Linzer Landhaus
Linzer Landhaus
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1234texas
Seabrook, TX5,202 contributions
Apr 2019
This is the "new" seat of the government and it is a good stop. The architecture is very nice ad the interior very interesting. The courtyard is really a welcoming place--we liked the whole experience!
Written October 7, 2019
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bexleygirl-111
Kalamazoo, MI51 contributions
May 2013 • Couples
We took the boat from Passau to Linz and planned to come back by bus 3 1/2 hours later. Most of the historical sites are centered around the main square which is only about a 10 min walk from where the boat docks by the Lentos museum. Among the worthwhile sights are the Alte Dom with its twin towers and the Neue Dom whi h is very large and has a very tall spire. There are some beautiful stained glass windows in the Neue Dom, both old and more modern. Do take time to try some of the delicious Austrian pastries and ice cream while you are in Linz- you won't regret it. On our way back to the boat dock to catch the bus back to Passau, we lingered in the Main Square just to watch and enjoy this lovely square and the people who were doing the same. To get to the bus you may want to take the pedestrian bridge, which is just off the main street, over the busy main road in front of the Lentos museum. If you are taking the bus back to Passau, it leaves at 17.30 from the same place that the boat from Passau docked, but check with the boat crew before you get off the boat.
Written May 20, 2013
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marriott946
London, UK817 contributions
Jul 2022 • Friends
The new government house.
Great architecture showing pristine lines.
The inner courtyard is magnificent.
You know its important by the chauffeured cars sat outside
Great architecture showing pristine lines.
The inner courtyard is magnificent.
You know its important by the chauffeured cars sat outside
Written July 22, 2022
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FORZA7777
Eindhoven, The Netherlands2,327 contributions
Nov 2019
This building is very nice to visit. It dates back to the 16th century! And don't miss the real lovely inner yard.
Written December 27, 2019
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BB62kretz
Rio Rancho, NM156 contributions
Apr 2018 • Business
We walked the city of Linz and this was one of our first stops. I was very interested in the Kriegsdenkmal located near by. The history was very interesting.
Written January 24, 2019
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FLnurseER
Boca Raton, FL5,621 contributions
Sep 2018 • Couples
Interesting renaissance building with an arcaded courtyard, seat of the Upper Austrian government. We did not go inside with our tour group, however we did enjoy the Fountain of the Planets, dedicated to Johannes Kepler who taught in the Protestant district school there for 14 years.
Written September 23, 2018
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elindoo
Stuart, FL2,199 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
Walked through here on our walking tour of Linz. Beautiful courtyard well decorated with flowers hanging from the windows.
Written July 16, 2018
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Peter_wiwi
Bembridge, UK448 contributions
May 2018
It is relaxing and cool court yard away from the baroque on the Sunday I visit there was a wonderful craft market happening all around which is definitely worth browsing around.
Written May 27, 2018
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Gary W
League City, TX381 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
The light colored facades were an eye catching change to the other historic buildings on our walking tour. Almost Italian style was a marked contrast to nearby buildings and speaks to the history of this city.
Written April 24, 2018
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Larry C
4,259 contributions
Nov 2017 • Couples
Somewhat of a change from the Baroque and Gothic architecture that is prevalent throughout Austria, is this extensive Renaissance building. It consists of three courtyards. The prominent tower was built in 1568 and expanded to its current height in 1638. The north portal (c1570) is one of the most important Renaissance portals in Austria.
The Planet Fountain (1582) by Peter Guet is a highlight in the arcade courtyard.
The Planet Fountain (1582) by Peter Guet is a highlight in the arcade courtyard.
Written January 6, 2018
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