The only 'caPiTal of culinary deliGhTs' - Graz Tourismus

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siGhTs, evenTs, excursions, hoTels.

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Over 900 years of living history –
the second largest city in Austria appeals from a bird’s eye view too.
Graz – culTural caPiTal,
caPiTal of culinary deliGhTs & ciTy of desiGn.
For many years the incoming office of Graz Tourismus has been
known as the perfect contact point for booking accommodation
and for programme design.
We are also very happy to provide you with advertising and
photo material, to put together an appropriate programme for
you on site, and have plenty of expertise regarding gastronomy
in the city.
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Please feel free to use our network or ask us for tips.
Do place demands on us so that we can improve yet more.
We are looking forward to welcoming your customers as our
guests.
1. In the heart of town? At Graz
Stadtpark gardens this also means
in the heart of nature.
2. An island floating in the water, the
extraordinary Murinsel landmark –
also home to a trendy café.
3. From bar to bar on foot – it’s all just
a short step away.
conTenTs
PaGe 2 – 11 Graz for BeGinners
PaGe 12 – 15 Guided Tours and excursions
PaGe 16 – 21 evenT hiGhliGhTs 2012
PaGe 22 – 27 hoTels – an overvieW
PaGe 28 – 31 excursions around Graz
PaGe 32 Graz convenTion Bureau
PaGe 33 Prices and services
PaGe 34 – 35 maP
Yours sincerely,
your Graz Tourismus team
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In the middle of the Hauptplatz stands the Archduke Johann fountain,
built in 1878 as a memorial to Archduke Johann, the “Styrian Prince”.
aT The hearT of The ciTy.
Where else could you have such a lovely time losing your way,
without actually getting lost: just set off and allow yourself to be
surprised. Around each corner a new discovery awaits you: hidden
alleyways, romantic inner courtyards, ornate façades and
magnificent buildings. One of the best-preserved city centres in
Central Europe, deservedly chosen as World Cultural Heritage
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The beautiful arcaded courtyard of the Landhaus is a masterpiece of
Italian Renaissance. During Advent, visitors can admire the splendid
life-size ice nativity scene.
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The Franziskaner quarter is also known as the “Kälberne Viertel” or
Veal Quarter, an old name originating from the centuries-old tradition
of butchers’ shops that are still to be seen in the area. Today the
quarter is also a meeting-point for young and old, with a feel of the
south about it both in the surroundings and in the cuisine.
3 hauPTPlaTz/raThaus
Hauptplatz, the city’s main square, is in the heart of Graz. To its south
lies the impressive town hall, the Rathaus. In 2002, the Hauptplatz
was revitalised with a facelift by Graz architect Marcus Pernthaler, who
has an intuitive feel for the zeitgeist.
4 caThedral/mausoleum
The magnificent cathedral is part of the legacy of Emperor Frederick
III. The cathedral houses several art treasures, the most famous being
the wall painting “The Plagues of God” on the south wall. Built by
Italian architect Pietro de Pomis in 1614, the Mausoleum is the tomb
of Emperor Ferdinand II.
daily 10.30 am – 12.30 pm, 1.30 pm – 4 pm
by UNESCO: Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque styles stand
cheek by jowl, while the “friendly alien”, the Graz Kunsthaus,
nestles comfortably between the old houses. It just goes to
show how harmoniously contemporary architecture can fit into
a historical environment.
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5 douBle WindinG sTaircase in The BurG
The Gothic Burg, which today houses the provincial government
of Styria, is particularly well known for its unique double winding
staircase, dating back to 1499.
6 GlockensPielPlaTz
Following Abraham-a-Santa-Clara-Gasse will bring you down to
Glockenspielplatz. At 11 am, 3 pm, and 6 pm, two windows open and
a pair of carved wooden figures in traditional costume dance to the
sound of the carillon.
7 Graz oPera & kaiser-Josef-markT
The Graz Opera House was built in 1899 by renowned architect
duo Helmer and Fellner and completed in just two years. Behind
the opera house, Kaiser-Josef-Platz is home to the largest farmers’
market in Graz. Farmers from around the region bring their
home-grown goods into the city.
highlights are marked with a

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Oasis of green, high above the city –
One of the most romantic spots on the Schlossberg: the Clock Tower.
uP The schlossBerG.
The Schlossberg draws people: in the spring its fresh greenery
enjoys the first rays of sun; in the summer it offers shady trees
and open-air performances; in the autumn it is ablaze with
colour; and in the winter it provides respite from the grey of
the city below.
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1 schlossBerG/uhrTurm
This 473-metre-high green hill with the Clock Tower dating back to
the 13 th century is the undisputed landmark of Graz. The Clock Tower
with its 5-metre wide clock face has been running perfectly on time
since 1712, and this despite its peculiarity: the hour hand is longer
than the minute hand.
2 schlossBerG funicular
At an incline of over 60 %, the Schlossberg funicular railway has
been taking visitors to the top of the Schlossberg for over 100 years,
and since 2007 in panorama cars.
apr – sept: mon – Wed 9 am – 12 am, Thu – sat 9 am – 2 am
oct – mar: mon – sun 10 am – 12 am
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Good exercise! The Schlossbergstiege with 260 steps is also called the
“Kriegssteig”.
Once you’re on top of the Schlossberg there’s a lot to discover
and a fabulous view to enjoy: from here you can see the red-tile
roofscape, the hills and the mountains in the distance.
4 Bell ToWer
“Liesl”, the oldest bell in Styria, has been chiming from the Bell Tower
since 1588. Three times daily, her 101 chimes remind us that she was
cast from 101 cannonballs.
5 kasemaTTen
The casemates once served as cellar storage rooms in the Schlossberg
fortress. Today it is a fabulous location for open-air music and
theatre performances.
6 dom im BerG
This huge underground space with its unique architecture is an
extraordinary location for any exhibition or event.
