Welcome to the Brucknerhaus Linz

Its location in the Danube Park, its timeless, elegant architecture by Finnish architects Heikki and Kaija Siren, and above all the excellent acoustics of its two halls make the Brucknerhaus in Linz one of the most attractive concert halls in the world. Opened in 1974 by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra under Herbert von Karajan, it offers renowned orchestras, conductors and soloists from all over the world an exquisite stage. In addition to stars of the international classical music scene, the Brucknerhaus also regularly hosts national music greats and offers young talents the opportunity to gain their first important experience.

The Brucknerfest Linz, organised by the Brucknerhaus and held every autumn, also takes place mainly in the Brucknerhaus.

However, the Brucknerhaus is by no means reserved for classical music. Its programme of around 200 events per year covers a wide range of themes and also includes jazz, world music, readings and a wide range of concerts for children and young people. Guest organisers enrich the programme with ballet and musical performances, folk concerts and much more. Since autumn 2018, the Bruckner's restaurant, operated by the DoN Group, has been providing culinary delights for visitors.

In addition to the three halls in the Brucknerhaus, selected events take place at external venues.

Danube Park - Visualised Klangwolke 2018 © Andreas Röbl
Danube Park - Visualised Klangwolke 2018 © Andreas Röbl
  • The public Danube Park in Linz is located between the Nibelungen Bridge and the VOEST Bridge and is the venue for the Linz Klangwolken festival every September.
  • On balmy summer nights, the arcaded courtyard of the Linz Landhaus becomes the venue for wonderful concerts in the "Serenades" series.
  • The Posthof, a listed farmhouse purchased by the city of Linz in 1984, is now one of the most popular venues for contemporary art and culture in Upper Austria.

Other venues that host regular events include St. Florian's Abbey Basilica, Ansfelden Parish Church, St. Mary's Cathedral and the Old Cathedral in Linz.

Monastery Church of St. Florian © Monastery St. Florian
Monastery Church of St. Florian © Monastery St. Florian
Arcaded Courtyard © Reinhard Winkler
Arcaded Courtyard © Reinhard Winkler
Posthof © Günther Gröger
Posthof © Günther Gröger