This landmark of the city of Graz once stood at the foot of a massive fortress on Schlossberg.

The former armory of the people of Graz is now one of the world's largest collection of medieval weapons and body armour.

Until 300 years ago this was the location of a mighty castle. Today you enjoy the wonderful view. 

The "friendly alien" is home to spectacular exhibitions. But also the building itself is worth a visit. 

This artificial island gives you a whole new perspective of the city.

The opera house presents not only famous arias, but also ballett and musical shows.

The Eggenberg Palace is the largest and most significant baroque palace in all of Styria. The surrounding park is a great place to relax.

This courtyard is not only breathtaking, but also a quiet refuge within the bustling city.

Three times a day, a girl and a boy dance for all visitors of Graz.

Emperor Ferdinand II comissioned this magnificent tomb in 1614. Together with the city castle and the cathedral it is known as the "crown of the city".

With two cabins, the funicular brings visitors up the Grazer Schlossberg, where not only the remains of the medieval castle, but also a fantastic view over the city awaits them.

This twin spiral staircase is on of only a few found in Europe and was constructed in the year 1499. The locals call it "kissing stairs".

The cathedral was built in the 15th century and is one of the culturally most significant buildings in the city. Togehter with the city castle and the tomb of emperor Ferdinand II it is known as the "crown of the city".

Lend Square lures its visitors with a fantastic weekly farmers market, great little cafés and restaurants.  

A beautiful town square right next to the opera house. Great farmers market, very nice food.