Linz
Linz’s Main Square is right in the heart of Linz and is one of Europe’s largest enclosed squares, measuring 13,140 m². The impressive 20-metre Trinity Column sits in the middle of the square, built to memorialise the catastrophic events the city has withstood and for protection against fire, war …
The Linz Musiktheater, located just across from Volksgarten Park, is considered one of Europe’s most modern opera houses. Built according to plans by London architect Terry Pawson, it was officially opened in April 2013 and has since become one of the city’s most popular attractions and cultural …
Individual multi-touch exhibit based on the structurable hardware The new and modern annex of the Schlossmuseum Linz houses a multi-touch exhibit realized by Strukt, whose software and hardware were individually designed for the exhibition. The basis for the hardware is a structurable, a 70-inch …
The voestalpine Stahlwelt in Linz presents an internationally unique world of experience in which everything revolves around the material steel. Austria's largest industrial location invites visitors to a multimedia and interactive exhibition. State-of-the-art technologies and the innovative …
Linz Castle towers high above Linz. This landmark is a combination of restaurant and museum, historical and modern architecture. Visitors to this 18,000-square-metre attraction can experience Austria’s natural, cultural and technological history in the country’s largest universal museum. Linz …
Mozarthaus is located in Linz’s Old Town and sits across from the Landhaus. It was home to Josef Urbanski, the planner behind the Pöstlingberg Railway, in addition to being the residence of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, after whom the building is named. Mozart spent a few days in Linz in November …