7 Glass lifT
The spectacular Schlossberg lift takes visitors from deep inside the
mountain up into daylight in 30 seconds.
mon – sun 8 am – 12.30 am

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Kunsthaus Graz – the “Friendly Alien” by Peter Cook
and Colin Fournier, opened in cultural capital year 2003.
Graz is Where modern arT meeTs
The GreaT masTers of The PasT.
You’ve just emerged from looking at ancient knights’ armour
in the Zeughaus, and now suddenly you’ve come across a kind
of spaceship, a couple of hundred metres up the street. Don’t
panic: the “friendly alien” Kunsthaus is not a UFO; it’s Graz’s
international modern art gallery.
Graz – stands for a variety of museums, galleries, exhibitions,
architecture and design. This variety and the city’s visionary
aura were deciding factors in naming Graz the “City of Design”.
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The Kunsthaus, an extraordinary synthesis of innovative design in a
historic ambience, perfectly encapsulates what has become Graz’s
trademark: a harmonious blend of tradition and avant-garde.
Tue – sun 10 am – 6 pm
2 landeszeuGhaus (armoury)
The Provincial Armoury, the world’s largest historical collection of
weaponry, holds more than 30,000 exhibits and includes such rarities
as complete horse armour.
apr – oct: mon – sun 10 am – 6 pm
nov – mar: mon – sat 10 am – 3 pm, sun, holidays 10 am – 4 pm
3 schloss eGGenBerG
This palace was built in 1623 under Prince Johann Ulrich von Eggen-
berg as a symbol of the yearly cycle: four towers represent the seasons,
12 gates the months and 365 windows the days of the year.
Schloss Eggenberg palace is a world cultural heritage site!
state rooms (occasionally closed for events):
The state rooms may only be visited on a guided tour.
Tue – sun 10 am, 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm
Park: apr – oct: daily 8 am – 7 pm, nov – mar: daily 8 am – 5 pm
4 alTe Galerie im schloss eGGenBerG
Visit the Alte Galerie and walk through 500 years of Austrian
and European art history. Housed in Schloss Eggenberg, this rich
collection comprises 22 rooms with more than 300 paintings and
sculptures, spanning the multifaceted art of the late 13 th to the 18 th
centuries.
apr – oct: Tue – sun 10 am – 6 pm, nov + mar: Tue – sun 10 am – 4 pm
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This small side garden of Schloss Eggenberg park, which for years
grew wild, has been refashioned and opened to the public. The
landscaping plays on the ancient theme of planetary iconography
so important for Schloss Eggenberg.
apr – oct: daily 8 am – 7 pm, nov – mar: daily 8 am – 5 pm
6 murinsel (island in The mur)
The Island in the Mur is a plaza for the 21 st century, a unique venue
for communication, recreation and entertainment. An architectural
masterpiece and a truly remarkable art object too.

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Modern contemporary art housed
in a Baroque palazzo.
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in Graz you Will find hisTory in modern seTTinGs
as Well as modern life in hisTorical BuildinGs.
Whether it’s performing arts, contemporary fine art or mediaeval
painting: in Graz it’s all just a few paces away. Graz may have
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1 universalmuseum Joanneum
Comprising 21 departments and institutions at 13 sites, more than
4.5 million objects in 500 rooms. Its secret? The oldest and second
largest museum in Austria.
www.museum-joanneum.at
2 JoanneumsvierTel
The Joanneum site will not only constitute the core of the second
largest museum in Austria but will also serve as an important feature
of urban development in inner city Graz.
www.joanneumsviertel.at
3 schloss- und schlÜsselmuseum
(hanns schell collecTion)
A visit to Europe’s largest collection of locks, keys, boxes, chests and
wrought iron objects will open your mind.
mon – fri 8 am – 4 pm, sat 9 am – 12 pm
4 Grazer sTadTmuseum (ciTy museum)
The city museum documents the history of Graz from its earliest
times up to the present. The centrepiece of the museum is the
“Museumsapotheke”, a complete interior of a Biedermeier period
pharmacy. Special exhibitions are held regularly in addition to the
permanent collection.
Tue – sun 10 am – 6 pm
5 volkskundemuseum (folk life museum)
The Folk Life Museum, housed in a former 17 th -century monastery,
has been refurbished with great care using steel and glass. Its exhibits
show how people have lived in this area throughout the centuries.
Tue – fri 9 am – 4 pm, sat, sun 10 am – 5 pm
only been the official Cultural Capital of Europe for the space
of one year, but today it still looks as if it never gave up its title.
6 museum der WahrnehmunG
(museum of PercePTion)
Another place not to be missed is the Museum of Perception, a real
adventure for all the senses. Here you will soon ask yourself if reality
is only an invention and if your senses are playing tricks on you. Can
you really trust them? What is this anyway, a holiday in Graz?
Wed – mon 2 pm – 6 pm
7 BoTanischer GarTen (BoTanical Garden)
The glasshouses by renowned architect Volker Giencke with their
sloping roofs rise from the ground at the Botanical Garden of Graz
University. They are an important example of the flourishing contemporary
architecture scene in Graz.
Greenhouses: daily 10 am – 2 pm
Gardens: daily 8 am – 3 pm, may – sept: mon – fri 8 am – 5 pm
8 Grazer kindermuseum frida & fred
(The children’s museum in Graz)
The children’s museum in Graz has created a world entirely dedicated
to children. Under the motto “Hands on – minds on”, Frida & Fred
stages exhibitions with children for children. Beside the exhibitions,
the museum also offers a wide workshop and theatre programme.
mon, Wed, Thu 9 am – 5 pm, fri 9 am – 7 pm,
sat, sun and holidays 10 am – 5 pm
9 ÖsTerreichischer skulPTurenPark
(ausTrian sculPTure Park)
Situated in Unterpremstätten south of Graz, the Austrian Sculpture
Park covers 7 green hectares. Over 50 works by Austrian and
international artists are on display.
apr, may, sept, oct: daily 10 am – 6 pm,
June, July, aug: daily 10 am – 8 pm

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Graz – The only ‘caPiTal of
culinary deliGhTs’ in ausTria.
