2025 Graz Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#getgoing2025 To visit Graz is to discover a rather unique city, a mixture of typical Austrian architecture, with much more modern buildings. Elected European Capital of Culture in 2003, some facilities are still in place and give the city a certain originality. 1. The Schlossberg Nothing better to start your visit to Graz than to observe it from above! Direction the Schlossberg, a hill culminating at 123 meters and overlooking the city where you can enjoy a superb panorama. To get there from Graz city center, you have the following options: On foot from Schlossbergplatz square, allow about 30 minutes to climb the 260 steps By elevator, which will take you inside the hill By funicular, starting from the Place de l’Empereur François-Joseph to the summit. Schlossberg means “Castle Mountain”, because at the time, there was indeed a castle on the hill. Until the 19th century, the Schlossberg served as a military post and refuge for the inhabitants of Graz in the event of enemy attacks. Napoleonic troops never managed to take it. 2. The Main Square The Hauptplatz is the main square to see during your stay in Graz and the ideal starting point for doing some sightseeing. Designed in the Middle Ages to accommodate the market, it still remains the nerve center of the city today . In particular, you can admire the Rathaus (the town hall) and many historic buildings with superb colored and painted facades. The square is lively all day and late into the evening. It often hosts cultural events and festivals. If you have chosen to visit Graz during the holidays, this is also where the Christmas market is located. 3. Herrengasse From Hauptplatz, then take Herrengasse, the most touristic street to go to in Graz. It is the main shopping street of the city , so you will find the traditional fashion boutiques there to do some shopping. 4. The Landeszeughaus Right next to the Landhaus is the Landeszeughaus, the must-visit museum on your trip to Graz. With more than 32,000 exhibits on 4 floors, the museum houses the largest collection of arms and armor in the world! Cannons, swords, armor, halberds, helmets, there is something for everyone. 5. St. Giles Cathedral in Graz Continue your tour of Graz through the cathedral, which is located in the historic center. Built in the 15th century, during the reign of Emperor Frederick III, it is one of the most important monuments to see in Graz, whether culturally or artistically and historically.

Austria Attractions - Graz Cathedral This was built in the 15th century by Emperor Frederick III Gothic church built by order It was built as a Baroque church until the 17th and 18th centuries There are many gorgeous carvings and decorations throughout the church. In the background, you can also see the magnificent cathedral organ The organ has a total of 5,345 pipes This is one of the most beautiful buildings in the imperial city Austria Attractions - Graz Cathedral It was built in the 15th century by Emperor Frederick III gothic church built by order It was built as a Baroque church until the 17th and 18th centuries There are many gorgeous carvings and decorations throughout the church. In the background, you can also see the magnificent cathedral organ The organ has a total of 5,345 pipes This is one of the most beautiful buildings in the imperial city

Austria Attractions - Graz State Hall Right next to the City Hall, this is the State Hall. This Central European medieval architecture is perfectly presented here The entire corridor is surrounded by arcades After December, there will be Christmas ice sculptures here. Unfortunately, we arrived too early and didn't see it. Austria Attractions - Graz State Hall Right next to City Hall, here is State Hall. Here is a perfect presentation of this Central European medieval building The entire cloister is surrounded by arcades After December, there will also be Christmas ice sculptures here. It's a pity we didn't see it when we came too early

Austria Attractions - Graz Town Hall Square Christmas Market This Christmas market is different from the ones I introduced before. It's much smaller and relatively crowded. The town hall was first established in the 15th century. In the 16th century, it was expanded and rebuilt in the Renaissance style. The expansion and reconstruction was not completed until the 19th century. Now the entire city hall looks like a palace from a distance. Next to the square is the busiest boutique street. The entire street preserves Renaissance and Baroque buildings. Austria Attractions - Graz Town Hall Square Christmas Market This Christmas market is different from the ones introduced before It is much smaller and relatively crowded The town hall was first established in the 15th century In the 16th century, it was expanded and rebuilt in the style of the Renaissance. It has been expanded and rebuilt until the 19th century. Now the whole city hall looks like a palace from a distance. And next to the square is the busiest boutique street Renaissance and Baroque buildings are preserved throughout the street

