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Graz (German: ⓘ) is the capital of Styria and the second-largest city in Austria, after Vienna. As of 1 January 2024, Graz had a population of 339,810 (303,270 of whom had principal-residence status). [4]
- +43 316
- Austria
- 353 m (1,158 ft)
- Statutory city
- Schlossberg
- Schlossberg Clock Tower
- Eggenberg Palace
- The Styrian Armoury
- Herz-Jesu-Kirche
- Mariatrost Basilica
- Kunsthaus Graz
- Mausoleum of Ferdinand II
- Rathaus and Square
- Graz Botanical Gardens
One of Graz’s most recognisable features and standing proudly in the centre of the city, the Schlossberg is a tree-covered hill that once served as a fortress and has now been converted into a public park. The history of the Schlossberg goes back to the 10th century and has been a main point of fortification and defence for the city. All that remai...
Standing on the fabled Schlossberg Hill and being easily visible from many places in Graz, the Clock Tower has stood stoically for hundreds of years and has become a symbol of Graz and its history. The tower has a striking design with its bright white walls, large overhanging wooden balcony section and tiled pointed roof which date back to the 15th...
Standing as a symbol of the once mighty and influential region of Styria, Eggenberg Palace holds a major historical and cultural place in the city of Graz and in Austria. Tucked away in the western part of Graz in the Eggenberg district, the palace is surrounded by gorgeous parkland and gardens and served as a statement of the power and wealth of t...
If you are at all interested in historical arms and tools of war, the Styrian Armoury will be a delight – It contains the largest collection of arms and armour in the world with over 30,000 items. Historically, the region of Styria was one of the main areas of conflict against the Ottoman empire therefore a state armoury was constructed in order to...
This remarkable piece of Neogothic architecture sticks out like a sore thumb (In a good way though!). Located a little to the east of Graz city centre this relatively new church is very accessible and should be high up on your list of things to see. Constructed in the 1800’s, the beautiful exterior of the church is a throwback to gothic designs fro...
Situated in Mariatrost which is a district approximately 20 minutes outside of Graz city centre, the Basilica is a domineering building which has fame throughout the region of Styria as a holy pilgrimage site. Leading up to the Basilica is a set of 200 steps that are framed by intermittent statues of angels and historical figures. The outside of th...
This museum stands out starkly against the oranges of the tiled roof buildings that surrounded in and characterise most of Graz’s old town. With a bizarre blue shell-like roof canopy, the Kunsthaus is affectionately known as the friendly alien and you can easily see why when you see this intriguing structure up close. Not only does the Kunsthaus bo...
Supposedly one of the most beautiful Mausoleums of its kind in Europe, there are not many that can match the size and scale of Ferdinand II’s Mausoleum. Ferdinand served as the Holy Roman Emperor from 1619 to 1637 and was greatly involved in the destructive thirty years war. His Mausoleum lies as a testament to his power and features extremely deca...
Right in the centre of Graz old town, the Rathaus has served as the town hall for hundreds of years and has undergone several changes in design, from renaissance to the current neoclassical building that stands today. The impressive town hall has a beautiful façade reminiscent of the Budapest parliament building with similar white columns and crenu...
This haven of greenery and natural wonder displays the typical style and distinctive architecture of Graz and has several “Armadillo” shaped greenhouses that combine together to form this unusual shape. Inside these magical greenhouses are plants, exotic flora, cacti and other natural elements that are separated into four different climate zones. S...
Graz is a historic and scenic city in the southern region of Styria, with a rich cultural and gastronomic heritage. Discover its attractions, from the Schlossberg mountain to the Eggenberg Palace, and enjoy its Mediterranean charm and stunning views.
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Discover Graz, Austria's second-largest city and its most relaxed destination, with abundant parkland, a sea of red rooftops and a fast-flowing river. Explore its Renaissance and baroque architecture, its vibrant arts scene, its edgy nightlife and its world-class contemporary-art space.
The official tourism portal of the city of Graz. Welcome to Graz, the capital of Styria, where history, modern design and culinary enjoyment come together! As an UNESCO World Heritage Site and City of Design, Graz offers a fascinating mix of tradition and innovation. Discover the creative facets of a city that celebrates design and modernity ...
- Messeplatz 1/Messeturm, Graz, 8020, Steiermark
- info@graztourismus.at
- 0316 80750
May 13, 2021 · Graz is a city of contrasts and nowhere is this more apparent than in its skyline. Here, modern design seamlessly blends in with classic architecture. To fully appreciate the city’s beauty, scale Schlossberg ‘mountain’ in the heart of the city and take in the stunning vista from above. In the calm sea of red that is the city’s rooftops ...
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Simply purchase the Graz Card and enjoy free travel on public transport and free visits to many museums and sights in Graz. The ideal companion for a sightseeing tour with your family. Tradition and modernity, science and world heritage, culinary delights and a vast choice of hotels: Read on to find out about sightseeing and culture in Graz!
