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fantastic view of the Danube

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The Danube Bridge in Linz, built in 1938, is 250 meters long and 30 meters wide. The six-lane road connects the state capital with the beautiful Mühlviertel region. The tram and the Pöstlingberg railway cross the rapids of the Danube here. There is also a cycle path.

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Especially in the dark season it is a great experience to stand in front of the “Light Fountain”.

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A nearly 9-meter-high steel stele rises from a round granite base, which also serves as a bench. The photovoltaic elements integrated into the stele store daylight and release it again after dusk through numerous light points. https://stadtgeschichte.linz.at/denkmal/Default.asp?action=denkmaldetail&id=3194

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With a clear, coherent, top-class building, created by the Zurich architects Weber & Hofer, Linz has had an art museum of international standing since 2003. The museum, which is impressive in its simplicity and contours the city skyline, has already become a Linz landmark with the nightly lighting of its glass shell. In the immediate vicinity of the Danube, between the Nibelungen Bridge and the Brucknerhaus, it is just a few minutes' walk from the main square and at the same time offers relaxation in the spacious, green riverbank area. https://www.lentos.at/museum/ueber-das-lentos

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Open 24/7. By the river. Lots of equipment.

The main square was built around 1230 and is now 219 m long and 60 m wide. Over the course of its history, today's main square has had a variety of different names. Originally it was called An dem Markt, which is documented in 1338. The north side of the square on the Danube was called Heubühel (1439). In the 15th century the name Am Platz is documented, later the name Großer Platz. At the beginning of the 19th century it was renamed Hauptplatz.

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The Linzer Landhaus is a building in the Upper Austrian capital Linz that was built in several stages between 1568 and 1658 and is now the seat of the Upper Austrian state parliament. The Landhaus complex consists of three inner courtyards and a gate that connects the promenade with Klostergasse. The Landhaus passage, which has been closed to traffic since 2009, leads to the Renaissance arcade courtyard.

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