Danube 1999

02 Linz

Linz, now Austria's third largest city, was founded by the Romans and was a provincial and local government city of the Holy Roman Empire, and an important trading point on the Danube. Habsburg Emperor Friedrich III spent his last years in Linz, so iit was, for a short period of time, the most important city in the empire.

We had a wine tasting in Linz, but it was too dark for good photos.
  • Bell tower
  • Statue in a niche
  • Another niche
  • Vegetable display
  • Detail over a door
  • Linz cathedral
  • Linz cathedral detail
  • Linz cathedral detail
  • Linz cathedral detail
  • Linz cathedral - Angels
  • Linz cathedral
  • Linz cathedral - Angel
  • Linz cathedral - Statue
  • Linz cathedral - interior
  • Looking down the street to the Old Cathedral
  • Doorway
  • Shoe Repair sign
  • Street view, Gil videotaping
  • Original Linzer Torte, through the window
  • Interesting crest
  • Street view
  • Pretty
  • Double-headed eagle
  • A beast with a book
  • Going back towards the river
  • Beautiful building
  • Building decoration
  • Trinity Column and Old Cathedral
  • Base of the Trinity Column
  • Trinity Column
  • Trinity Column in the main square
  • Beautiful building
  • Sausages and smoked bacon
  • Minoritenkirche
  • Minoritenkirche detail
  • Minoritenkirche angels
  • Minoritenkirche angel
  • Minoritenkirche detail
  • Minoritenkirche Pieta
  • Minoritenkirche statue
  • Minoritenkirche angel, candles and flowers
  • Minoritenkirche statue
  • Corner of a building
  • Klamm Steet
  • Gil getting cash