Austria · Oberösterreich · Linz
Ebelsberg, Linz — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Ebelsberg is a Linz quarter built around Schloss Ebelsberg, with a memorial to the fallen of 1809 standing close to the parish church.
About Ebelsberg
Where to stay in Ebelsberg
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Ebelsberg is a suburban address. Rooms here suit drivers and visitors with business on the outer edge of Linz, since the centre is a ride away and what pulls travellers off the road is Schloss Ebelsberg rather than a hotel strip. Kleinmünchen lies under two kilometres off, with Pichling a little beyond. You get a quiet address and a short run into the centre, at the cost of choice after dark.
About Ebelsberg
What are the main landmarks in Ebelsberg?
Three names stand out. Schloss Ebelsberg is the largest of them, the Pfarrkirche Ebelsberg serves the parish, and the Denkmal für die gefallenen Wiener Freiwilligen (1809) records volunteers from Vienna who fell in that year. Linz keeps its bigger sights closer to the centre.
Kleinmünchen and Pichling are the nearest quarters, both inside three kilometres.
What is the history of Ebelsberg?
The year 1809 is the one date Ebelsberg carries openly, cut into the memorial to the fallen Wiener Freiwilligen. Schloss Ebelsberg and the Pfarrkirche Ebelsberg are the two fixed points, and between them they mark the core that the rest of the quarter was built out from. Linz counts it a quarter.
Kleinmünchen and Pichling sit on the same edge of Linz, in Oberösterreich.
Where is Ebelsberg?
Ebelsberg sits on the outskirts of Linz in Oberösterreich, with Kleinmünchen under two kilometres off and Pichling a little further.
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Updated August 2026