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Linz

Danube Promenade, Linz – Main Square (Hauptplatz), Linz loop from Linz

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Austria
Upper Austria
Linz

Danube Promenade, Linz – Main Square (Hauptplatz), Linz loop from Linz

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597

runners

Danube Promenade, Linz – Main Square (Hauptplatz), Linz loop from Linz

03:52

36.9km

140m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: February 20, 2026

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513 m

Danube Promenade, Linz

Highlight • Trail

Very nice running routes directly along the Danube. There is a circular route over the numerous bridges.

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1.78 km

On both sides, a new cycle and walkway was built on the Voest Bridge, which lead in gentle loops onto the Danube cycle paths.

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8.04 km

Ars Electronica

Highlight • Monument

Watch artificial intelligence “think”, train self-driving cars, program robots, 3D print and much more! The topics at the Ars Electronica Center range from artificial intelligence and neurobionics, autonomous systems and robotics, to genetic and biotechnology, to the far-reaching global changes of our time. Exciting exhibitions and events await you!
ars.electronica.art/center

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8.29 km

Nibelungen Bridge

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The Nibelungen Bridge in Linz connects the city center and Urfahr districts. The bridge was built between 1938 and 1940 right next to the place where the first and for a long time only bridge in Linz was built around 1500. The old one was demolished after the new one was completed. (Source: Donauregion.at)

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8.70 km

Main Square (Hauptplatz), Linz

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The main square is a wonderful place to drink coffee, eat and stroll around while watching interesting people. Events and markets also take place here from time to time.

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9.12 km

The Lentos Art Museum is a museum of the avant-garde in Linz. As the successor institution to the Neue Galerie der Stadt Linz, it is one of the most important museums of modern and contemporary art in Austria.
Admission adults € 11.00
Reduced admission every Sunday: Two for one (second person is free)
with Linz Card = free entry

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20.0 km

Landhaus, Linz

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Landhaus – State Government, Linz
The Linzer Landhaus is a building built in several stages between 1568 and 1658 in the Upper Austrian state capital of Linz and today serves as the seat of the Upper Austrian state parliament.
The land was acquired by the estates in 1563. At that point, the old Minorite Monastery on Klosterstrasse stood on it, and they had most of the original building demolished. The architect and master builder of the official and conference building of the estates was Christoph Canevale or Canaval and Hans Canaval. Caspar Toretto and Peter Guet were at work as stonemasons. Other craftsmen and master builders active in the construction are not (or no longer) known.[1] On it was a cloister of a Minorite monastery. The Minorite Church of this monastery is still preserved today.
The tower, which was raised several times in the 16th century, received a baroque copper helmet in 1801.
The sgraffito depictions in the four fields of the sundial below the dials of the clock tower are by Fritz Fröhlich.
The appearance of the Renaissance building was subsequently shaped by Baroque and Rococo artists, although most of the architectural gems were destroyed by the great fire in 1800 that emanated from Linz Castle. Part of the country house was badly damaged, and the library, archive and picture gallery were destroyed.
Since 1861, the Linz country house has been the seat of the Upper Austrian state parliament, which was elected for the first time this year. By tearing down the ceiling of the estate council room, master builder Johann Metz created a high, representative meeting room in which a gallery was built on 3 sides. The hall of the people's representative body was decorated in neo-rococo style by the academic painter Ferdinand Scheck.
A total of 11.8 million euros was spent on the renovation and redesign of the country house park. Since then, the new citizen service center has been located in the entrance area of the building, where applications are accepted and citizens are helped to fill them out. Furthermore, citizen assessments of laws are collected and forwarded here.
Text/Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linzer_Landhaus

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36.9 km

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20.3 km

8.99 km

3.57 km

2.30 km

1.13 km

529 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

18.8 km

15.7 km

1.25 km

710 m

229 m

152 m

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