Contact[email protected]

City / Austria

Linz

View from the castle hill in Linz over a red tin roof to the Danube, with the Urfahr bank opposite, the Poestlingberg church on the ridge at the left and the Nibelungen bridge at the right.
A stone memorial relief on an ochre wall shows Anton Bruckner in profile above the inscription Stadtpfarrorganist 1856 to 1868.A cut Leberkaese loaf studded with olives and peppers glows behind the condensation-covered glass of a warming cabinet.
Show all 3 photos
Show all 3 photos
  1. View from the castle hill in Linz over a red tin roof to the Danube, with the Urfahr bank opposite, the Poestlingberg church on the ridge at the left and the Nibelungen bridge at the right. (1 / 3)
  2. A stone memorial relief on an ochre wall shows Anton Bruckner in profile above the inscription Stadtpfarrorganist 1856 to 1868. (2 / 3)
  3. A cut Leberkaese loaf studded with olives and peppers glows behind the condensation-covered glass of a warming cabinet. (3 / 3)
1 / 3
View from the castle hill in Linz over a red tin roof to the Danube, with the Urfahr bank opposite, the Poestlingberg church on the ridge at the left and the Nibelungen bridge at the right.
A stone memorial relief on an ochre wall shows Anton Bruckner in profile above the inscription Stadtpfarrorganist 1856 to 1868.
A cut Leberkaese loaf studded with olives and peppers glows behind the condensation-covered glass of a warming cabinet.

Snapshot

Linz appears in IS content for its historical context: Adolf Hitler spent his formative years here and planned to rebuild it as a model city, a thread that intersects with the IS WWII layer; Anton Bruckner’s Linz connection adds a secondary music-history reference.