Stupa, Buddhist stupa on Freinberg hill, Linz, Austria.

The Stupa is a white Buddhist structure with a square base located on Freinberg hill, featuring traditional architectural elements of the Buddhist tradition. The building sits on a prepared level area with retaining walls that define the space and protect the structure.

This structure was built in 2013 by the local Buddhist community following architectural designs created in Germany. Its completion marked the establishment of an important gathering place for the Buddhist community in the region.

The community uses this structure as a meditation point where practitioners walk in circles around it as part of their spiritual routine. This circular movement, called parikrama, is a visible practice that visitors can observe during their visit.

The site is accessible with paved paths and level ground that make visiting easy for everyone. Plan your visit during daylight hours when you can fully appreciate the structure and enjoy the hilltop views.

The stupa was inaugurated by Lama Ole Nydahl, who carried out the installation of a life tree, together with the Tibetan stupa master Lama Chogdrup Dorje. The structure was built in summer 2013 to plans by the architect Wojtek Kossowsky from Darmstadt.