Linz
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Like an oversized picture frame, the Lentos Art Museum stands directly on the Danube, providing a whole new view of the river and Pöstlingberg Mountain. The ‘Lentos’ lettering is written more than 33,000 times on the modern glass façade, which is illuminated with colourful lighting at night. …
This originally served as the last stop on the Pöstlingberg Railway, but nowadays the Grottenbahn lights up children’s eyes and puts a smile on grown ups’ faces. With its dragon train and fairytale wonderland, it offers pure nostalgia. Generations of children have visited this famous train, and …
Pöstlingberg Mountain is a hub of recreation and adventure located right in the heart of the city. It takes just 20 minutes to get from the Main Square to the final stop 539 metres up by rail. Once at the top, you’ll be greeted with a unique view across the entire city, all the way to the edge of …
This is considered one of the steepest adhesion railways in the world and carries its passengers up 539 metres to the top of Pöstlingberg Mountain in just 20 minutes. Built according to plans by Josef Urbanski, who spent his time in Linz at the same house Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart once did, the …
You have to climb 395 steps to reach the tower of the New Cathedral – and, with it, a spectacular view over Linz. It was once designed to be the tallest steeple in Austria, but, according to legend, the plans were not approved because no building in the Austro-Hungarian Empire could be taller than …