Welcome to harry’s home Linz. Your home away from home for winter days filled with culture, indulgence, and cozy moments. Festive lights in the old town, inspiring museums, and warm coffee house moments characterize this season on the Danube. Your winter break begins where Linz is at its most atmospheric: in the heart of the cultural capital with plenty of charm and atmosphere.
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Immerse yourself in the world of tomorrow: at the ARS Electronica Center, you can experience interactive installations relating to AI, robotics, biotechnology, and digital art. From fascinating worlds of light to future laboratories—here, science becomes playful and can be experienced with...
Enjoy a peaceful winter hike to the Giselawarte on Linz's Freinberg hill and reward yourself at the top with sweeping views over the wintery city and the Danube. Snow-covered paths, clear air, and a magnificent viewpoint make this tour a real insider tip for nature lovers and those seeking...
The Lentos Art Museum is one of Austria's most important museums of modern and contemporary art. Located directly on the Danube, it impresses with its iconic glass architecture and a diverse collection of over 1,500 works...
A family trip to voestalpine Stahlwelt takes you into the fascinating world of steel production, where technology invites you to touch and marvel. Discover together how sparkling iron ore is turned into impressive steel—an educational adventure for curious explorers of all ages.
The Linz Zoo on Pöstlingberg offers a natural retreat in the middle of the city on its spacious grounds. Over 600 animals from different regions of the world live here in spacious enclosures...
The Linzer Torte belongs to Linz like the Danube belongs to the city – and trying a slice is a real must. This traditional pastry is considered one of the oldest known cake recipes in the world and originated right here. Its characteristic features are the fine nut shortcrust pastry, the fruity redcurrant jam, and the distinctive lattice pattern that makes every Linzer Torte a small work of art.
It is baked fresh every day in numerous traditional pastry shops, sometimes in a classic style, sometimes with a modern twist. It is best enjoyed during a relaxing coffee break in the old town or taken home as a sweet souvenir. This is an easy way to experience a piece of Linz history with all your senses.
Tip: The Linzer Torte is particularly popular at the Jindrak pastry shop (Herrenstraße) – one of the city’s top addresses.
Simply stay longer and discover Linz at your leisure: with our long weekend special at harry's home Linz-Urfahr, you stay for three nights and pay for only two.
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