Graz Schlossberg and Old Town - Audio Guide and Self Guided Tour

A unique Gothic double spiral staircase located inside the castle courtyard. Known as the Stairs of Reconciliation, its twin flights separate and rejoin at every level, creating a mesmerizing stone pattern.

A Gothic masterpiece and former imperial court church, blending somber medieval history with a stunningly rich Baroque interior.

A grand Mannerist Mausoleum commissioned by Emperor Ferdinand II, recognized by its stunning turquoise domes.

It is a hub of cafe culture and a favorite gathering spot for both locals and tourists.

A stunning Italian Renaissance courtyard with tiered arcades, hidden right off the main street. Adjacent to it stands the historic Armory, housing a massive arsenal of medieval weaponry and armor.

The elegant main street of Graz, known as the Gentlemen's Lane. It features grand Baroque facades, including the famous fresco-covered Painted House, and serves as a lively promenade for shopping and strolling.

The bustling main square of Graz, anchored by the City Hall and a grand fountain. It is a lively mix of market stalls, trams, and historic facades that showcase the city's architectural evolution.

A futuristic contemporary art museum that looks like a blue bubble floating among historic houses. Its bold design and light-up facade make it a symbol of modern Graz.

A floating steel island in the Mur river shaped like a giant shell. It serves as a pedestrian bridge, a café, and a unique viewing platform over the rushing water.

From here, you can access the elevator inside the mountain or the zigzagging stone stairs to reach the summit.

The symbol of Graz, a historic clock tower with a unique reversed-hand dial. It offers the best panoramic views of the city and sits amidst peaceful gardens on the hilltop.