Linz, Austria

About Linz

Linz is the capital of Upper Austria and one of the country's most industrialised cities, best known as the home of Voestalpine AG – one of the world's leading steel and technology groups. This industrial identity makes Linz a significant destination for raw material inbound freight (scrap metal, coking coal, iron ore via the Danube) and an origin point for outbound steel products, machine components, and processed industrial goods.

The Linz Danube port (Linzer Hafen) is one of the most important river ports in Austria, handling bulk cargo, general cargo, and containers via the Danube waterway corridor. The A1 motorway (West Autobahn) connects Linz directly to Vienna in the east and Salzburg/Germany in the west, while the A7 motorway provides access northward to the Czech border. Road freight from Serbia to Linz typically passes through the Nickelsdorf/Vienna customs zone.

Fin Partner provides road freight services to and from Linz for both heavy industrial shipments and standard pallet cargo. Our team coordinates transit documentation under the Common Transit Convention for deliveries into the Upper Austrian customs area, and offers scheduling suited to the industrial calendar of Voestalpine suppliers and the broader Linz manufacturing ecosystem.