Linz  

Known to be the third largest city and the heart of second most important economic and cultural hub of Austria, Linz represents a great interest for tourists from all over the world. This city didn’t suffer great damage during the harsh bombardments from World War II, and shares the opportunity to admire plenty of interesting landmarks that weren’t destroyed. Located on the banks of Danube River somewhere between Vienna and Salzburg this city shares an impressive amount of elegance. The patrician houses represent the main architectural sight of the city and are radiating a charming atmosphere that can be sensed from the first moments. The fact that Linz shares a vast and rich historical wealth, dating since 1st century A.D., and its Altstadt was well preserved till present days, it earned the title of a European Cultural Capital in 2009.

Strolling through the gorgeous narrow streets can bring you to the main arterial of Linz, which is well-known for its exquisite Baroque style castle that is dominating over the site. This is an outstanding travel destination for tourists that are fond visiting ecclesiastic sights. Impressive sacred edifices like St. Martin’s Church, New and Old Cathedrals and Postlingbergkirche will fascinate you with marvelous frescoes and impressive arches. Don’t miss paying a visit to the Trinity Column a true symbol of the city. An astonishing number of museums will keep you busy during all your stay at Linz. The most exciting exhibition you will have the opportunity to admire at Castle Museum Linz, Military History Collection in Ebelsberg Castle, StifterHaus and Nordico – Museum of the City of Linz. Tourists that are fond of arts should go to Lentos art Museum and enjoy the opportunity to admire a stunning number of interesting masterpieces. For an impressive romantic site you won’t be able to find a better place than Rose Garden, a place very popular among loving couples.

The best way to schedule a trip to Linz is summer undoubtedly because you will have the opportunity to have an impressive amount of fun during Linz Cultural Summer which takes place from June till August. Open-air cabarets, street performances, concerts and venues will enlighten the atmosphere. Make sure to spend you holidays at maximum rates enjoying every possibility of getting closer to the local culture and combining it with some relaxing moments due to impressive facilities.