Graz has been officially elected “Austrian Capital of culinary
Delights”. A title reflecting the fact that Graz restaurateurs are
excellent hosts, that they focus on regional products and, last
but not least, that Graz has 800 (!) city farmers, more than
any other Austrian community, and the highest concentration
Graz gastronomy places particular emphasis on regional produce –
earning it the title of ‘Austrian Capital of culinary Delights’.
of market days in the whole of Europe. Here in Graz it is
the farmers themselves, and not market traders, who sell
their delicious specialities. Special highlights are the gourmet
festival, culinary tours and outings to the Regions of culinary
Delights.
culinary ciTy Tours 2012
For 2 years now, Graz has been Austria’s first and only capital of
culinary delights and does indeed live up to it. Appetising breaks
garnished with humorous anecdotes characterise these walking tours.
From the traditional farmers’ market via roast pork like Grandma’s to
hearty dishes before and during beer tasting – everything is on offer.
Guided Tours uP To a maximum of 20 PeoPle
culinary WalkinG Tour (Weekdays)
Lendplatz where, in the early morning hours, “Standler” (stall holders)
assemble their farmers’ market; this is the meeting point for this
“delicious” tour. Things worth knowing and entertaining facts about local
lettuce varieties etc form the backdrop for the next three hours. Enjoy!
Price on request!
Guided tours up to a maximum of 20 people
culinary WalkinG Tour (sundays)
A Styrian-style brunch – this is a good way to start off your Sunday. With
all of this hosted at partner restaurants of the capital of culinary delights,
special treats are guaranteed. Happy Sunday!
Price on request!
Guided tours up to a maximum of 20 people
culinary Beer Tour
Graz has a long tradition of brewing, which our guides will explore
with you in a delightful and humorous manner. Here a pub and there a
restaurant – beer is free of class conceit and has long been welcome at
any party. Cheers, enjoy!
Price on request!
Guided tours up to a maximum of 20 people
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sTyrian Wine and chicken in BreadcrumBs
Exquisite white wines are maturing among the rolling hills of Southern
Styria. Let your palates enjoy a tasting opportunity in the 300-year-old
cellars of the Episcopal palace. Seggau itself is one of Styria’s most
impressive sights. After a break at a cosy tavern with Styrian chicken in
breadcrumbs, on we go to the pumpkin-seed-oil mill and later to a rustic
wine tavern with fantastic views over the surrounding vineyards and hills,
there to enjoy a hearty snack.
Price per person: € 48 (from 25 people)
Incl. tour of the cellars and wine tasting, Styrian chicken in breadcrumbs
with salad (drinks not included), guided tour and tasting at oil mill, snack
and one glass of wine
Free: every 21 st person
WhiTe horses and colourful churches
Embedded in the idyllic hilly landscape of Western Styria lies the village of
Piber, where breeding of the famous white horses for the Spanish Riding
School in Vienna is carried out and observed with particular dedication.
After the tour through the Federal stud, you will visit Bärnbach, a village
only a few kilometres away. The Barbara Church designed by the Austrian
painter Friedensreich Hundertwasser is unique in its kind. This excursion
is concluded with a snack at a typical local wine tavern.
Price per person: € 27 (from 25 people)
Incl. entrance fee and Piber tour, Bärnbach church tour, snack and one
glass of wine
Free: every 21 st person
rally of delicacies alonG The aPPle rouTe and
PÖllauer-Tal
In the heart of Eastern Styria a chance to learn everything about the
apple – and not without tasting. The way to a small chocolate manufacturer
passes through fruit orchards where, after the guided tour, the
“chocolate train” will steam past, whilst fruit from the chocolate fountain
wanders to your palate. After lunch the journey goes on to an oil mill.
Before the wine tasting and luscious snack at a wine tavern you will also
taste a specialty of this region – the Hirschbirne (pear).
Price per person: € 46.50 (from 25 people)
Incl. guided tour and tasting of apple specialties, chocolate, pumpkin
seed oil, Hirschbirne, wine; lunch (one-course meal) and snack (drinks
not included)
Free: every 21 st person
marvellous rieGersBurG casTle and faBulous chocolaTe
The mighty fortress of Riegersburg looks down on the rolling hills of
Eastern Styria. It can be “conquered” either on foot via the centuriesold
“Eselssteig” path or in only 90 seconds via the diagonal lift on the
Northern side of the castle. After lunch you will certainly not be able to
resist the sweet temptation of Zotter’s chocolates. And please do also
reserve some time to pay the newly opened ‘Zoo To Eat’ a visit.
Price per person: € 49.90 (from 25 people)
Includes entrance fee and tour of Riegersburg castle, transport to the
castle, lunch, three-course meal, tour and tasting at Zotter, visit to ‘Zoo
To Eat’.
Free: every 21 st person
July 2011. All information subject to change.
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a choice of Guided Tours and Walks.
On these pages you will find a choice of both our “classic” tours
and some “special treats”, which we put together for groups.
We are of course also very happy to arrange variations, combinations
and extensions.
aBove The roofs of Graz
Those passing through the old town enjoy an illustrated presentation
of everything from Romanticism to Art Nouveau, and can look down
from Schlossberg to a unique roofscape. Beneath them are romantic
alleys, Italianate palaces and proud private town houses. A castle which,
more than 1000 years ago, sat on a rock on the hill gave the city its name.
Still standing are a Bell Tower and the Clock Tower that serves as the
city’s friendly landmark. Enjoy the fabulous view accompanied by some
light refreshment and an enlightening commentary presented by a
qualified guide.
