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Linz, Austria. Walking Tour UHD. Walk 4k .

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Around 400 BC e. Several Celtic settlements and fortresses arose around the Danube (not far from the city). Within today's city limits was the Grünberg oppidum, an impressive Celtic fortification located on the site of today's city west of Haselgraben and Freinberg, west of the city center.

The Celtic name Lentos was probably given to the settlement on the Freinberg hill, meaning flexible or curved. This name subsequently passed to the later Roman camp. The fortress fell largely peacefully through the ongoing integration of the Kingdom of Noricum into the Roman Empire.

Some interesting facts about the city of Linz, Austria:
- Linz is the third largest city in Austria after Vienna and Graz.
- The city of Linz is home to one of the largest and oldest museums of industrial culture in the world the Museum of Post-Industrial Culture.
- Linz is known as the birthplace of the famous composer Anton Bruckner. The Brucknerhaus, a museum and center for musical culture, was built in his honor.
- The city is also known for its modern architectural landmarks, including the Ars Electronica Center, designed by architect Peter Kogler.
- Linz is located on the banks of the Danube River, which gives it beautiful coastal scenery and opportunities for walking and recreation.

0:00 Nibelungenbrücke Bridge
1:20 Hauptplatz Square
2:38 Dreifaltigkeitssäule Monument, memorial
4:30 Schmidtorstraße Street
7:08 Landstraße Street
15:00 Stelzhamerstraße Street
17:15 Volksgartenstraße Street
18:50 Herrenstraße Street
19:50 Domplatz Square Linz, Austria
22:00 New Cathedral, Linz


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