You can find out about the history of Graz when you stop by Landhaus. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.

This stately town hall is symbolic of the city’s remarkable growth and features beautiful late 19th-century architecture, an ornate façade and an intriguing history.

Graz has one of the most well-preserved historic old towns in Austria. At the heart of it lies the main square, a perfect starting point for a tour of the city.

Visit the jewel in the “Crown of the Town” to find a stunning example of Mannerist architecture and a richly decorated interior at this historic emperor’s mausoleum.

In Graz’s Old Town, visit this 15th-century castle, which is famous for its double staircase and a courtyard decorated with a series of busts.

This modest-looking Gothic cathedral houses an elaborate Baroque place of worship, including a 15th-century fresco, ornate high altar and a magnificent organ.