Price per person: € 14 (from 25 people)
Includes guide for 3 hours, transport up Schlossberg, a glass of
sparkling wine
Free: every 21 st person
2 x World culTural heriTaGe
Back in 1999, thanks to its excellently preserved centre, the Old Town
of Graz was declared a UNESCO world cultural heritage site. The city
captivates visitors with an architectural mix of Roman and Gothic
buildings alongside very modern architecture (Kunsthaus, Murinsel).
In 2003 came the year as cultural capital and, since 2010, Schloss
Eggenberg has also been included in the list of world cultural heritage.
It is the largest and most important Baroque palace complex in Styria.
Get to know all these treasures with the help of a tourist guide.
Price per person: € 17.50 (from 25 people)
Includes guide for 4 hours, one-day ticket for public transport (incl.
Schlossbergbahn – funicular), entrance fee and guided tour of Schloss
Eggenberg (the staterooms cannot be visited in the winter months)
Free: every 21 st person
ciTy of desiGn
Since 2011 Graz has been “City of Design” and thus part of the Creative
Cities Network, which includes cities from Berlin to Shanghai. Follow the
guide to the creative design scene, which brought a variety of interesting
shops into being over recent years. Graz is home to well-known designers
and brands. Amongst these: “Lena Hoschek”, the witty design shop
“Kwirl” and the multi-facetted world of ceramics at “Da Loam” to
mention but a few. Enjoy the conclusion of the tour at Schlossberg,
which you reach via the “lift in the mountain”, with a drink that’s “in”
and a view of the design city of Graz!
Price per person: € 14 (from 25 people)
Includes guide for 2 hours, transport Schlossberg, cocktail
Free: every 21 st person
Prices for a minimum of 25 people, excluding bus.
Have fun “tasting”!
more tours at WWW.incominG.Graz.aT/en
July 2011. All information subject to change.
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evenT hiGhliGhTs 2012.
informaTion
Graz Tourismus Information
Herrengasse 16
T +43 316 8075-0, F -15
info@graztourismus.at
www.visitgraz.com
kunsThaus Graz
Alien presence in Graz, the city of cultural heritage? This emblem of the
new Graz hovers like a gigantic, bluish, shimmering bubble over the right
bank of the River Mur.
The Kunsthaus – endearingly called “Friendly Alien” by its creators Peter
Cook and Colin Fournier – has been attracting visitors since October
2003 with its spectacular architecture and variety of contemporary art
exhibitions.
And not just these aspects. It stands as a symbol of the harmonic interplay
between the old and the new in Graz. After all, it grows out of the
Eisernes Haus (iron house), a building which, in 1848, drew attention as
one of the first cast iron constructions on the continent.
T +43 316 8017-9200 www.kunsthausgraz.at
universalmuseum Joanneum
The Universalmuseum Joanneum invites you to a fascinating journey of
discovery through the world of painting by the old masters, modern art,
hunting, folk life, archaeology, nature and garden design …
In other words to history and culture but also entertainment and fun.
Founded 200 years ago by Archduke Johann, the Universalmuseum
Joanneum, with more than 4 million items in its collection, is not only
Austria’s oldest museum – it’s a fascinating and lively world of marvels.
2012 programme selection:
Museum im Palais: old hat and new fashion
20/10/2011 – 18/03/2012
Multimedia collections: a land of images. a multimedia history of styria
27/11/2011 – 06/05/2012
Neue Galerie Graz: modernism: suicide of art?
27/11/2011 – 02/09/2012
T +43 316 8017-0 www.museum-joanneum.at
sTadThalle Graz
Austria’s most modern event hall brings an outstanding profile to
Styria’s capital.
selection of highlights:
cirque du soleil – salTimBanco 22 nd – 26 th February
mama africa – circus for the senses 6 th March
udo Jürgens 8 th March
hansi hinterseer 11 th April
lord of the dance 8 th May
Bülent ceylan 29 th July
T +43 316 8088-0 www.stadthallegraz.at
July 2011. All information subject to change.

18 For online event calendar, see www.graztourismus.at
Graz oPera house
Programme selection:
new year’s concert – Graz Philharmonic orchestra
1 st January, 7:30 pm
classic on sunday – series of concerts on sunday mornings
4 th March, 29 th April, 11 am
opera Brunch
8 th January, 5 th February, 18 th March, 1 st April, 6 th May, 3 rd June 10 am
Queen of spades – Pyotr ilyich Tchaikovsky
12 th , 19 th January, 10 th February
a Waltz dream – oscar strauss
14 th , 15 th , 20 th , 22 nd January, 4 th , 5 th , 11 th , 15 th February, 4 th , 10 th , 17 th ,
23 rd March, 1 st April
elektra – richard strauss
15 th (premiere), 21 st , 25 th January, 1 st , 3 rd , 12 th February, 21 st , 24 th March,
26 th April, 4 th , 6 th , 13 th May
Gigi – musical
12 th February (premiere), 2 nd , 3 rd , 7 th , 9 th , 11 th , 15 th , 16 th , 18 th , 25 th , 29 th March,
3 rd , 4 th , 8 th , 28 th , 29 th April, 11 th , 12 th , 19 th , 20 th , 23 rd May, 12 th , 22 nd June
maria stuarda – Gaetano donizetti
25 th (premiere), 30 th March, 5 th , 25 th , 27 th April, 3 rd , 5 th , 9 th May, 10 th , 17 th ,
29 th June
carmen – Georges Bizet
3 rd , 9 th , 13 th , 16 th , 21 st , 27 th June
man of la mancha – musical by dale Wassermann
17 th (premiere), 24 th , 26 th , 28 th June, 3 rd , 4 th , 5 th , 6 th , 8 th , 10 th , 11 th , 13 th , 14 th ,
15 th July
dido and aeneas/dna – an evening of dance by darrel Toulon
13 th (premiere), 24 th May, 2 nd , 6 th , 8 th , 14 th , 15 th , 20 th , 30 th June, 1 st July
deal.West.east. – studio staging “Wilder mann” [wild man]
14 th (premiere), 22 nd , 24 th , 31 st March, 24 th , 25 th , 26 th , 27 th April
T +43 316 8000 www.theater-graz.com
schausPielhaus Graz TheaTre
Programme selection:
a midsummer night’s dream – William shakespeare
14 th (premiere), 18 th , 20 th January, 4 th , 5 th , 8 th , 9 th , 28 th February
don carlos – friedrich schiller
17 th , 19 th , 21 st January, 10 th February
nora or a doll’s house – henrik ibsen
16 th (premiere), 18 th February, 1 st , 2 nd , 7 th , 20 th , 21 st March
rechnitz (The exterminating angel) German debut – elfriede Jelinek
16 th (premiere), 24 th , 29 th , 30 th March, 3 rd , 4 th , 18 th April
a flea in her ear – Georges feydeau
28 th April (premiere), 3 rd , 4 th , 16 th , 20 th , 23 rd May, 9 th , 12 th June
aus-schluss-Basta or Wir sind total am ende [enough, we’re finished]
an evening of theatre finale with stermann, Grissemann & ostermayer
11 th (premiere), 19 th , 29 th , 31 st May, 1 st , 6 th , 13 th June
T +43 316 8000 www.schauspielhaus-graz.com
July 2011. All information subject to change.
