Linz has an excellent public transport network including trams, buses, and a light rail system operated by LNVG. Day passes provide unlimited travel for reasonable prices. The transit system is clean, efficient, and well-connected throughout the city.
By Air: Linz Airport (LNZ) is 12 km south with direct flights to major European cities and budget airline connections. Airport buses (€3.50) take 25-30 minutes to city center.
By Train: Linz Hauptbahnhof (main station) is centrally located with direct trains to Vienna (2 hours), Salzburg (2 hours), and Munich (2.5 hours). Austrian railways offer comprehensive connections throughout Central Europe.
By Car: Linz is well-connected via the A1 and A7 autobahns. Parking is available at various facilities (€0.80-2 per hour), though public transport is recommended for city center exploration.
Walking: The city center is very walkable with most attractions within 1-2 km. Bicycles: Extensive cycling infrastructure makes bikes ideal for exploring; rentals available at €10-15 per day. Taxis: Metered taxis available, though public transport is more economical.