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Linz Card

With the 1-day ticket for the Linz-Card, all doors are open to you when you visit the city on the Danube.

Experience the Future in Linz on the Danube At first glance, a former industrial city, at second glance, an exciting metropolis of culture; curiosity and anticipation before your visit, and a surprising passion for the city after your trip: all of this, and more, awaits you in Linz on the Danube.
If it is your first time in the city, let yourself be carried away by the open atmosphere of the city centre, by the buildings from a huge variety of eras, by the diverse cultural offerings and by the Danube, which is a part of Linz now more than ever. 

Services

  • ÖBB rail travel 2nd class to Linz and back
  • Linz Card (1-day Ticket) (Redeem the voucher at the ÖBB Club Lounge at Linz train station)

per person from € 25,-

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Prices

Price examples:

01.01.-31.12.2023

  Adult with VC* Adult Children 6<15 years
Lambach 25 32 19
Amstetten, Attnang-Puchheim, Passau 31 43 25
Vienna, St. Pölten, Salzburg 44 73 33
Graz, Villach (via Schwarzach-St. Veit) 62 113 56
Innbruck 70 130 60

* Price with a valid ÖBB VORTEILSCARD
Children below the age of 6 are free

Per VORTEILSCARD Family, a maximum of 4 children aged 6 - 14.99 can be transported free of charge by rail. You pay the cooperation partner's share for the children on site.

Price examples:

01.01.-31.12.24

  Adult with VC* Adult Children 6<15 years
Lambach 26 33 19
Amstetten, Attnang-Puchheim, Passau 32 43 26
Vienna, St. Pölten, Salzburg 45 74 34
Graz, Villach (via Schwarzach-St. Veit) 61 107 54
Innbruck 71 131 61

* Price with a valid ÖBB VORTEILSCARD
Children below the age of 6 are free

Per VORTEILSCARD Family, a maximum of 4 children aged 6 - 14.99 can be transported free of charge by rail. You pay the cooperation partner's share for the children on site.

Programme diversity in Linz´s museums

ÖBB Rail Tours-Tip

What distinguishes this city from others is its character and its constant development. A particular turning point was the year 2009, when Linz became European Capital of Culture. The list of new openings at that time is impressive: the south wing of the Schlossmuseum, the voestalpine Stahlwelt, the Ars Electronica Center, the rebuilt Pöstlingbergbahn line and also the Höhenrausch, which took place for the last time in 2021. Another legacy of Linz09 is the Music Theater, which opened in 2013 and is one of the most modern opera houses in Europe. The ideas, projects and initial sparks from the Capital of Culture year continue to inspire visitors and residents alike to this day.

Please note the opening hours of the individual partner businesses. The museums are closed on Mondays, with a few exceptions.

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