- But there are plenty of great things to do in Linz, too, and you definitely should give this city a chance during your next trip to Austria!
- Orta Çağ'da Linz, önemli bir alışveriş merkezinin statüsünü aldı, ancak 17. yüzyılda, veba ve bitmeyen savaşlar nedeniyle, devletteki önemi biraz zayıfladı.
- In 1900, Linz had around 80,000 inhabitants. The city's fate took a significant turn after Austria became a part of the German Third Reich in March 1938.
- Linz ( /ˈlɪnts/; German pronunciation: [ˈlɪnts]) is the third-largest city of Austria and capital of the state of Upper Austria (German: Oberösterreich).
- Since 2014 Linz has been part of the UNESCO Creative Cities network and this is apparent with the brilliant array of museums you can visit here.
- 'In Linz beginnt’s' (it begins in Linz) goes the Austrian saying, and it’s spot on. This is a city on the move, with its finger on the pulse of the country's technology...
- You’re planning to visit Linz, in Austria, during your next trip? Great idea! Linz, located on the banks of the Danube, is the 3rd largest city in the country.
- Linz standart saat iken Linz deki saat Türkiye deki saat'ın 2 saat gerisindedir olur. ... Linz için IANA zaman dilimi tanımlayıcısı Europe/Vienna'dır.
- Size yerinde en eksiksiz, kapsamlı ve kapsamlı istatistiksel bilgileri sunuyoruz Linz, Avusturya. Avusturya'nin kalbindeki dinamik şehir Linz'in özünü keşfedin.
- ...Upper Austria, why - as a teen - he "raced" through the Enns Valley on a moped and with a plastic bag, and why he believes the “Stadtbahn” is important for Linz.