Grazer Landhaus

Located in the heart of the Old City, the Land Palace was built between 1557 and 1565 and was designed by Italian architect Dominique Alio. In 1543 Ferdinand I was consolidated by craftsmen and architects from the northern region of Italy to establish the city status of Graz as the "capital of Austria". The most representative building of the period, in addition to the bell tower that has become Graz's mark today, is the Land Palace.

Among the many ancient buildings in Graz, the most representative is the Land Palace, built between 1557 and 1565 in the center of the Old City, designed by Italian architect Dominic Arlio. In 1543 Ferdinand I was consolidated by craftsmen and architects from the northern region of Italy to consolidate the city status of Graz "the capital of Austria", the most representative building of the period, except for the bell tower that has become Graz's mark today, is the Land Palace.