Terminals at Linz Airport
Linz Airport has one main terminal building which houses both the arrivals and departure lounges. They are very modern areas and have a separate transit hall. The terminal is large, bright and airy, it is also very well signposted in English and German, which makes it easy to navigate around.
Getting to Linz Airport
To head towards Cesky Krumlov in the Czech Republic from the airport, head for the B126 until you reach the border. Take the 161 road at Vyssi Brod town and head for the 160 road towards Cesky Krumlov. This is a quick journey in your Car Hire Linz Airport vehicle.
To aim for Salzburg city you need to take the B139 and head for the A7 motorway. Once you reach the A-1/E-55/E-60, you will be on track for Salzburg, which is south west of Linz.
Driving from Linz to Vienna, take the B139 and head for the A7 motorway. Head for the A-1 motorway and 161km later you will be in Vienna.
Parking at Linz Airport
At Linz Airport there are 130 sheltered car parking spaces. There are 870 uncovered car parking spaces in the short term and scheduled flights car park. At the long term stay and charter car parks there are 2,350 car parking spaces. Parking payment can be made at a ticket machine.
Facilities at Linz Airport
In the airport there are many restaurants and snack shops such as Sky Gourmet, Balloon, Follow Me Cafe, Cafe Arabia and Snack'n'Shop. There is also the availability of holding parties at the airport for between 20-800 people.
There are banking facilities, ATM machines, internet and WIFI as well as currency exchange booths. For business people there are seminar and conference rooms available. The rooms have pin boards, flip charts, CD players, overhead projectors and video projectors.
There is an airport tour available, showing every detail, the history and the security measures which are provided. The tour takes around 90 minutes.
What's Close to Linz Airport?
The City has the Landstrabe or main street which leads from the square called the Blumauerplatz. There is a large column in the centre of the square called the Dreifaltigkeitssaule, meaning Holy Trinity, which was built in memory of those who died in the plague epidemics.
There is St. Mary's Church, which is a Roman Catholic church and built in a Gothic-Revival style. Another church is the Postlingberg-Kirche that is on Postlingberg Hill.
The Gugl Stadium is a sports center which is the home ground of LASK (Linzer Athletik Sports Klub). It is known as Austria's 3rd oldest sports stadium. Car Hire Linz Airport will help you cruise around the city in style.