Linz Family Tour with the Pöstlingbergbahn

Durationapprox. 2 to 2.5 hours, paced to suit the children

Group sizeup to 25 people

LanguagesEnglish, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Meeting pointHauptplatz, your hotel or cruise berth

This tour combines lively stories in the old town with a ride up the Pöstlingberg on one of the steepest adhesion railways in Europe. At the top, a pilgrimage basilica, a great view and the beloved Grottenbahn await.

Highlights

Ride on the Pöstlingbergbahn

Fairytale ride through the Grottenbahn

Stories and riddles for children

View over Linz from the basilica

The route

Main Square

the tour begins with lively stories around the Trinity Column.

Old town lanes

child-friendly anecdotes and small riddles along the way.

Pöstlingbergbahn

a ride up the mountain on one of the steepest adhesion railways in Europe.

Pöstlingberg Basilica

a short visit with a view over Linz.

Grottenbahn

a ride through its fairytale world, a highlight for children.

Return route

back into the city with views over the Danube.

Included

Certified local guide

Tour in the language of your choice

Individual route and timing

Contact person around the clock

Not included

Entrance fees and tickets

Food, drinks and tastings

Travel allowance outside the guide's home town (min. €30)

Tour guide system (€3.75 per person)

Who this tour suits

For families with children who want to discover Linz playfully, with a good dose of adventure.

Meeting point

Hauptplatz, your hotel or cruise berth

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Is this tour manageable with a pushchair?

The old town is easy to navigate with a pushchair, and both the Pöstlingbergbahn and the Grottenbahn are accessible too. The guide is happy to advise on any specific section beforehand.

Are the tickets for the Pöstlingbergbahn and Grottenbahn included?

The guiding fee covers the guide's service; tickets for the railway and the Grottenbahn are bought separately on site. That way you can decide flexibly whether you want both rides.

What happens in bad weather?

The tour is mostly outdoors and on the railway, with the Grottenbahn and the basilica offering dry stretches along the way. In heavy rain, the itinerary can be adjusted slightly.

from

230 €

group rate, not per person