A magical journey to Linz, a surprising adventure in a hidden treasure

I have always been looking forward to a trip where I can encounter different scenery and unique culture. I heard that Linz, Austria is full of artistic atmosphere and is niche and quiet. "Linz" is the third largest city in Austria. It is famous for its innovative art scenes and historical relics. It is also one of the future cultural centers of Europe. He resolutely set foot on this land and started an unforgettable journey of exploration. When I first arrived in Linz, I went straight to the central square and was immediately attracted by the Renaissance-style buildings. The marble Trinity monument in the center of the square is solemn and majestic, and the surrounding Baroque buildings and Renaissance courtyards complement each other, and any shot will be very photogenic. You must also visit the New Cathedral. As the largest Roman Catholic church in Austria, its stained glass windows are exquisite and its 135-meter-high tower is even more spectacular. Standing inside the church, I was deeply shocked by the sacred and solemn atmosphere. Friends who love art should not miss the Alstom Center. This landmark building on the Danube River is like a "Museum of the Future". Various artificial intelligence and digital art exhibits are novel and interesting. After visiting it, you will feel like you have opened the door to a new world. The Landos Art Museum is also unique. The 130-meter-long modern building displays a large number of modern and contemporary art works, which are worth careful appreciation. If you want to enjoy the natural scenery, Linz Mountain Villa is a great choice. Take the Pöstlingbergbahn up the mountain, the scenery is picturesque all the way, and when you reach the top of the mountain, you can overlook the city of Linz and the Danube River. The beautiful scenery is intoxicating. The Mural Port is also very interesting. You can take a boat tour to visit the outdoor gallery and admire the graffiti works of artists from all over the world. They are unique and creative. Mozart once visited Linz and composed the "Linz Symphony" during his short stay, which has now become an important symbol of Linz's musical culture. The Mozart House in Linz is now a museum. Linzer cake is a local specialty. As one of the oldest cakes in the world, it has a crispy almond crust and sweet and sour jam filling. I tasted the authentic flavor at the k.u.k. Hofbäckerei Café dessert shop, and I was super satisfied after taking one bite. Friends who love steak and burgers can go to Pauls Steak & Veggi Linz restaurant, where the meat is tender and the vegetarian food is also very good. If you want to try Austrian cuisine, the Gelbes Krokodil restaurant is the best choice. It has a variety of specialties that are mouth-watering, and vegetarian dishes are also worth a try. Strolling along the Danube River and feeling the tranquility and beauty of the river is a great enjoyment of traveling in Linz. The riverside cafes and restaurants offer great places to relax, enjoy a cup of coffee or local cuisine and admire the beautiful views of the Danube. There are many boutiques and souvenir shops around the Central Square, where you can find many unique souvenirs and handicrafts. There is also Thalia Bookstore, where you can find many interesting souvenirs in addition to books and stationery. During your trip to Linz, every scene and every bite of food will make you linger. I sincerely recommend it to everyone to experience the unique charm of this city.