OeBB Infrastructure Linz

The ÖBB Infrastructure in Linz forms the backbone of rail transport in Upper Austria and is a decisive economic factor for the industrial city of Linz. As a central hub of the Western Line (Weststrecke), ÖBB manages and maintains essential parts of the Austrian railway network here. The infrastructure includes extensive marshalling yards, modern maintenance halls, and specialized logistics centers that ensure seamless freight transport for the resident heavy industry, such as voestalpine. Linz thus serves as a turntable for international rail freight transport between Western and Eastern Europe. The continuous modernization of track and signaling systems, as well as the expansion of digitalization in railway operations, are core tasks of this site. For thousands of employees, ÖBB Infrastructure in Linz provides highly qualified jobs in technical and administrative sectors. The close link between rail and industry makes Linz one of the most efficient logistics locations in Central Europe.

Nearby cities

Linz

Linz is the third-largest city in Austria, known for its industrial history, modern media arts, and the famous Linzer Torte.

Steyr

Steyr is situated at the confluence of the Enns and Steyr rivers.

Traun

Traun is located immediately southwest of Linz on the Traun river.

Wels

Wels is the second largest city in Upper Austria and a major trade fair location.

Gmunden

Gmunden on Lake Traunsee is one of the most elegant towns in the Salzkammergut and a textbook case of Austrian lake SEO.

Enns

Enns is considered the oldest city in Austria, impressing visitors with its striking city tower, the Roman history of Lauriacum, and a pi…

Attnang-Puchheim

An Upper Austrian city considered one of the country's most important railway junctions, possessing a turbulent modern history.

Marchtrenk

Marchtrenk is a dynamic city in the central region of Upper Austria, offering a blend of modern industry and a high quality of life close…

Vorchdorf

A lively market town in the Almtal, famous for Eggenberg Castle and its traditional brewing culture, as well as being a gateway to the Sa…

Freistadt

Freistadt is located in the Mühlviertel region of Upper Austria, near the Czech border.

Liezen

Liezen is a district capital in Upper Styria in the Enns valley.

Perg

Perg, the city of millstones, is a historic trading center in the Machland region with a significant tradition in stoneworking.

Leonding

Leonding is a town near Linz in Upper Austria.

Sierning

A historic market town in the Upper Austrian Alpine foothills, delighting with its magnificent castle and proximity to the industrial cit…

Schladming

Historic mountain town in Styria, famous as the center of the 4-Mountain Ski Area at the foot of Planai.

History & landmarks

Greinburg Castle

This castle above the Danube in Upper Austria was built in the 15th century.

Nature

Cumberland Wildlife Park

This wildlife park in Grünau im Almtal is known for its naturalistic animal keeping.

Kalkalpen National Park

Austria's largest forest protection area, known for its old beech forests (UNESCO World Heritage) and untouched mountain landscape.

More places

Linz Botanical Garden

The botanical garden on the Gugl in Linz houses over 10,000 plant species.

voestalpine Steel World

An experience and exhibition center in Linz that presents the world of steel production of the international technology group voestalpine.

Wels City Tower

The city tower is a landmark of the Upper Austrian city of Wels.

Parz Castle

This Renaissance castle near Grieskirchen features remarkable sgraffito decorations on its facade.

Lamberg Castle

The castle in Steyr houses the city museum today.

Amstetten Industrial Area

Amstetten hosts a wide range of industrial and commercial enterprises, particularly in the fields of mechanical engineering and metal pro…

Kalkalpen National Park

The Kalkalpen National Park in Upper Austria protects the largest contiguous forest area in Austria.