Erlebnisticket Linz-Card: The combined ticket for train and visit to Linz
Upper Austria/Linz
Linz captivates visitors with its authenticity, diversity and unexpected experiences. The ÖBB Erlebnisticket will make your trip to Linz even easier: The Erlebnisticket offers you rail travel and Linz-Card at a reduced combined price. The perfect ticket for those exploring Linz.
How the Erlebnisticket Linz-Card works
The Erlebnisticket makes planning your next trip super easy: You can combine your train journey with Linz-Card and book them together. Not only does this save you time, but you also get a discounted price. That means you don't have to worry about getting there and can just enjoy your stay.
Step-by-step to the Erlebnisticket
Add travelers and discounts
Enter the desired date
Select the time and departure station for the outward journey
Select a suitable connection for the return journey
Select a ticket category
See price advantage
Arrive/depart and enjoy the experience
Services included in your Erlebnisticket
Arrival/departure by train (ÖBB/DB)
24-hours Linz-Card Redemption of the voucher in the ÖBB Club Lounge at Linz railway station
Your advantages with the Erlebnisticket
Less planning effort: The Erlebnisticket combines all the necessary tickets in one practical bundle. This means you only need to book once and still save money without having to laboriously compare all the offers.
Even cheaper travel with the Sparschiene: If you book early, you can take advantage of the ÖBB Sparschiene offers and secure particularly inexpensive rail connections. The best thing is that the Experience Ticket also offers an additional discount on the cheaper tickets.
Discover Linz with the Linz Card
Culture, innovation and enjoyment in Linz on the Danube
Linz captivates visitors with its authenticity, diversity and surprising experiences. This dynamic city on the Danube combines historic architecture with modern art, a vibrant cultural scene with innovative technology. Since its year as European Capital of Culture in 2009, Linz has continued to develop and is now one of Austria’s most exciting city destinations.
Whether strolling through the city centre, exploring the museums or along the Danube – Linz invites you to discover new things and experience the city from different perspectives.
The Linz Card: your key to art, culture and experiences
The 24-hours Linz-Card opens the city’s doors to you and makes your stay particularly varied.
Top attractions included:
Ars Electronica Center
Experience the future up close: from artificial intelligence and robotics to biotechnology – interactive exhibitions invite you to get involved and discover.
LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz
One of Austria’s most important museums of modern and contemporary art – featuring works by Klimt, Schiele and current artists.
Francisco Carolinum
An internationally renowned museum of photography and media art – a hotspot for contemporary art in the global discourse.
NORDICO Stadtmuseum Linz
Take a look back at history and identity – told in an exciting, lively and authentic way.
OK – Open Cultural Centre
A creative hub for contemporary art, media art and socio-political themes – right in the heart of Linz.
Linz Castle Museum
Over 10,000 m² of exhibition space dedicated to the natural, cultural and art history of Upper Austria.
voestalpine Steel World
In the exhibition area—which has been comprehensively modernized in terms of architecture, technology, and content—open spaces, new lines of sight, and digital presentations captivate visitors and offer new perspectives on voestalpine and steel production.
Further information can be found at Linz-Card.
Discover more ÖBB Erlebnistickets
With the ÖBB Erlebnistickets you can discover not only Linz, but also numerous other leisure activities throughout Austria. Whether you want to relax in a thermal spa, enjoy sports in the mountains or immerse yourself in culture at a museum, you are guaranteed to find the right experience for your taste here.
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