sTyriarTe 2012 – “familienmenschen” [family people]
22 nd June – 22 nd July 2012
“Styriarte” has tied the pioneering conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt more
closely to his home city of Graz. Harnoncourt’s artistic skills, which have
made him a star worldwide, became the criterion for the performances
of the festival. So it is that styriarte today enables encounters with lost
perspectives of our musical heritage, reflecting today’s variety of exciting
approaches to old music, to the music between the Middle Ages and the
Romantic period.
Programme selection:
dvorák: stabat mater
Luba Orgonasova, Elisabeth Kulman, Saimir Pirgu, Ruben Drole, Arnold
Schoenberg Chor, Chamber Orchester of Europe, Nikolaus Harnoncourt
28th , 30th June and 1st ˇ
July
mozart in stainz
Arnold Schoenberg Chor, Concentus Musicus Wien, Nikolaus Harnoncourt
6 th , 7 th , 8 th July, Stainz
T +43 316 82 50 00 www.styriarte.com
recreaTion – Grosses orchesTer Graz 2012
new york – Paris
Christian Muthspiel: prologue “Starting the Engine”, John Adams: Short
Ride in a Fast Machine, Charles Ives: Central Park in the Dark, George
Gershwin: An American in Paris, Erik Satie: Parade, Lennon/McCartney:
Michelle, Leonard Bernstein: On the Waterfront.
Conductor: Christian Muthspiel
23 rd + 24 th January, 7:45 pm, Stefaniensaal
B.a.c.h.
Johann Sebastian Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 4 in D, BWV 1069, Wilhelm
Friedemann Bach: symphonies, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: symphonies.
Conductor: Jordi Savall
27 th + 28 th February, 7:45 pm, Stefaniensaal
Brahms & dvorák
Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dances No. 17 to 21 (arr. Dvorák), Antonín
Dvorák: Cello Concerto in A, op. 104, Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 2
in D, op. 73. Sol Daniel Kim, Violoncello. Conductor: Paul Goodwin
19th + 20th ˇ
ˇ
ˇ
March, 7:45 pm, Stefaniensaal
eroica
Ludwig van Beethoven: Overture to “Coriolanus”, op. 62, Piano Concerto
No. 5 in E flat major, op. 73, Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, op. 55
“Eroica”. Bernd Glemser, piano. Conductor: Sascha Götzel
16 th + 17 th April, 7:45 pm, Stefaniensaal
midsummer night’s dream
Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 3 in D, D 200, Felix Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy: “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, overture, op. 21 & incidental
music for play, op. 61. HIB.art.chor Liebenau.
Conductor: Michael Hofstetter
28 th + 29 th May, 7:45 pm, Stefaniensaal
nuevo mondo
José Pablo Moncayo: Huapango, Manuel M. Ponce: Concierto del Sur
para guitarra y orquesta, Antonín Dvorák: Symphony No. 9 in E, op. 95
“From the New World”. Pablo Sáinz Villegas, guitar.
Conductor: Alondra de la Parra
11th + 12th ˇ
June, 7:45 pm, Stefaniensaal
T +43 316 825000 www.recre.at
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July 2011. All information subject to change.

20 For online event calendar, see www.graztourismus.at
21
Graz oPernredouTe
The ball experience in Graz
28 th January 2012
The Graz Opernredoute (Opera Ball) will be a veritable feast for all the senses for all
visitors seeking sophisticated entertainment with finesse. And where could prove a finer
setting than one of the most beautiful opera houses in Europe?
diaGonale
The austrian film festival
20 th – 25 th March 2012
March 2012 will see the fifteenth Diagonale in Graz: a diverse festival which has in recent
years established itself as a key platform for Austrian filmmaking, with great success
internationally.
sPrinGfesTival
festival for electronic art and music
16 th – 20 th May 2012
Austria’s largest festival for electronic art and music will once again turn Graz into a
vibrant centre of living pop culture: international top electronic acts will rock Graz together
with young local DJs and underground heroes and declare all eminent locations
one roaring party zone.
