Linzer Schloss & Schlossmuseum Review

The Linz Palace was expanded in 799 during the reign of Emperor Friedrich III and Rudolph II and is now used as a museum. It features many medieval to modern artworks, as well as weapons and musical instruments for visitors to visit. Visitors can see the Danube River and the city from the wall, very refreshing.

A very unique museum on the banks of the Danube, Linz is a very important place in Austria, the Linz Palace Museum has a lot of art, and the huge museum scenery is quite interesting. [View] State museum is very fun [Cost-effective] Very cost-effective

The Linz Palace and State Museum, located on the Danube River in Linz City, is the most important museum of art, culture and history in the area. The museum was formerly a grand palace with art paintings, local historical materials and medieval weapons displays. The beautiful Danube River can be seen on the top floor of the museum.

The first real factory in Austria, the Linz Wool Mill, was completed here in the 17th century, and the first railway in Europe, the first iron-lined ship in Europe... The settlement of the United Steel Company and Linz Chemical Company in 1938 made the status of Linz Industrial Center completely unshakable. The oxygen-blown steelmaking process that was born here profoundly affected the development of the entire postwar industry...so of course, the museum has set aside a whole floor as an industrial technology exhibition hall.

Linz palace during the reign of emperor friedrich rudolph ii, iii and conducted an expansion in 799, now used as a museum. The museum exhibited many medieval to modern art, there are some weapons and instruments for the tourists to visit. Visitors on the wall looks at the scenery of the river and the city, very relaxed and happy.