Austria Attractions-Graz Castle Hill There are three ways to get to Castle Hill 1. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk up 2. You can take a transparent elevator from the tunnel 3. Take the cable car The most important thing on Castle Hill is the clock tower Time has been told since the 13th century AD. From the mountain you can overlook the entire Old Town of Graz and the Mur River If the weather is good you can even see the Alps Austria Attractions - Graz Castle Hill There are three ways to go to Castle Hill 1. Walk up for about 10-15 minutes 2. You can take the transparent elevator from the tunnel 3. Take the cable car The most important thing in Castle Hill is this clock tower The time has been told since the 13th century AD From the hill, you can overlook the entire old city of Graz and the Mur River If the weather is good you can even see the Alps

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#tripaway Some more #GrazLove as the city is a favourite in here and often comes up. I was back there two years ago .The beauty of it is that you never tire of the classic views, while always finding something new. In my case, the ARGOS building by Zaha Hadid had finally been completed and there's a Red Bull Racing car attached to the rocky walls of the Schloßberg. I also stayed in Lend and got to explore this edgy neighbourhood further, with more time. #tripaway

#summervacay Graz was artsy, easygoing, and unexpectedly beautiful. I climbed the Schlossberg stairs to the famous clock tower, where the view over the red rooftops was fantastic. The old town is full of creative corners, street art, and cool cafés. The Murinsel (island on the river) was fun to chill at in the evening. It’s Austria’s second-largest city, but it felt cozy and full of character. Definitely worth a summer visit. #summervacay

#postandearn One of my favorite rail journeys in Europe is traveling from Prague to Graz aboard the Railjet, especially the breathtaking section over the Semmering Railway. This UNESCO-listed mountain route in Austria is not only an engineering masterpiece but also a visual one — winding through tunnels, across stone viaducts, and offering sweeping views of alpine valleys and forested hillsides. The journey begins in Prague, gliding through southern Bohemia before reaching Vienna. I always enjoy a short break in the Austrian capital — a city of imperial palaces, grand cafés, and timeless culture. After Vienna, the scenery quickly becomes more dramatic as the train ascends into the Semmering region. Sitting by the window, I watch charming villages and mountain vistas unfold one after another. Eventually, the train arrives in Graz, a lively university city with a Mediterranean feel. Its old town is full of red roofs and Renaissance courtyards, and the view from Schlossberg hill is the perfect way to end the trip. This route combines comfort, history, and natural beauty — a perfect example of why I love train travel. #train #travel #austria

It is a small town in Central Europe full of historical and cultural charm, with unique architectural style, rich cultural heritage and beautiful natural landscape. It has preserved many historical buildings and monuments. Graz's architectural style combines Gothic, Baroque and modernist elements. Historical buildings coexist with modern buildings, showing Graz's unique urban style! This beautiful small town in Central Europe is definitely worth a visit!

The Uhrturm, a symbol of Graz, is a historic clock tower located atop the Schlossberg hill. Built in the 13th century, it is now a popular spot offering breathtaking views of the city. You can reach the hill either by foot or cable car, but climbing the approximately 260 steps allows you to fully enjoy the cityscape of Graz. In the evening, the tower is illuminated, creating a romantic atmosphere. Combining history, nature, and stunning views, the Uhrturm is a highlight of any Graz visit.

Take me to Vienna where the music walks. Where the buildings invite you to sit, And accompany them for a cup of melange.