GourmeTreisefesTival
The best and most creative cooks visit Graz
5 th – 9 th June 2012
la sTrada
international festival of street and Puppet Theatre
27 th July – 4 th August 2012
www.opernredoute.com
www.diagonale.at
www.springfestival.at
They come from all corners of the globe and have one thing in common: they are the
crème de la crème of the international elite chefs, and at the feast of Corpus Christi they
are set to make Graz and Styria the culinary hub of the world. Don’t miss this unique
chance to enjoy their talents!
www.gourmetreisefestival.at
aims
young artists interpret old masters
9 th July – 16 th August 2012
Every year, promising young musicians from all over the world come to Graz for several
weeks of training and performances. The enthusiasm of these young artists makes this
concert cycle very special and highly recommended.
The whole city turns into a giant stage for street performances, dancing to different tunes
for a couple of days. A colourful spectacle for children and the young at heart.
July 2011. All information subject to change.
www.aimsgraz.at
www.lastrada.at
lonG TaBle of The caPiTal of deliGhT
a date to savour for those who love good food
August 2012
Imagine a table for 600 guests in the heart of Graz. This culinary evening begins in the
wonderful ambiance of the Renaissance Landhaushof. Then, at the lavishly decorated
dining table, the Capital of Delight’s partner restaurants serve a set meal with selected
wines. Without a doubt, an absolutely exceptional experience!
aufsTeirern
The festival of styria in Graz
16 th September 2012
Let’s get Styrian! For one day, the Old Town of Graz turns into a rural Styrian village.
Join the villagers on an exciting ‘journey’ through their province and get acquainted with
the great diversity of Styrian customs and traditions.
sTeirischer herBsT
international festival of contemporary art
21 st September – 14 th October 2012
For several decades now, this multifaceted festival has staged top class productions and
projects from all fields of contemporary art. The “Steirischer Herbst” focuses on the
synergy of music, performance, fine arts, literature and new media.
Graz maraThon 2012
run yourself !
October 2012
neW year’s eve in Graz
all of Graz becomes a stage
31 st December 2012
www.genusshauptstadt.at
www.aufsteirern.at
www.steirischerherbst.at
Innovative, creative, urban and friendly: this event is a must for runners and spectators
alike. In October, Austria’s second largest city again becomes the undisputed centre of
attention.
advenT in Graz
The festive season!
December 2012
www.grazmarathon.at
During Advent, a magical spell falls over Graz. The list of must-sees includes the ice
nativity scene in the Landhaushof, Europe’s largest Advent calendar and, last but not
least, the city’s many atmospheric Christmas markets.
www.graztourismus.at
Spend the longest night of the year in the magnificent setting of the historic city centre.
The New Year’s Eve city walk promises a thrilling end to the old year while traditional
fireworks welcome in the new year at midnight.
www.graztourismus.at
July 2011. All information subject to change.

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hoTel or informal GuesT house –
an overvieW.
informaTion and reservaTions
Graz Incoming Office
Contact persons: Astrid Prassl T 8075-59
Barbara Braunstein T 8075-61
area code austria, Graz: +43 (0)316 ...
Dbl. pp = double room per person / Sgl. pp = single room per person / HB = half board supplement (net prices)
���� superior romanTik ParkhoTel
The No. 1 in Graz by the Stadtpark with fantastic,
fully air-conditioned rooms. Excellent cuisine.
A gem: the unique Biedermeier restaurant terrace.
The hotel offers a particular inner city attraction:
relaxation in the PARKHOTEL-SPA.
A-8010 Graz (Meranpark), Leonhardstrasse 8
T 36 30-0, F 36 30-50
romantik@parkhotel-graz.at
www.romantik-parkhotel.at
���� amedia hoTel Graz
As of June 2009, Graz has another top hotel: the
Amedia Hotel Graz. Situated opposite the Graz
Convention Centre, its 115 rooms offer a special
service, “free media”: free-of-charge Internet,
Pay-TV and telephone usage to over 40 countries,
bus parking available!
A-8010 Graz, Conrad-von-Hötzendorf-Strasse 60
T 245 55-0, F 245 55-900
graz@amediahotels.com, www.amediahotels.com
���� das WeiTzer
There’s only one answer to the question as to
where the best place to stay in Graz is– the new
Weitzer, where else! The largest hotel in the city
has achieved the perfect blend between innovation
and tradition. With 202 rooms, breakfast cornucopia,
traditional coffee house, fireside lounge
bar, a flower island and much more.
8020 Graz, Grieskai 12 – 16, T 703-0, F 703-88
hotel@weitzer.com, www.hotelweitzer.com
���� ausTria Trend hoTel euroPa
Enjoy your holiday or business trip and leave the
rest to our team! Central location, modern flair,
underground parking, coach parking, free Internet
and a delightful breakfast buffet in our new
restaurant. Go with the Trend!
A-8020 Graz, Bahnhofgürtel 89
T 70 76-0, F 70 76-606
europa.graz@austria-trend.at
www.austria-trend.at/eug
���� Palais-hoTel erzherzoG Johann
Located in the heart of the historic city centre, this
is the city’s hotel with the most fascinating history.
Fantastic: the glass-roofed Baroque winter garden,
which also houses the freshly renovated Cafe-Restaurant.
Sixty stylish and individually furnished rooms
and suites turn a stay into a special experience.
A-8010 Graz, Sackstrasse 3 – 5, T 81 16 16, F 81 15 15
office@erzherzog-johann.com
www.erzherzog-johann.com
���� hoTel Gollner
The family-run Hotel Gollner is in the centre of
Graz and offers the ideal base from which to
discover the historic city centre. All rooms have
an individual character and modern fittings.
Coach parking right outside.
