Cruises from Linz
Less known than Vienna and Salzburg, Linz is the capital of Upper Austria. It is now one of the most vibrant cities in Central Europe. Home to Kepler, Mozart and Bruckner, this city in northern Austria offers many attractions.
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International events such as the Ars Electronica Festival or Bruckner and the cultural diversity have led it to be what it is today, European Capital of Culture 2009 together with Vilnius in Lithuania. This metropolis, built on both banks of the Danube, has experienced a cultural, architectural, and technological revolution in the last twenty years.
Here you can always meet the tourist buses, which aspire to deepen the diversity of this city. Linz preserves the echoes of the past, all the main attractions are in the old part of the city. Walking through the quiet, shaded streets of this part of Linz, we must absolutely meet cozy pubs, churches decorated in the Baroque style, and two abbeys, Vilhering, and San Floriano.
Do not forget to visit the historic center of Linz, the overflowing animation, and famous monuments, such as the main square or Hauptplatz (XIII century) and its many Baroque buildings: the old town hall, the column of the high Trinity (1723)
Landhaus, seat of the president of the region, a beautiful Renaissance building, which houses the court "Fountain of the planets" (1582), so named in memory of the astronomer Johannes Kepler
The Kremsmünstererhaus where, according to legend, Emperor Frederick III died in 1493.
The church of San Martino is the oldest church in Austria (built before 788)
no less important is the house of Mozart, a Renaissance building from the second half of the 16th century
Linz, founded by the Romans under the name of Lentia, invites you to follow in the footsteps of the great men who found inspiration.
The famous astronomer Johannes Kepler discovered the mathematical relationships that govern the movements of the planets in 1618.
In the following century, Mozart composed one of his most beautiful symphonies: Symphony of Linz. It is possible to visit his three-story house where Mozart composed this work in 1783.
Anton Bruckner was organist of the Cathedral for 12 years, from 1856 to 1868. In homage to the famous Austrian composer, the city organizes a prestigious festival every year in September.
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