#springitinerary 📍 Why Graz? Austria’s second-largest city is a UNESCO-listed gem where Italian Renaissance meets contemporary design. From its iconic clock tower (Uhrturm) to futuristic Kunsthaus, Graz is perfect for a day of culture, coffee, and cobblestone charm. 🗓️ 1-Day Walking Itinerary Morning: Old Town & Historic Landmarks 9:00 AM – Hauptplatz (Main Square) Start at the Erzherzog Johann Fountain, surrounded by pastel Baroque buildings. ☕ Coffee Break: Café Kaiserfeld (try their Melange and apple strudel). 10:00 AM – Schlossberg & Uhrturm Climb the 260 steps (or take the glass elevator) to the hilltop clock tower for panoramic views. Hidden Gem: Explore the cave tunnels beneath the hill (used as WWII bunkers). Midday: Art & Lunch 12:00 PM – Kunsthaus Graz The "Friendly Alien" blue blob museum showcases avant-garde art. 📸 Photo Op: Reflective facade mirrors the old town. 1:00 PM – Lunch at Der Steirer Styrian classics like pumpkin seed oil salad and backhendl (fried chicken). Afternoon: Hidden Courtyards & Shopping 2:30 PM – Landhaushof A Renaissance courtyard with arcades (free concerts in summer). 3:30 PM – Sporgasse & Murinsel Stroll Graz’s oldest street, then cross the floating island on the Mur River. 🛍️ Shopping: Browse Loden Plankl for traditional Austrian wool. Evening: Sunset & Dinner 6:00 PM – Eggenberg Palace Gardens (or rooftop bar at Augarten Hotel). 7:30 PM – Dinner at Aiola Upstairs Rooftop dining with views of the illuminated Schlossberg. 🎭 Top 5 Graz Experiences: Ride the Schlossbergbahn (funicular) for sunset. Taste Styrian wine at a Buschenschank (rustic tavern). Find the "Whispering Arch" in the Cathedral (acoustic trick!). Visit the Armory (world’s largest historic weapon collection). Shop at Kaiser-Josef Market (mornings, except Sundays). 📌 Quick Tips: Transport: Walkable center; tram #1/3/6 for longer distances. Pass: Graz Card for free transit and museum entries. Avoid: Mondays (many museums closed). "Graz is like Vienna’s cooler little sibling—unpretentious and full of surprises." Ready to wander? 🚶♂️

Many people know Austria as Vienna, but in fact Austria has many beautiful cities worth visiting. For example, today's recommended city is Graz. This city is the capital of the state of Steiermark. The place where I took this photo is the old town of Graz. There are many beautiful buildings and a very classic atmosphere. This city is known as a city of trams, which can be seen on the streets mixed with normal cars. Traveling in this city is very convenient. Public transportation is complete. Another highlight of this city is that many people ride bicycles. Therefore, you will see a lot of bicycle parking spaces. But the disadvantage when walking in this city is that you have to be careful of bicycles. #Austria #VisitAustria #VisitEurope

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.Palais-Hotel Erzherzog Johann 💡 stay overnight to capture the lovely daytime and night scenes. Don’t miss Arthur ice cream. The seller looks as good as her ice cream.

My babies! Discover a treasure town that has "sustainable travel" engraved into its DNA - Graz, Austria✨! Here, even the rush is full of healing, the slow pace experience is so touching~ 🚲 Cycling Tour Super smooth cycling track in the city! Shuttle from the old town to the suburbs, the wind blows past your ears, and the castles and forests along the way are like movie scenes🎞️, safe and comfortable~ 🚶 Citywalk In-depth Tour Take a stroll with the history & food themed tour 👣, you will come across a century-old cafe on the corner☕️, and an art shop hidden at the corner of the alley. Watching street performers perform in the square, the atmosphere is full of fireworks~ 🚍 Environmentally friendly electric shuttle Take the stylish shuttle bus that travels around the city and check in at scenic spots while you sit! Watching the street scene while enjoying the warm breeze makes commuting romantic~ 🎫 Graz Tourist Card is really good Free bus rides 🚌, free museums, Schlossberg cable car 🚡... great value for money! 💦 Environmentally friendly details are super warm There are free drinking water fountains all over the city 💧, and with the Refill Graz hydration initiative, it’s super easy to say goodbye to plastic bottles ~ There are also reusable Back Cup coffee cups, which are super easy to return ☕️, so you can drink while shopping without any burden! Come to Graz and slow down your travels. In the greenery and fireworks, you will meet your gentle and free self.

