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Workation in Linz: the essentials
Steel made Linz, and the voestalpine works on the Danube are still in plain sight. Upper Austria's capital, the country's third-largest city with about 214,000 people, has spent decades adding culture to its industrial reputation: the Ars Electronica festival and museum, the Lentos art gallery on the river, and a year as European Capital of Culture in 2009. A steep tram climbs the Pöstlingberg for the view. Students at Johannes Kepler University and elsewhere keep things young, and coworking spaces are available. Fast trains run to Vienna and Salzburg, the Czech border is 30 km north, and the airport is about 13 km from the centre.
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Linz has two coworking spaces, Regus and factory300. Day passes cost about €44, monthly plans around €148. At 80 Mbit/s, the internet suits video calls well.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius). Prices were checked on provider websites or directories and converted to euros; they may change – please confirm with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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