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A View of Linz

  • A View of Linz
  • A View of Linz
  • A View of Linz
  • A View of Linz
  • A View of Linz
  • A View of Linz
  • A View of Linz

By its very nature, the Nordico as a city museum has one main protagonist: Linz. The diversity of the city, its uniqueness, varying characteristics and special quirks are always within view.

Linz in brief

  • Experience the history of Linz
  • Plaster model of the Trinity Column Linz, 1850
  • Be part of the Open City Archive
  • Stadtmuse
  • Care Paket, um 1950
  • Browse the Linz Library
  • Maximilian Koller, Children of guest workers in Alt-Urfahr, 1980s
  • Gregor Graf, Hidden Town, 2004

The new exhibition of the collection focuses entirely on the condensed history of the city. Here 2,500 years of Linz can be experienced in rapid motion.

A Longing for Peace

  • Sehnsucht Frieden 031
  • Sehnsucht Frieden 004
  • Sehnsucht Frieden 014 M1
  • Sehnsucht Frieden 009
  • City sign of Linz with the addition ‘City of Peace’, since 1986
  • Playground at Volksgarten, 1951
  • Franz Glaubacker, Lakeshore and barracks, 1948
  • Students doing cleanup work in front of the Bruckner School, 1946
  • Pin badge of the Austrian Peace Congress, 1950
  • Bomb damage on Handel-Mazzetti Street, 1944
  • Hans Wöhrl, Barrack camp on Salzburger Reichsstraße, Linz/Wegscheid, 1955

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The exhibition explores the disruptions and continuities taking place in Linz amid the transition from a wartime to a post-war society, the end of the National Socialist dictatorship and the beginning of renewed democratisation.

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Awarded the Austrian Eco-Label for Museums
Museen der Stadt Linz

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