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|Graz What a magical hiking place! 💥Grazer Kalvarienberg ❤️Kalvarienbergstraße 155, 8020 Graz 🎊I thought it was a mountain, but it was actually flat land. There is only one place that is very high up, and that is where Jesus suffered P2. We mortals cannot go there (at least not today). 🎊You can see the P1 building from a distance. After arriving, walk half a circle around where Jesus is, and you will pass by the seats under the magnolia tree 💺P3, and the courtyard with tall cherry trees P4-5. 🎊The hiking route actually runs along the Mur River. In the cherry blossom garden, choose [Go Left] and you will soon encounter the strange tree 🌲 on P6, which is the entrance to the main route. 🎊This road can be roughly divided into three sections (by style). ✅-The first section is an open road like P7. ✅-The second section is a tree-lined avenue like P8 where the road becomes narrower but still very flat, and then you will encounter shore scenery like P9-11. The second section ends (roughly) at P12 Forest Cafe. I was hungry when I got here, so I went in to have a meal and drink a coffee☕. 🎊Young people are mostly running, cycling or Scooter, so... I had lunch in the forest with a group of old men... The environment is really amazing It's so heavenly! If I wasn't so cold because of not having enough clothes on, I could sit here all day. P13-17 ✅-Paragraph 3: After leaving the cafe, continue walking forward. Soon the road begins to become rugged and narrow, and gets closer and closer to the water. At this time, riding a bike or scooter becomes impossible. I walked until (I thought) there was no road left (at which point I saw a bridge not far ahead). I used my hands and feet to climb to a higher place, thinking that I could get to the road 🛣️ from here. But it seems unlikely. When you choose to return, The slope down was really steep and slippery, but I relied on my basic knowledge of rock climbing to avoid rolling into the river (bushi). Then I turned back from here. 🎊If you choose to [go right] in the cherry tree garden, you will naturally go down to a small mudflat (or a flat land) by the water and see the ducks🦆 on P18. The river water has a Monet-like oil painting feel. I tried to continue to the right, but it seemed like there was no way forward, so I gave up. 🎊I love this place so much‼ ️

#CanadaFlightEvent #Grats #Kunsthaus Kunsthaus means house of art in German. In particular, the Kunsthaus in Graz has a unique exterior that looks like an alien life form. It is a city near Vienna, so it is recommended for those who are traveling to Vienna for a long time. As it is an art museum, it operates various exhibitions and various programs. I recommend that you look around the unique exterior and also the interior.

🏛️Town Hall Square, the breath of history is overwhelming. In front of the cathedral, the Gothic architecture is breathtakingly beautiful. Near the Castle Square, don’t miss the special breakfast! 😋 🍴It’s lunch time! Order a Rugbrotchen or a Wiener Schnitzel and enjoy the charm of Austrian cuisine! 🖼️Visit the Art Museum and the Natural History Museum in the afternoon to learn about the local culture. The grandeur of the Hofburg Palace is also worth a visit! 🍽️Try "Gulasch" or "Schnitzel mit Knödel" for dinner and experience the unique flavor of Graz! 🌙Go to a bar or night market at night to experience Graz's nightlife, which is very lively! ⛩️On the second day, the ruins of the ancient Roman Colosseum will take you back to the ancient Roman period to feel the weight of history.