A-8010 Graz, Schlögelgasse 14
T 82 25 21-0, F 82 25 21-7
office@hotelgollner.com
www.hotelgollner.com
GrP
Dbl. pp € 67
Sgl. pp € 87
3 rd bed pp € 67
HB € 18
b 67 c 110
GrP
Dbl. pp € 39 – 45
Sgl. pp € 64 – 69
3 rd bed pp from € 38
HB € 16
b 115 c 230
GrP
Dbl. pp € 40 – 57
Sgl. pp € 67 – 85
3 rd bed pp € 37 – 49
HB € 18
b 202 c 367
GrP
Dbl. pp € 33 – 42
Sgl. pp € 55 – 69
3 rd bed pp € 33 – 42
HB € 16
b 116 c 228
GrP
Dbl. pp from € 59 – 72
Sgl. pp from € 85 – 98
3 rd bed pp € 35
HB € 23
b 60 c 100
GrP
Dbl. pp € 55 *
Sgl. pp € 70 *
3 rd bed pp € 42 *
HB –
b 55 c 80
* excl. breakfast
€ 13,50 per person

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���� hoTel mercure Graz ciTy
“For those who appreciate comfort”: the hotel is
located in the centre of Graz, just a few minutes’
walk from the sights of the city centre. Here you will
find all you would expect from an upscale hotel.
The “OMEGA” bar serves an outstanding selection
of top Austrian wines.
A-8020 Graz, Am Lendplatz 36 – 37
T 75 14 05, F 75 14 05-555
h5742-re@accor.com, www.mercure.com
���� hoTel Paradies
Set in a green and peaceful spot in western Graz
is this 4* conference and event hotel with large
free car park, just a few minutes’ drive from the
city centre or Graz-West motorway junction.
Comfortable rooms, some air-conditioned.
A-8054 Graz, Strassganger Strasse 380 b
T 28 21 56-0, F 28 21 56-6
info@hotelparadies.at
www.hotelparadies.at
����hoTel Pfeifer zum kirchenWirT
Kirchenwirt, only a few kilometres from the city
centre, is a 300-year old hotel with a rustic, friendly
atmosphere. It has a beautiful garden and excellent
culinary attractions with comprehensive wine
selection. Large private coach parking area.
A-8044 Graz, Kirchplatz 9
T 39 11 12-0, F 39 11 12-49
office@kirchenwirtgraz.com
www.kirchenwirtgraz.com
���� hoTel sToiser Graz
Hotel Stoiser offers a perfect start to the day in a
cosy ambiance. The sauna complex, WLAN and
(bus) parking are all free. Ideal transport connections
to the centre.
A-8044 Graz, Mariatroster Strasse 174
T 39 20 55, F 39 20 55-55
graz@stoiser.com
www.hotel-stoiser.at
���� hoTel sÜd
Quiet hotel with informal atmosphere in a
convenient location, comfortable rooms, sauna,
solarium and infrared booth. Large car park free
of charge, excellent bus connections to historic
centre of Graz.
A-8054 Graz, Stemmerweg 10
T 28 18 60-0, F 28 18 60-50
office@hotel-sued.at
www.hotel-sued.at
���� hoTel zum dom – Palais inzaGhi
Right in the centre of Graz’s historic city centre,
you will find this out-of-the-ordinary boutique
hotel. 29 rooms and suites that convey a love of
detail are furnished with antique and design pieces
and all modern comforts. Highlight: two 120m2 suites incl. rooftop terrace and outdoor jacuzzi.
A-8010 Graz, Bürgergasse 14
T 82 48 00, F 82 48 00-8
domhotel@domhotel.co.at, www.domhotel.co.at
GrP
Dbl. pp € 38 – 46
Sgl. pp € 67 – 75
3 rd bed pp € 38 – 46
HB –
b 96 c 192
GrP
Dbl. pp from € 49,50
Sgl. pp from € 65
3 rd bed pp from € 44,50
HB € 18
b 84 c 144
GrP
Dbl. pp € 40
Sgl. pp € 60
3 rd bed pp € 40
HB € 14
b 31 c 50
GrP
Dbl. pp € 40
Sgl. pp € 55
3 rd bed pp € 35
HB € 16
b 53 c 106
GrP
Dbl. pp € 43
Sgl. pp € 55
3 rd bed pp on request
HB € 17
b 64 c 100
GrP
Dbl. pp from € 60
Sgl. pp from € 70
3 rd bed pp from € 50
HB –
b 29 c 58
��� superior hoTel novaPark
Dive into the first 3*Superior hotel in Graz. Look
forward to professional hosting in a cosy setting.
2900 m 2 wellness oasis, Tafelzimmer restaurant,
Corrida Spanish bar, 29 E-bikes (10 minutes to
centre) and free car and coach parking.
A-8051 Graz, Fischeraustrasse 22
T 68 20 10-0, F 68 20 10-55
office@novapark.at
www.novapark.at, www.nova-spa.at
hoTel daniel
“Smart & chic, relaxed & affordable” – that’s the
motto of daniel. Guests delight in its 107 rooms
with open-plan design, free WLAN, raindance
showers and DVD players. Spacious loft with
fireside lounge, 24h check-in, Vespa park, bikeboards
for rent … welcome to daniel.
A-8020 Graz, Europaplatz 1
T 71 10 80, F 71 10 85
hello@hoteldaniel.com, www.hoteldaniel.com
hoTel mercure Graz messe
Central yet quiet location, 15 minutes to the historic
centre, 101 well-appointed, air-conditioned rooms,
non-smoking floors. Meeting rooms for up to
200 persons, hairdresser and shops within the
hotel complex.
A-8010 Graz, Waltendorfer Gürtel 8 – 10
T 82 63 00, F 82 63 00-630
h2212@accor.com
www.mercure.com
hoTel Wiesler
The new Wiesler proves it – a hotel isn’t just a
hotel. There are those content with a central location,
a room and breakfast, whilst there are others
who expect more than a bed and a bathroom.
"Frühling" art nouveau mosaic, murals and charcoal
grill in the dining room, a real barber, a wellness
oasis, the "Senf und Söhne" canteen ...
