• Grazer Burg - This Gothic double spiral staircase, located in the castle courtyard, is known as the Stairs of Reconciliation. Its twin flights diverge and converge at each level, creating an enchanting stone design.
• Cathedral (Domkirche) - A Gothic architectural gem and former imperial court church, it combines a solemn medieval past with a lavish Baroque interior.
• Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II - Commissioned by Emperor Ferdinand II, this grand Mannerist Mausoleum is distinguished by its beautiful turquoise domes.
• Glockenspielplatz - A vibrant square renowned for its musical clock, where wooden figures perform three times daily. It is a center of café culture and a beloved meeting place for locals and visitors alike.
• Landhaushof - An exquisite Italian Renaissance courtyard featuring tiered arcades, discreetly located off the main street. Nearby is the historic Armory, which houses an extensive collection of medieval weapons and armor.
• Herrengasse - Graz’s sophisticated main street, also known as the Gentlemen’s Lane, boasts grand Baroque facades, including the renowned fresco-adorned Painted House, and serves as a bustling promenade for shopping and leisure.
• Hauptplatz - Graz’s lively main square, anchored by the City Hall and a magnificent fountain. It is a dynamic blend of market stalls, trams, and historic facades that reflect the city’s architectural heritage.
• Kunsthaus Graz - A cutting-edge contemporary art museum resembling a blue bubble amidst historic buildings. Its striking design and illuminated facade represent modern Graz.
• Island in the Mur - A floating steel island in the Mur river, shaped like a giant shell. It functions as a pedestrian bridge, café, and a distinctive viewing platform over the flowing water.
• Schloßbergplatz - The entrance to the castle hill, situated at the base of the steep rock face. From here, visitors can take the elevator inside the mountain or ascend the zigzagging stone stairs to reach the top.
• Uhrturm - The emblem of Graz, this historic clock tower features a unique reversed-hand dial. It provides the finest panoramic views of the city and is surrounded by tranquil gardens on the hilltop.

• Audio and Writing in different Languages
• Audio Guide App

• Headphones

How It Works

This is a self-guided audio tour, eliminating the need for a human tour guide. Simply use your own smartphone to navigate and listen. There’s no need to download an app—just click the access link provided in your ticket to start immediately. The tour covers free public attractions, so no entrance tickets are required or included.

See the Essentials & Best Photo Spots

Experience Graz’s top attractions and capture the best photo opportunities in one exciting walk. The audio guide is filled with insider tips typically shared by local tour guides, guiding you through the historic Old Town and the magnificent Renaissance Landhaus. You’ll also explore the city’s modern side at the floating Murinsel and the unique Kunsthaus, concluding your tour at the iconic Clock Tower for a stunning view over Graz—all at your own pace.

Tour Details

• Duration: 2 hours walking, 40 minutes audio
• Stops: 11
• Start: Graz Burg
• End: Clock Tower (Uhrturm)
• Languages: EN, DE, SK, FR, ES, IT, ZH, JA, KO

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.