Hey everyone👫, today I'm taking you on a super exciting two-day tour of Graz, Austria🎈. Are you ready to embark on this dreamy journey full of surprises and adventures? Let's go, let's do this🚀! 🎈Day 1: City Exploration and Cultural Immersion 🌞Morning: After much anticipation, we've finally arrived in Graz🎉! Our first stop is the Hauptplatz (Main Square), a bustling hub where the city's vibrancy and rich history come alive. Next, we'll check out the Graz Cathedral⛪. Its Gothic architecture is simply stunning, with every line exuding unique charm. Delving into its long history feels like traveling through time. Afterward, we'll stroll around the Schlossbergplatz (Castle Square), soaking in the local street scene and enjoying a characteristic local breakfast to start our wonderful day. 🍽️Lunch: After exploring the squares and the cathedral, our stomachs are starting to rumble. We'll find a restaurant nearby and savor a traditional Austrian lunch😋. Try the "Rugbrotchen," a sandwich filled with tender meat, super satisfying with every bite; and the classic "Wiener Schnitzel," a crispy and tender Viennese fried steak with an irresistible aroma. 🌆Afternoon: The Graz Art Museum and the Natural History Museum are absolute must-sees📚. At the Art Museum, a vast collection of precious artworks, including paintings and sculptures, will immerse you in the world of art and provide insights into the local art culture. The Natural History Museum, on the other hand, will take you on an exploration of the wonders of the natural world. Afterward, we'll stroll to the Hofburg Palace to admire its grandeur and elegance, and experience the splendor of the past. 🌃Evening: Dinner time! Let's try some Graz specialties: "Gulasch," rich and flavorful, and "Schnitzel mit Knödel," fried steak with bread dumplings, incredibly delicious. After dinner, we can relax at a local bar, have a drink, or explore the night market, experiencing Graz's charming nightlife. 🎈Day 2: Outdoor Adventures and Historical Quests 🌄Morning: We'll head to the ruins of the ancient Roman amphitheater. Standing on this ancient ground, you can almost picture the lively scenes of the Roman era and feel the weight of history. Afterward, we'll visit the old city walls and the park, where the ancient walls tell stories of the past, surrounded by natural beauty, allowing us to enjoy the harmonious coexistence of nature and culture. 🍱Lunch: We'll have lunch at a local restaurant and continue to explore Graz's specialty snacks and cuisine, immersing our taste buds in the local flavors. 🌲Afternoon: Let's go on a city bike tour🚲, cycling along the streets, admiring every scenic spot and unique building. It's a great way to exercise and get a deeper understanding of the city. Afterward, we'll visit the local handicraft market or art workshops to pick out some exquisite souvenirs or handicrafts, creating lasting memories of this trip. 🌙Evening: After dinner at a local restaurant, we can choose to relax in the city's outdoor dining area, enjoying the gentle breeze. If we happen to encounter a cultural performance or music show, we definitely shouldn't miss it. Let's conclude our fulfilling two-day Graz trip with a wonderful show. 📌Handy Tips: Plan your itinerary in advance and arrive at popular attractions early to avoid crowds. The weather in Graz is changeable, so bring an umbrella and a light jacket🌂🧥. Try to communicate with the locals; you might get more interesting travel tips and stories. Compare prices when shopping for souvenirs to find the perfect ones🎁. Graz is truly charming. Are you ready to embark on your own dreamy journey? I believe you'll have an unforgettable travel experience during these two days in Graz. Have a fantastic time🥰!

Graz, a historic city in Austria, has a rich heritage, beautiful scenery, and unique charm😜. Today, I'll share a travel guide to Graz, including attractions and food. 🏰Recommended attractions: 👉Graz Cathedral, a landmark in the city center, has magnificent architecture, exquisite murals and sculptures, and a medieval atmosphere. 👉Graz Art Museum, with a rich collection of paintings, sculptures, and photography, is a good place to learn about art and culture. 👉Schlossberg, witness the city's history and visit the Schlossberg Museum to learn about local history and culture. 👉Schlossberg Park, climb to the top of the mountain to overlook the beautiful city and feel the magnificence of nature. 🍔Recommended food: 👉Graz sausages, with a unique taste, can be tasted in various flavors at local restaurants and markets. 👉Austrian beef stew, a classic dish, is delicious, nutritious, and rich in flavor. 👉Bread and desserts, with a wide variety, such as Vienna bread and Black Forest cake, are worth trying. 🥰I personally love Graz, which has both historical charm and gourmet temptations. Have you ever been to Graz🧐?

