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The central part of the town. View from Pöstlingberg. Linz originated as a Roman fort named Lentia, established in the first century. The name reflects its location at a bend in the Danube (Celtic root lentos = "bendable").
- The Ars Electronica Centre
- The Old Cathedral
- Lentos Art Museum
- The New Cathedral
- Ride The Pöstlingbergbahn
- Pöstlingberg
- Boat Ride on The Danube/Linz Harbour
- Enjoy A Piece of Delicious Linz Cake
- Hauptplatz
- Mauthausen Memorial
If you are a technology nerd then the Ars Electronica Centre or Museum of the Future as it is also known will be like heaven. This is one of the most fascinating places you could visit and the different types of technology and interactive features are so much fun to use and learn about. The centre is split up into different rooms and sections that ...
This Baroque church has an impressive set of domed towers in the typical onion style for the period and stands proudly near the Hauptplatz square. Serving as the diocese of Linz, the Cathedral was dedicated to Saint Ignatius and was originally constructed by Jesuits in 1669. Although the exterior is not as lavish as some other European Cathedrals, ...
Linz is a city that boasts several modern museums and the Lentos Art museum is one of such with a dazzling exterior that lights up in bright neon colours at night. Aside from the enticing exterior of this building, the museum hosts a staggering array of artwork and is one of Austria’s most prominent artwork repositories. With over 1500 pieces of wo...
In comparison to the fairly plain design of the Church of Ignatius, the New Cathedral boasts an elaborate and detailed exterior with many windows, turrets and beautiful stained glass windows. With space for approximately 20,000 people, The New Cathedral (or Neuer Dom) is spacious and the largest by size in Austria. The most famous of the many stain...
The Pöstlingbergbahn is a narrow-gauge railway that climbs up the steep incline of the Postlingberg hill in the northern part of Linz. Starting from the centre of Linz in one of the main squares, the sublime old railway winds its way steadily (But steeply – it is one of the steepest in the world) to the top of Postlingberg and during the trip you c...
This small hill (almost a mountain) is located in the northern part of Linz and is accessible by the wonderful Pöstlingbergbahn railway. On-top of this quiet area of Linz is the Pilgrimage Basilica church, the Grottenbahn attraction and several restaurants and cafés. Once off of the railway, you can see the amazing views of Linz below in sweeping p...
The Danube river is one of the finest (and longest) in Europe and has a great list of high importance cities on its banks – Budapest, Vienna, Linz, Belgrade and Bratislava to name a few. In any city that this river runs through it is worth taking a boat trip to admire the city from a different perspective and enjoy the relaxing feeling of floating ...
Many famous cities boast their own traditional dishes and delicacies and Linz proudly produces the scrumptious Linz Cake. This cake is heralded by the population of Linz as the oldest cake in the world and consists of a short crumbly pastry containing things like nuts and cinnamon, usually with some form of Jam filling and then topped with a decora...
The main square in Linz is an impressive open space that stretches from Klosterstrabe to pretty much the banks of the river Danube and is a central part of the down-town area. Central to this square is the dominating Trinity Column which stands at 20m high and is dedicated to various disasters and times of hardship over the years. In the past, the ...
In several parts of Europe there are unfortunately the remnants of concentration camps and labour camps that the Nazi’s constructed during the Second World War – Everyone knows what happened at these places so no details are needed, but several still stand today as grim and poignant reminders of the past and suffering. East of Linz is the Mauthause...
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- The historic center of Linz. The discovery of Linz begins with a walk through the historic center to appreciate the city’s iconic monuments. The center is particularly appealing: cute houses with colorful and characteristic facades, renaissance and baroque-era buildings, many cafes and trendy restaurants and a bunch of hip designer stores.
- Mariendom / New Cathedral. To continue your Linz tour, you should pay a visit to the Mariendom, also called “New Cathedral” right next to the Hauptplatz.
- Linz Castle. Linz Castle stands on high ground and overlooks Linz’s historic center and the Danube. It’s one of the must-see monuments during your stay in Linz.
- Go up to the Postlingberg. Another great activity in Linz is to go up to Postlingberg hill. To do this, you’ll need to take the funicular (the Postlingbergbahn) departing from Hauptplatz.
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Linz is a little bit different. This “City of Smart Tourism” has historic beauty aplenty: its expansive main square – located right by the Danube, and one of the largest in Central Europe – and its quaint Old Town have a relaxed and authentic feel.
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