Regional Travel
The OÖVV transport association provides comprehensive bus and train links across the entire state.
Upper Austria is one of Austria's most versatile states, stretching from the Bohemian Forest in the north to the majestic Alps in the south. The region's capital, Linz, is a center for technology and media arts, providing a sharp contrast to the serene, traditional villages scattered throughout the countryside. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture through seasonal festivals or explore the vast network of cycling paths along the Danube. With its proximity to Germany and the Czech Republic, the region serves as a cultural crossroads, offering a unique blend of history, nature, and modern Austrian life.
Upper Austria is one of Austria's most versatile states, stretching from the Bohemian Forest in the north to the majestic Alps in the south. The region's capital, Linz, is a center for technology and media arts, providing a sharp contrast to the serene, traditional villages scattered throughout the countryside. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture through seasonal festivals or explore the vast network of cycling paths along the Danube. With its proximity to Germany and the Czech Republic, the region serves as a cultural crossroads, offering a unique blend of history, nature, and modern Austrian life.
The modern arts scene and historical charm of the capital, Linz.
Extensive trails for hiking and cycling through diverse landscapes.
Traditional Austrian festivals and rich local heritage.
Strategic location bordering Germany and the Czech Republic.
The region is the fourth-largest in Austria, so plan travel times between northern and southern areas.
Linz is a major industrial and cultural hub, offering a different vibe than the rural countryside.
Weather can vary significantly between the Danube valley and the Alpine regions.
The OÖVV transport association provides comprehensive bus and train links across the entire state.
Don't miss the Ars Electronica Center in Linz for a glimpse into the future of technology and art.
Nature lovers and culture enthusiasts seeking a mix of Alpine beauty and urban art.
EUR €
$120-$200 p/day
German, English
Visit the southern part of the region for stunning glacial lakes and mountain vistas.
May-September
Great for cycling the Danube path and visiting blooming botanical gardens.
Peak season for mountain hiking and swimming in the Salzkammergut lakes.
Perfect for wine tasting, harvest festivals, and clear-sky mountain views.
A magical time for Christmas markets in Linz and skiing in the southern mountains.