Hey everyone👫, today I'm taking you to the dreamlike city of Austria —— Graz🎈. Are you ready to embark on this wonderful journey filled with surprises and romance? Let's go, let's do this🚀! 🌟Graz's Charm Unveiled Graz, like a sparkling gem💎 nestled at the foot of the Alps, is a historic city that attracts countless tourists with its rich cultural heritage, picturesque natural scenery, and unique charm. Every corner exudes a captivating atmosphere, and I can't wait to share its wonders with you. 🌈Must-See Attractions Graz Cathedral⛪: Standing tall in the city center, it is undoubtedly Graz's landmark building. The magnificent architectural style is awe-inspiring. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by exquisite murals and sculptures, instantly immersing you in the medieval ambiance. It's as if you can hear the whispers of history, transporting you through time. Graz Art Museum📚: This is truly a paradise for art lovers! The museum boasts a rich and diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, photography, and various other art forms. Strolling through the halls, you'll feel like you're swimming in an ocean of art, gaining a deeper understanding of Austrian art and culture, and experiencing the infinite charm of art. Schlossberg🏰: As a witness to the city's history, the Schlossberg quietly tells stories of the past. Enter the museum within the castle, and through each exhibit, you can clearly understand the local history and culture, touching the traces left by time. Schlossberg Park🌳: Ascend to the top of the hill, and wow! The entire city's beauty unfolds before your eyes, with mountains, buildings, and nature blending seamlessly. The magnificent natural scenery will deeply relax you, leaving all your worries behind. 🍱Tempting Gastronomic Delights Graz Sausage🌭: The local sausages are unique and come in a variety of flavors. You can easily find various sausage flavors in local restaurants or markets. Each bite is bursting with rich local flavors, leaving you wanting more. Austrian Beef Stew🥩: This classic Austrian dish is loved by tourists for its delicious taste and rich nutrients. The tender beef is stewed to perfection, paired with a rich gravy. One bite brings pure satisfaction. Bread and Desserts🍞🍰: Graz offers a dazzling array of breads and desserts. The aroma of Viennese bread is irresistible, and the Black Forest cake is sweet but not overpowering. Each treat is a delight to the taste buds and definitely worth trying. 📌Handy Travel Tips Plan your itinerary in advance and arrive at popular attractions early to avoid crowds, making your trip more relaxed and enjoyable. Graz's weather is changeable, so remember to bring an umbrella and a light jacket🌂🧥 to be prepared for any weather changes. Try interacting with the locals; they can share many interesting travel tips and stories, enriching your journey. Compare prices when shopping and choose your favorite souvenirs🎁 to bring the beauty of Graz back home. Hey everyone, Graz is truly captivating. Are you ready to embark on your dream journey? I believe that in Graz, you will create unforgettable travel memories. Have a fantastic time🥰!

🌟Explore the charm of Graz, Austria🌟 Text: Hello, everyone👋! I just came back from Graz, Austria, and I can’t wait to share this beautiful town with you! 🏰✨ Graz, a city known as the "European Capital of Culture", is truly a gem hidden in the heart of Europe. 🌟 First of all, we have to mention the historical center of Graz, where many medieval buildings and churches are preserved, each of which seems to be telling a thousand-year story. 🏛️🕍Walking on the cobblestone road, it feels like traveling back to that era. Moreover, the cultural atmosphere here is also very strong. In the old town, you can find many small and exquisite coffee shops and bookstores. You can order a cup of fragrant coffee or look for a good book in a bookstore and spend a leisurely afternoon. ☕📚 In addition to history and culture, Graz's food is also not to be missed. Authentic Austrian dishes are served here, such as classic pork trotters and dark beer. 🍲🍺Every bite is unforgettable. Finally, I would like to especially recommend the natural scenery of Graz. The Graz Forest and Seenfeld mountain area on the outskirts of the city are great places for hiking and cycling. 🌳🚴‍♀️While enjoying the beautiful scenery, you can also breathe the fresh air, which is really refreshing. All in all, Graz is definitely a place worth visiting. Whether it is history and culture, food or natural scenery, there is endless charm here waiting for you to discover. 💕 If you are also attracted by my idea, then plan your trip to Graz as soon as possible! I promise you won't be disappointed! 🌟🎉

