Limonistollen
Linz, Oberösterreich, Österreich
- Suitable for groups
To the west of downtown Linz is a total of 14 km of tunnels, most of which date back to World War II.
For centuries, the sandstone hills to the west of Linz have been used for beer and wine cellars. During World War II, existing cellars were converted into huge, kilometer-long air-raid shelters, drawing on the exploitation of concentration camp prisoners housed in the tunnels for their construction.
It is possible to visit part of the Linz air-raid shelters as part of contemporary history tours with specially trained Austria Guides. Combinations with city tours are also possible.
For centuries, the sandstone hills to the west of Linz have been used for beer and wine cellars. During World War II, existing cellars were converted into huge, kilometer-long air-raid shelters, drawing on the exploitation of concentration camp prisoners housed in the tunnels for their construction.
It is possible to visit part of the Linz air-raid shelters as part of contemporary history tours with specially trained Austria Guides. Combinations with city tours are also possible.
- by arrangement
- Registration required
Accessibility / arrival
Linz Linien: 27 - Hopfengasse
Service
Guided tour
http://www.limonistollen.at/termine/
General price information
€19 per person
- Suitable for groups
- Suitable for schools
Somewhat suitable for wheelchairs: Assistance is sometimes necessary. The measurements do not (fully) conform to the legally stipulated ÖNORM.
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