The New Cathedral foundation stone was laid in 1862 and conosecrated in 1924. This is a masterpiece in Belgian Dutch High Gothic style. You really have to tip your head to see upwards. The stained glass windows are remarkable, the Linz window depicts scenes from Linz history. We have seen a LOT of cathedrals and churches on this tour and trust me this is worth it especially if you like gothic. The crypt hold bishops from 1785 onwards (coffins moved here from the old cathedral). read more

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Listed as the number one spot to see in Linz, it was such a sad disappointment! We had only one day and based on that review that this was the no 1 thing to see, I was terribly disappointed that I had not followed the advice of my sister in law and gone to the hill top on the cute train? Tram?, to view the city instead from atop the hill. This may be the largest church in Austria, but it lacks the beauty and atmosphere of the church which is in Vienna. So, if you are on a limited time like we were, skip this and head on the tram instead. read more

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