Hey everyone! 👋 Today, I'm going to recommend a fantastic travel route! It's the jewel of Austria—Graz! 🌟 This city is not only rich in history but also boasts breathtaking natural scenery and irresistible cuisine! 😋 Come explore this dream destination with me! 👀 🏰 Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Graz Cathedral—Experience the sacredness and solemnity of the Middle Ages, as if you can hear the echoes of history. 🎨 Graz Art Museum—Immerse yourself in the ocean of art and explore the treasures and legends of Austria. 🏰 Schlossberg—Travel through a time tunnel, touch the pulse of history, and feel the vicissitudes of time. 🌳 Stadtpark—Stand at the top of the hill and overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire city, as if the whole world is at your feet. 🍽 Culinary Delights: 🥩 Graz Sausage—Every bite is an authentic taste of Austria, with a rich aroma that lingers on the palate. 🍲 Austrian Beef Stew—A perfect combination of deliciousness and nutrition, each spoonful is an irresistible temptation to the taste buds. 🍰 Bread and Desserts—The crispiness of Viennese bread and the sweetness of Black Forest cake will let your taste buds swim in sweetness and happiness. 🌈 Personal Thoughts: Walking on the streets of Graz, every step feels like stepping on a historical scroll. The ancient and the modern blend perfectly here, making you feel like you are in a dream world. 😌 Whether sitting in a cafe and savoring a cup of aromatic coffee or strolling along the ancient streets, you can feel an indescribable tranquility and beauty. Time seems to slow down here, making you forget the worries of the world. 💭 Let's Interact and Share Your Thoughts: What Graz delicacy are you most eager to try? Or is there any attraction that you particularly yearn for? Tell me in the comments section! Let's share the joy and anticipation of this trip together! 💬

Hey everyone👋, today I'm sharing a travel guide to Graz, Austria's second-largest city! This city is full of medieval charm and cool modern architecture, a perfect blend of art, culture, and romance~ 🎈【Must-See Attractions】 🌟Schlossberg: A must-visit! Here you can overlook the entire city. The sunset view is especially beautiful. The Ferris wheel on Schlossberg is also a great spot for photos, guaranteeing amazing shots. 🌟Graz Old Town: Strolling through the old town is like traveling back to the Middle Ages. Colorful buildings, ancient streets, and historical traces are everywhere. The Styrian State Museum is also here, offering a deep dive into local history and culture. 🍱【Food Recommendations】 🥩Roasted Pork Ribs: Crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, served with local sauces. One bite is pure satisfaction. 🍰Apple Strudel: A traditional Austrian dessert, authentically made in Graz. The crispy crust wraps a sweet apple filling. Pair it with a cup of coffee for the perfect afternoon tea. 🚗【Transportation Guide】 Public transportation within the city is very convenient, with buses and trams reaching all attractions. Buy a travel pass for easy city navigation~ 💡【Travel Tips】 Check the opening hours of attractions in advance. The weather in Graz is changeable, so remember to bring an umbrella and a jacket. Graz is truly a hidden gem. You must come and experience its unique charm✨

Hey friends, your travel inspiration guru is back! This time, I'm taking you to the jewel of Austria—Graz, a historic city that blends historical charm with modern flair, guaranteeing a trip full of surprises and beauty!🌟 🏰Sightseeing Check-in: A Romantic Journey Through Time🏰 👉First, how can you miss Graz Cathedral? This landmark building in the city center, with its magnificent posture, tells the glory of the Middle Ages. The murals and sculptures are exquisite, making you feel like you are in that distant and mysterious history.💫 👉Next, art lovers take note! The Graz Art Museum is definitely worth exploring. It has a rich collection, from paintings to sculptures, from photography to installation art, everything you need for an art fix!🎨 👉The Schlossberg (castle) is the best window to understand the history of Graz. Stroll through every corner of the castle and visit the Schlossberg Museum, where the dusty historical stories seem to unfold before your eyes, making you linger.🏰 👉Finally, don't forget to check in at Stadtpark (City Park)! Climb to the top of the hill, and the beauty of the entire city is in full view. At that moment, the magnificence of nature and the prosperity of the city are perfectly integrated, making you feel relaxed and happy.🌄 🍔Food Exploration: A Feast for the Taste Buds🍔 👉Speaking of Graz, how can we not mention its food? Graz sausages are a signature dish here, with a unique taste. Whether salty or sweet and spicy, they can spark a different kind of excitement on your taste buds.🌭 👉Austrian Tafelspitz (boiled beef) is also a classic dish not to be missed. The delicious beef is intertwined with the rich soup, and every bite is an extreme temptation to the taste buds, nutritious and delicious.🥩 👉Of course, bread and desserts are also a highlight of Graz. The crispness of Viennese bread and the sweetness of Black Forest cake can give your taste buds an unprecedented surprise.🍰 🥰Seriously, I really love Graz! It has both historical precipitation and the temptation of delicious food. It is simply a traveler's paradise. Are you tempted? Come to Graz and start your dreamy journey!💖

