Danny's Tram Stop Photos: Linz

Linz in Austria has a fair sized tram network with four regular lines (although one is just a short working of another) plus the Pöstlingbergbahn, which runs up a small mountain and is one of the world's steepest adhesion railways. The first trams operated in Linz in 1880, while the initially-independent Pöstlingbergbahn opened in 1898. For more information and history, see Wikipedia (Pöstlingbergbahn) and UrbanRail.net. For service and fare information, see the operator's website (German only).

My photos come from a two night stay in September 2023.

Alphabetical Stop List

Here's an alphabetical list of all the stops that I've got photos of:

Bürgerstraße (two photos)
Hauptbahnhof (nine photos)
Hauptplatz (two photos)
Landgutstraße (two photos)
Linke Brückenstraße (one photo)
Mozartkreuzung (three photos)
Pöstlingberg (one photo)
Rudolfstraße (seven photos)
Turmstraße (one photo)

Bürgerstraße (two photos)
Hauptbahnhof (nine photos)
Hauptplatz (two photos)
Landgutstraße (two photos)
Linke Brückenstraße (one photo)
Mozartkreuzung (three photos)
Pöstlingberg (one photo)
Rudolfstraße (seven photos)
Turmstraße (one photo)