Things to do in Graz

Graz Main Square is located in the heart of Graz's Old Town, Austria's second-largest city, and is the city's most vibrant and historically rich public space. It's not only the perfect starting point for tourists' walking tours but also the center for experiencing Graz's traditional lifestyle.

Graz's Palace Hill can be reached by taking an elevator or climbing. Climbing up, you can get a panoramic view of Graz. The scenery on the mountain is also beautiful, especially the ancient clock. There is even a Hangzhou Pavilion on the top of the mountain, which is very intimate. Walking through the green woods, looking at the scenery and feeling the mountain breeze is very interesting. The Palace Hill was originally an air defense facility, and now there are rails inside, as well as a slide for play facilities, which can slide from the top to the bottom of the mountain.

A museum for history buffs. There's no audiobook in Russian, but there's a brochure that explains everything. The exhibits are ancient: weapons, armor, cannons,

Built in the 15-th century, the Graz cathedral is dedicated to Saint Giles. Look at the interior elaborated designs and structures. Absolutely gorgeous!

Schloss Eggenberg is a magnificent Baroque palace and one of the most impressive landmarks in Graz, Austria. The palace's elegant architecture, beautifully preserved state rooms, and stunning gardens create a truly memorable experience. I was fascinated by the intricate ceiling paintings and the unique symbolism woven into the building’s design. Walking through the peaceful grounds, often shared with roaming peacocks, added to the charm of the visit. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Graz, Schloss Eggenberg offers a perfect blend of history, art, and nature. It is a must-visit destination for culture and architecture enthusiasts.

Is amazing art museum if you want art you need visit

The Graz Town Hall is located in the central square of the old town. It is a Renaissance building in the mid-16th century. The tall corridors give people a sense of solemnity and magnificence. In a corner of the courtyard, there is a very unique round marble fountain surrounded by 5 beautiful bronze columns. The base of each bronze column is made into the shape of half man and half goat, supporting a finely carved bronze pavilion.