Linz / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Linz
In Linz, Danube views and contemporary architecture sit alongside a historic square and a hilltop church. The harbour mural area is private and visits require a guided tour.
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Main Square
The Trinity Column stands in the middle of Linz’s Hauptplatz. Use the surrounding façades as a frame and leave room above the column.
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The Mariendom rises above the streets of central Linz. Find a position that shows the exterior and tower together, or focus on its stone details.
Search Google MapsPöstlingberg Church
The pilgrimage church on Pöstlingberg overlooks Linz. Photograph the church from outside and use the viewpoint for a wider cityscape.
Search Google MapsLentos Art Museum
The Lentos sits by the Danube, with a large opening through the building. Use that architectural frame for a view towards the opposite bank.
Search Google MapsArs Electronica Center
The Ars Electronica Center is a contemporary landmark beside the Danube. Compose its exterior with the river, or isolate the lines of its façade.
Search Google MapsLinz Castle
Linz Castle stands above the old town and combines historic fabric with a modern south wing. Explore the outside views and the contrast between the materials.
Search Google MapsDanube Park and Brucknerhaus
The Danube Park stretches along the river near the Brucknerhaus. Use the waterside promenade to combine the building, green space and Danube in a wide view.
Search Google MapsMural Harbor
The murals are in a private working harbour and can only be visited on a guided tour. Tours for individual visitors are in German; groups can request an English-language tour. Check current dates, follow your guide’s instructions and ask about photography before shooting.
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