Looking to rent a campervan in Linz? With Campcruisers you can easily find and book your perfect motorhome. Discover along, austrian and more when you explore Linz by camper.

A camper in Linz is the perfect starting point for tours through the scenic diversity of Upper Austria. The city itself surprises with a mix of high-tech museums, an alternative art scene and cozy beer gardens on the Danube. In just a few minutes you are in the hills of the Mühlviertel or on crystal-clear lakes of the Salzkammergut. If you decide to rent a motorhome in Linz, you will benefit from excellent transport links, a relaxed atmosphere and proximity to highlights such as Hallstatt, Bad Ischl or Passau. Camper-friendly parking spaces and well-maintained roads make the start particularly easy.

Linz is charming - but if adventure calls, these tours are available for your camper road trip:

Motorhome Tour Linz No. 1: Danube Romance & Wachau (approx. 350 km / 5 days)

Historical monasteries, vineyards and Danube waves - a route full of enjoyment and history.

Day 1: Linz – Lentos Art Museum & Danube Cycle Path Day 2: Grein – Castle tour & camping directly on the Danube Day 3: Melk – Melk Abbey & Wachau Apricots Day 4: Krems – Old Town & Wine Tasting Day 5: Return trip via Enns – Austria's oldest city

Motorhome Tour Linz No. 2: Mühlviertel Hills & Beer Culture (approx. 250 km / 4 days)

Hills, hops & home brewery - discover the gentle northern quarter with lots of flavor.

Day 1: Linz – Stroll through the old town & Ars Electronica Day 2: Freistadt – Brewery tour & Bohemian Forest Nature Park Day 3: Bad Leonfelden – spa town & gingerbread bakery Day 4: Return journey via Ottensheim – Danube ferry & picnic

Motorhome Tour Linz No. 3: Salzkammergut Lake Tour (approx. 400 km / 6 days)

Mountains, lakes and imperial villas: A classic for nature fans.

Day 1: Linz – Camper pick-up & provisions Day 2: Gmunden – Lake Traunsee & Seeschloss Ort Day 3: Hallstatt – World Heritage Site & Skywalk Day 4: Bad Ischl – Imperial Villa & Sisi flair Day 5: Wolfgangsee – Boat trip & camping directly on the water Day 6: Return trip via Ebensee – Gassel dripstone cave

Motorhome Tour Linz No. 4: Bavarian Forest & Passau (approx. 300 km / 5 days)

A green paradise just behind the border - including the city of three rivers.

Day 1: Linz – Danube Promenade & Street Art Day 2: Wegscheid – Border crossing & Panorama Road Day 3: Bavarian Forest National Park – Treetop Path & Lynx Enclosure Day 4: Passau – Cathedral, Old Town & Innspitz Day 5: Return journey via Schärding – Baroque jewel & Danube ferry

Camping Linz-Pichlingersee: Generously laid out, swimming lake right next door, good city connectionStellplatz Linz-Winterhafen: Central, quiet at night, ideal for short staysParadies-Camping Wolfgangsee Birkenstrand: Further out, but perfect for Salzkammergut fans

Wild camping is generally prohibited in Austria, but is sometimes tolerated in remote regions.

What you absolutely must try in Linz? Of course, the Original Linzer Torte, but you'd be wrong if you thought Linz didn't have even more specialties:

Linzer Torte: considered the oldest known cake in the world with hazelnuts, currant jam and dough lattice. Kaspressknödel: Are extremely addictive. Irresistible.Wine: Cider from the Mühlviertel Beer: Zwickl. Very good.

For self-caterers: In supermarkets like Hofer, Spar or Billa you will find everything for your camper kitchen. Particularly recommended: the Südbahnhofmarkt for fresh fruit, vegetables, cheese specialties and organic meat. Regional souvenirs such as "Erdäpfelkäse" or Knödelbrot for Kaspressknödel complete the shopping.