Things To Do in Upper Austria, Austria

This is the house where Emperor Franz Josef announced his engagement to the Bavarian princess Elisabeth von Wittelsbach, nicknamed "Sissi." Today it's a city museum devoted to the spa's history and culture, ... More on Frommers

Although it is no longer the cathedral of Linz, the Ignatiuskirche is still known as the Alter Dom and is t... More on SacredDestinations

17世紀後半に建てられたAlter Domにしては綺麗な外観で、内部はさらにきれいで豪奢でした。 作曲家ブルックナーがここでオルガン奏者を務めたことでも有名だそうです。 ... ... More on TripAdvisor

High above the river and a 5-minute walk west of Hauptplatz stands the castle used by Emperor Friedrich III when he and his court resided in Linz (1486-89). At the turn of the 17th century, Rudolf II erected a new building. A catastrophic ... More on Frommers

One of the most important historic buildings in Linz, the Landhaus today serves as the headquarters for Upper Austria's government. The original structure was built around 1570 with a gracefully arcaded courtyard surrounding a ... More on Frommers

On the border of the Danube River, this gallery is one of the most important repositories of contemporary painting in Linz. Many art lovers drive all the way from Vienna to feast on the array of paintings -- some 1,500 works in ... More on Frommers

Originally built during the 1200s in the early Gothic style, the Church of the Minorite Brothers was for some time the seat of the city's municipal government until the larger Landhaus was built around it in the late 1500s. The ... More on Frommers

The finest example of Carolingian architecture in the region, St. Martin's Church is the most ancient church in Austria still (more or less) in its original form. Constructed by Charlemagne during the 700s, it used the ruins of ... More on Frommers

This museum accurately calls itself "the museum of the future." The place will certainly give you a thrill; a full body flight simulator takes you on a whirlwind "tour" over Upper Austria without leaving the building. The on-site ... More on Frommers