Graz: A Rhapsody of Austrian Diversity 🎶 Graz, Austria's second-largest city, is like a pearl inlaid on the banks of the Danube, exuding a unique charm. It boasts a rich history and a vibrant modern art scene, making it a destination worth exploring in depth. Follow this guide to embark on a wonderful journey through Graz! I. Basic Information Graz is located in southeastern Austria and is easily accessible. You can fly directly to Graz Airport or take a train from Vienna or other cities, enjoying the Austrian countryside along the way. Public transport within the city includes buses and trams. Purchase a travel pass for easy access to various attractions. II. Best Time to Travel and Climate - Spring (March–May): The average temperature ranges from 5–15°C. As everything comes back to life, the city is adorned with flowers, making it perfect for strolling and enjoying the gentle spring weather. - Summer (June–August): The average temperature ranges from 18–25°C. With plenty of sunshine, it's a great time to participate in music festivals and outdoor activities, or enjoy a picnic. - Autumn (September–November): The average temperature ranges from 8–18°C. As the leaves change color, the city transforms into a vibrant tapestry. This is an excellent time to visit nearby wineries and sample new wines. - Winter (December–February): The average temperature ranges from -2–6°C. Graz is covered in snow, and the Christmas markets are bustling. Ice skating adds to the festive atmosphere. III. Must-See Attractions 1. Schlossberg: Schlossberg is Graz's landmark attraction. Take the cable car to the top for panoramic city views. The 15th-century Clock Tower chimes melodiously on the hour. Explore the castle ruins and imagine yourself transported back to the Middle Ages. 2. Old Town: Graz's Old Town is a World Cultural Heritage site. Colorful Baroque buildings line the streets, including the magnificent Styrian Parliament and City Hall. Wander through the narrow alleys and discover unique shops with interesting souvenirs. 3. Murinsel: This artificial island, designed by American artist Vito Acconci, is a masterpiece of modern art and architecture. It features an open-air theater, cafes, and a unique wave-shaped pedestrian bridge connecting both banks of the Mur River. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. 4. Kunsthaus Graz: The museum's unique exterior resembles a shimmering alien structure, contrasting sharply with the surrounding historic buildings. It houses a collection of modern and contemporary art and hosts various exhibitions, making it a must-see for art enthusiasts. IV. Food Recommendations 1. Schnitzel: This traditional Austrian dish features a crispy, golden crust and tender, juicy meat. Served with fries and a salad, it's a simple yet delicious meal. 2. Apple Strudel: Sweet apples are wrapped in flaky pastry, sprinkled with powdered sugar, and served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The combination of warm and cold creates a rich, satisfying dessert. 3. Beef Stew: Tender beef is slow-cooked until flavorful, resulting in a rich gravy. Served with bread for soaking up the delicious juices, it's a warming and hearty meal. V. Things to Note 1. Language: German is the official language. While basic English is generally understood, knowing a few common German phrases like "Guten Tag" (hello) and "Danke" (thank you) will enhance your travel experience. 2. Etiquette: Austrians value good manners. Maintain a quiet demeanor in restaurants and dress respectfully when visiting religious sites like churches. 3. Shopping: Most shops are closed on Sundays. Plan your shopping trips for Monday to Saturday.