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Zelle is a local district of the district Aue, which was newly formed in January 2019 as the large district town of Aue-Bad Schlema. The area developed from a residential settlement around the small monastery Zelle. In 1897, the village was incorporated into Aue. The expansion of Zelle took place largely on the slopes of the mountains Buchberg, Hirschknochen, and Eisenstein, and is therefore also called Zeller Berg by the local population. This term is often used synonymously for the local district.

The local area is bounded to the west and south by the Zwickauer Mulde and starting from the train station bridge by the Schwarzwasser. The Lößnitzer Straße, as part of the federal highway 169 in a north-south direction, and the Dr.-Otto-Nuschke-Straße, as part of the state road 255 in an east-west direction, dominate this area in terms of traffic. The northern border is formed by the forest at Hirschknochen, the eastern border by the Rumpelsbach at Bärengrund, where the local area of Niederpfannenstiel connects. The geo-coordinate is an estimated geographical center of Zelle at Paul-Strößner-Straße.

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