Linz

 The city honoured in Mozarts Linz Symphony, Linz is a gorgeous city, especially to those interested in history. For those, the cities historical epicenter is a popular spot; sporting both historical sights and modern accommodations (the cafes of Linz are a favourite!), it is the perfect vacation spot.
Linz is home to the famous Alter Dom; a cathedral built by the Jesuits in the 17th century. Although appearing simply from the outside, the inside of the cathedral is stunning with countless statues, intricately carved pulpit, and pink marble columns. If the cathedral is of interest to you, make sure and book your vacation to accommodate the annual Bruckner Festival (a celebration of Anton Bruckner, church organizer for 12 years), which takes place at the cathedral.
Also found in Linz is the Landhaus, which serves as headquarters to the Upper Austrian government. Originally built in 1570, the building boasts of a graceful courtyard surrounding a fountain. The sight, originally used as a university, is celebrated as the place where John Kepler, the famous astronomer and mathematician, taught his theories.