The South, Austria
Access to funicular/lift for Schlossberg and Kunsthaus entry may have fees, but they are often free with the Graz Card. Find tickets & tours
One of Central Europe's best-preserved city centers. Explore entirely on foot.
Wander through main thoroughfares. Discover hidden courtyards off these streets.
Observe intricate architectural details and historical frescoes on façades.
Located within the Eggenberg Palace complex, these collections enhance the historical visit.
Allow several hours to explore both the palace and its extensive gardens. Don't miss the "planetary" room sequence inside the palace.
Graz has a wide array of museums catering to various interests, from history and natural science to contemporary art.
Austria's oldest public museum, a network of diverse museums across Graz and Styria.
The world's largest historical armory, with over 32,000 pieces of armor and weapons.
Showcases modern and contemporary art from the 19th century to today.
A natural history museum covering the flora, fauna, and geology of Styria.
Explores the history of Graz, located in the impressive Palais Khuenburg.
An interactive science museum with engaging exhibits, especially good for families.
The city's opera house, presenting high-quality opera, operetta, and musical performances. Book tickets
The main theater for plays, it has a diverse program of dramatic arts. Find showtimes
A concert venue hosting various music genres, from pop and rock to world music. See concerts
Beyond major institutions, discover other spaces for art and culture.
Explore Graz's rich past by visiting its historical landmarks, from imperial residences to ancient churches.
Uncover the stories behind Graz’s past through its significant religious and royal structures.
Explore the civic and defensive aspects of Graz's history.
Graz has numerous green spaces and natural beauty within and around the city, ideal for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment.
An extensive park area covering and surrounding the Schlossberg hill. It features walking paths, well-maintained gardens, and playgrounds.
The University of Graz's botanical garden, with themed sections and impressive glasshouses representing different climate zones. Open daily, free entry.
A large open-air sculpture park south of Graz, demonstrating contemporary art installations in a natural setting. Free entry, open year-round.
A small, picturesque lake in eastern Graz, popular for leisurely walks and featuring a boathouse restaurant.
Enjoy diverse walking paths and well-maintained gardens atop the city's iconic hill.
Wander through various themed sections and impressive glasshouses demonstrating different climate zones.
A unique open-air park south of Graz, blending contemporary art with natural landscapes.
While a day trip from Graz, this zoo (Herberstein) provides a diverse animal collection in a spacious setting.
Within the city limits, these spots offer peaceful retreats from urban bustle.
For those seeking more extensive natural experiences, these locations are a short trip away.
Many attractions are walkable from the city center, but for outer sites, public transport or car rental is needed.
Discover less-known but equally rewarding spots in Graz that offer unique perspectives away from the main tourist paths.
These less-traveled locales offer a charming glimpse into local life and architecture.
While outside the immediate city, these spots offer rewarding excursions for a fuller experience of Styria.
Beyond the main funicular, explore lesser-known trails and viewpoints for tranquil moments.
These paths showcase the hill's natural beauty away from the crowds.
While Murinsel gathers attention, quiet stretches along the river have peaceful walks and local views.
Enjoy the gentle flow of the river and observe local life.
The Old Town's main streets hide numerous beautiful, often overlooked, Renaissance courtyards.
These courtyards showcase centuries of architectural beauty.
Explore cafes in districts like Lend or Geidorf for a taste of daily Graz life away from tourist hot spots.
The Lend district has many smaller art galleries and independent boutiques, ideal for unique finds.
Keep an eye out for street art, especially in the Gries and Lend districts.
