With the 24-hours 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. The city is authentic and that is exactly what makes it so appealing. It has surprises in store and invites the curious to discover things they didn't even know they were looking for. Anyone visiting the city for the first time will be swept away by the open atmosphere in the city center, the buildings from different eras, the diverse cultural offerings and the Danube, which is more than ever a part of Linz.
Services
ÖBB rail travel 2nd class to Linz and back
Linz Card (24-hours ticket) - redeem the voucher at the ÖBB Club Lounge at Linz train station
For bookings from abroad, we recommend the ÖBB customer service at +43 (0)5 1717-3, in particular for rail passengers. Tickets are sent by mail (mail charges € 5,- per postal item) – bookings must be made in due time!
Attention! Print@home not possible! The ticket must be printed at a ÖBB ticket vending machine in Austria. In Austria: ÖBB Ticket vending machine, ÖBB travel agencies at the ÖBB train station, ÖBB ticket counters.
With the 1-day ticket (from 01.01.25 24-hours ticket) of the Linz Card, all doors are open during your visit to the city on the Danube: Free admission to the museums (closed on Mondays!) and exhibitions, free travel on public transport and the Danube Culture Bonus worth € 10.00 to be redeemed on the harbour tour of the Wurm & Noé shipping company, a theatre ticket* on all stages of the Landestheater or a concert or event ticket* at the Brucknerhaus or Posthof. (*only for own events)
* Price with a valid ÖBB VORTEILSCARD
Children below the age of 6 are free
With the VORTEILSCARD Family, a maximum of 4 children aged 6 - 14.99 can travel free of charge on the train. You pay the cooperation partner's share for the children on site.
ars.electronica.art
Try things out, join in and think: that is the motto of the Ars Electronica Centre! Under the motto “Compass – Navigating the Future”, the Ars Electronica Centre is now a compass and guide through the man-made systems of the 21st century. The themes of the newly designed exhibitions range from artificial intelligence and neurobionics, autonomous systems and robotics, genetic and biotechnology, to the far-reaching global changes of our time.
www.ooekultur.at
As a centre for photography and media art, the Francisco Carolinum is highly relevant in the international art discourse and enjoys an excellent reputation. Its focus on international positions makes it an important centre for global discourse in contemporary photography and media art.
www.lentos.at
LENTOS is one of the most important museums of modern and contemporary art in Austria. Its collections give insights into the history of art since the late 19th century and exhibit important paintings by Klimt, Schiele and Kokoschka as well as from more modern movements and by significant artists for Linz, such as VALIE EXPORT.
www.ooekultur.at
The OK is an exhibition centre and laboratory for contemporary art that offers current artistic trends space for presentation and networked development. The focus is on the realisation of media art paired with an intensive examination of socio-political issues. With a changing exhibition programme, cinema and innovative gastronomy scene, the area around the OK Platz is a lively hotspot in the centre of the state capital.
www.ooekultur.at
With an exhibition space of over 10,000 m², the Schlossmuseum Linz provides a comprehensive overview of the natural, cultural and artistic history of Upper Austria from its origins to the 21st century. Wide-ranging permanent exhibitions can be seen in both the historical castle and the new south wing. They range from topics of natural to contemporary history and feature a wide, diverse range of special fields.
www.voestalpine.com/stahlwelt
voestalpine Stahlwelt, the world of knowledge and experience of one of the most important and modern materials of our time, offers a breathtaking insight into the voestalpine group. Steel production and processing with high-tech facilities, the ‘city within the city’ has countless working environments and impressive views of the more than 5 square kilometres of factory premises in Linz. A particular highlight is a works tour of the largest industrial site in Austria. A visit to Blast Furnace A is globally unique to Linz. In the holidays, a special programme for families with children is on offer. Please note the restricted visiting options until probably spring 2026.
ÖBB Rail Tours-Tip
What sets this city apart from others is its character and constant development. A particular turning point was the year 2009, when Linz became the European Capital of Culture. The ideas, projects and initial impetus from the Capital of Culture year continue to inspire guests and residents of the city on the Danube to this day.
Please note the opening hours of the individual partner organisations. With a few exceptions, the museums are closed on Mondays.
The train ticket is valid within 2 calendar days for one return journey (36 hours from the start of the journey).
Departing from any ÖBB station in Austria with an ÖBB train of your choice listed in the valid ÖBB timetable.
The Kombiticket is not valid for night trains!
Together with your rail ticket, you will receive a voucher for your Linz Card. Redeem the voucher at the ÖBB Club Lounge at Linz train station.
Before buying a Kombiticket, please make sure you enquire about the opening hours and days closed or check the operating days and operating hours on the individual partners’ websites.
Cancellation before the 1st date of validity of the Kombiticket: You will receive a 100 % refund of the Kombiticket.
Cancellation after the 1st date of validity of the Kombiticket: No refund of the Kombiticket is possible.
In order to receive a refund, it is necessary to return the entire set of unused tickets! It is not possible to get a refund for partially unused services!
A rebooking is treated as a cancellation and a new booking.
