Linz Ars (AEC) Museum Exhibit: With All Senses
Linz Ars (AEC) Museum Exhibit: Cybergeneration
Linz Ars (AEC) Museum Exhibit: Gulliver's World
Linz Tourism: Ars Electronica Center
Linz Tourism: Biology Center Eco-park
Linz Tourism: Biology Center Plants
Linz Tourism: Biology Center
Linz Tourism: Botanical Garden Succulent Plant Collection
Linz Tourism: Botanical Garden Tropical Collection
Linz Tourism: Brucknerhaus Concert Hall
Linz Castle Museum: Applied Art Collection
Linz Castle Museum: Arms Collection
Linz Castle Museum: Coin Collection
Linz Castle Museum: Music Collection
Linz Castle Museum: Medieval Collection
Linz Castle Museum
Linz Genesis Exhibit: Burial Gifts
Linz Genesis Exhibit
Linz Tourism: Hauptplatz
Linz Landesgalerie: Collections
Linz Landesgalerie: The Garden
Linz Tourism: Landesgalerie
Linz Lentos: Collections
Linz Tourism: Lentos Museum of Modern Art
Linz Tourism: Gugl Stadium
Linz Tourism: Linz Zoo
Linz Tourism: Minorite Church
Linz Tourism: Mozarthaus
Linz Tourism: Nordico-Museum
Linz Tourism: Nordico-Museum Collections
Linz Tourism: Postlingberg Church
Linz Tourism: Postlingberg-Bahn
Linz Tourism: Inside of St. Ignatius Church
Linz Tourism: St. Ignatius Church
Linz Tourism: Trinity Column
Summary: The botanical Garden in Linz, Austria has a tropical house that mimics a humid atmosphere for endangered plants to thrive and tourists to check out. Come by the Botanical Garden tropical collection and see orchids and bromeliads in Linz with travel tips in this free video on tourism.
Linz is the third largest city of Austria and capital of the state of Upper Austria. It is located in the north center of Austria, approximately 30 km south of the Czech border, on...read more
"A must-see in Linz is the Botanical Garden. Visitors of the Botanical Garden's Tropical House, will be greeted by humid atmosphere resembling the tropical climate. Tropical plants are the most endangered plants on the planet. Except for trees, the most significant plants of the tropical rain forest are epiphytes. These plants are attached to their hosts high in the canopies. Thus, they have an advantage over plants restricted to the ground where there is less light and herbivores may be more active. In this collection you can see orchids, bromeliads. Visitors can also have a look at the plants that yield such well-known crops like banana, cocoa, pineapple and vanilla."
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