Linz is not a transit station‼ ️It is the hidden dark horse of Austria travel ✨

I originally thought that Linz was very convenient to go to the lake area and CK town. So I used it as a transit station. Unexpectedly, my friend and I exclaimed in unison: This city is too low-key! It was a complete surprise of this trip. A definite dark horse! Linz is the third largest city in Austria. It is also an industrial city. It is also a city of culture, technology and art. It has a profound history and culture. It also has a futuristic feel with modern technology. One day is more than enough to visit all the main attractions. It is recommended to walk mainly. Occasionally take the bus, Easy and efficient, It will definitely not disappoint! ➡️Humboldtstraße 31: The day's journey starts from the childhood home of a failed art student. Although this place is inconspicuous, it has great historical significance. Feel this neighborhood full of memories with deep thought ➡️Schillerpark ➡️New Cathedral of Linz: This Gothic church is the largest church in Austria and has a magnificent appearance. The stained glass windows in the church are particularly dazzling in the sun and are not to be missed ➡️Ursuline Church of St. Michael ➡️Alter Dom ➡️Linz Main Square: The Main Square is the core landmark of Linz, surrounded by classical buildings and has a lively atmosphere. This is a good place for taking photos and checking in, and it is also a good place for lunch ➡️Old Town Hall: Next to the square is the Old Town Hall, a building full of Renaissance elegance ➡️k.u.k. Hofbäckerei Café: When you come to Linz, how can you not eat Linzer cake? This oldest cake in the world is famous for its crispy almond crust and sweet and sour jam filling, and his version is considered the best by many locals. ➡️Mozarthaus: Mozart’s former residence. Those who like Mozart can go in and take a look, but there is not much. ➡️Planetenbrunnen: A fountain themed on the planets of the solar system ➡️Pöstlingberg: Take bus No. 50 to Pöstlingberg at Hauptplatz station in the square. Please note that the 24h ticket does not allow you to go up the mountain. This is the landmark hill of Linz, overlooking the entire city of Linz and the Danube River. ➡️Kepler Pavillon: A small pavilion named after the astronomer Kepler, overlooking the Danube River on the mountain 🚌＞ Transportation: Buy a 24h transportation ticket for Linz on OBB for 5.6€, which is very convenient, but does not include going to Pöstlingberg. Most of the city's tours can be completed on foot. #11月好去2024 #travel guide #family-friendly places #global travel #Austria travel #day trip guide #Linz guide