraße (no number) – new school; Baroque Revival plastered building, 1910/1920
• Zandtstraße (no number), Hauptstraße (no number) – three-floor building with hipped roof, marked 1767, essentially older; corner of Michaelsgasse: timber-frame house, partly solid, essentially from the 17th century; Hauptstraße 58/60: Sekt winery, quarrystone buildings, late 19th century, winery building, 20th century; commercial wing, quarrystone, 18th/19th century; timber-frame barn; whole complex
• Zandtstraße 17 – timber-frame house, partly solid, half-hipped roof, marked 1685 and 1686, timber-frame addition 18th century
• Zandtstraße 20 – building with mansard roof, 18th century, essentially possibly older
• Zandtstraße 21/Hauptstraße 38 – former Springiersbach (monastery) estate; Baroque plastered building, marked 1754; winery building, plastered building, 18th century; garden with pavilions; whole complex of buildings including new building on Hauptstraße
• Zandtstraße 46 – timber-frame house, plastered, 18th century, altered
• Zandtstraße 70 – residential tower; crow-stepped gable, apparently from 1328, remodelled in Baroque
• Zandtstraße 77/79 – so-called Klappenburg; former castle house, coats of arms of the Houses of Metzenhausen and of Leyen, marked 1720; three-floor solid building, staircase tower, corner oriel turret, essentially possibly from the 16th century; two-floor building with hipped mansard roof; whole complex
• Zandtstraße 82 – timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, marked 1632, dendrochronologically dated to 1442/1443; whole complex
• Zandtstraße 90 – timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, 16th century
• Zandtstraße 92/94 – timber-frame house, partly solid, balloon frame, 16th century
• Zandtstraße/corner of Klosterweg – old school; nine-axis quarrystone building; mid 19th century
• Way of the Cross with chapel, north of the village – Gothic Revival chapel; Stations with metal reliefs^[5]

Hiking

The lookout tower on the Prinzenkopf offers a panoramic view of all Zell's centres and also of Pünderich, Bullay and the Marienburg.

Offices

• Verbandsgemeinde of Zell administration
• Simmern-Zell Financial Office