A-8020 Graz, Grieskai 4 – 8, T 70 66-0, F 70 66-76
info@hotelwiesler.com, www.hotelwiesler.com
��� BesT WesTern hoTel drei raBen
Informal 3* hotel with 83 beds in central and
convenient location, near the main station and
the city centre. Tram stop in front of the hotel.
Modernly furnished rooms, restaurant with
terrace, garage.
A-8020 Graz, Annenstrasse 43
T 71 26 86, F 71 59 59-6
dreiraben@vivat.at
www.dreiraben.at
��� hoTel kern-Buam
The Hotel Kern-Buam offers comfortable rooms,
a generous breakfast buffet, a Wintergarden,
a sunny patio and a large car park, free of charge
for hotel guests. We are looking forward to
welcoming you!
A-8054 Graz, Kärntner Strasse 245
T 29 14 30, F 29 14 30-555
hotel@kernbuam.at
www.kernbuam.at
GrP
Dbl. pp € 42
Sgl. pp € 56
3 rd bed pp € 25
HB € 16,50
b
(prices Mon–Sun)
128 c 250
GrP
Dbl. pp € 44 – 55
Sgl. pp € 65 – 87
3 rd bed pp –
HB –
b 107 c 214
GrP
Dbl. pp € 35 – 42
Sgl. pp € 65 – 70
3 rd bed pp € 35 – 42
HB € 16
b 101 c 202
GrP
Dbl. pp € 48 – 66
Sgl. pp € 81 – 99
3 rd bed pp € 46 – 58
HB € 23
b 97 c 178
GrP
Dbl. pp € 38 – 41
Sgl. pp € 54 – 57
3 rd bed pp € 36 – 39
HB € 16
b 50 c 83
GrP
Dbl. pp € 35 – 40
Sgl. pp € 45 – 50
3 rd bed pp € 30 – 35
HB –
b 44 c 67

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��� hoTel mariahilf
The hotel is located in the pedestrian precinct on
Mariahilferstrasse, opposite the Kunsthaus gallery
and a few steps from the Hauptplatz of Graz. This
makes our historical, listed building the perfect
starting point for guests who want to be in the
centre of things.
A-8020 Graz, Mariahilferstraße 9
T 71 31 63-0, F 71 31 63-0
office@hotelmariahilf.at, www.hotelmariahilf.at
��� GasThof-Pension
zur sTeirersTuB’n
Located on the Lendplatz, with a view of the Clock
Tower and only a 5-minute walk from the centre. 27
quiet and comfortable rooms, all with shower/WC
and sat-TV. Try out the culinary delights in our restaurant,
which offers Styrian home-cooked specialities.
A-8020 Graz, Lendplatz 8, T 71 68 55
M 0664 184 32 57 or 0664 184 32 56, F 71 68 55
office@pension-graz.at, www.pension-graz.at
hoTels in The reGion of Graz
���� hoTel courTyard By marrioTT
This hotel combines business and culture
thanks to its unique location at Graz’s gateway.
120 parking places, coach parking, near the airport,
WLAN in all rooms, 24-hour shop and free entry to
the Schwarzl recreation centre all ensure a
relaxing stay.
8141 Unterpremstätten, Seering 10
T 80 77-601, F 80 77-666, www.courtyardgraz.com
christine.schweighofer@courtyard.com
���harry’s hoTel home
The “impossible” Hotel in Hart bei Graz is the first
Hotel that adjusts to your wishes. You decide: small
or large breakfast, daily or weekly cleaning. Rooms
with or without kitchen. The choice is yours.
A-8075 Hart/Graz, Pachern Hauptstraße 95
T 49 39 00, F 49 39 00-99
graz@harrys-home.com
www.harrys-home.com
GrP
Dbl. pp € 35 – 48
Sgl. pp € 49 – 62
3 rd bed pp € 35 – 45
HB –
b 45 c 91
GrP
Dbl. pp € 42
Sgl. pp € 46
3 rd bed pp € 42
HB € 8,50
b 27 c 56
GrP
Dbl. pp € 40 – 57
Sgl. pp € 70 – 104
3 rd bed pp € 40 – 57
HB € 18
b 114 c 228
GrP
Dbl. pp € 50 – 59
Sgl. pp € 68 – 81
3 rd bed pp € 41 – 48
HB € 16
b 69 c 98
��� semriacherhof
We have a capacity of 75 beds, rooms with
modern fittings and outstanding cuisine (in-house
butchery). For coach parties we offer individual
programmes including barbecues, guided walks,
Styrian evenings with music.
8102 Semriach, Am Wiesengrund 1
T +43 3127 8341, F +43 3127 8341-10
office@semriacherhof.at
www.semriacherhof.at
��� seminar- und
ferienhoTel TraTTnerhof
25 km north of Graz, quiet location, free parking.
100 beds, lift, restaurant for 250, indoor pool,
sauna, steam bath, indoor tennis courts, archery,
6 meeting rooms, event rooms.
A-8102 Semriach, Unterer Windhof 18
T +43 3127 80960, F +43 3127 80960-56
office@trattnerhof.at
www.trattnerhof.at
Terms of BookinG Graz incominG office
Terms of cancellation:
up to 6 weeks prior to arrival: free of charge
30 days prior to arrival:
10 % of total charge
29 – 21 days prior to arrival:
30 % of total charge
20 – 15 days prior to arrival:
50 % of total charge
within 14 days prior to arrival:
75 % of total charge
Terms of payment:
Payment due on receipt of invoice.
free-of-charge transfer to following
account: Bank Austria Creditanstalt,
Acc. 51430000166, Sort code 12000,
IBAN AT621200051430000166,
SWIFT (BIC)-Code: BKAUATWW
Any additional services up to 14 days
following receipt of final invoice. For bank
transfers from non-Euro countries there
is a charge of € 15 to cover bank service
charges.
detailed information at WWW.visiTGraz.com
administrative fees:
Please note that in the case of variations to
a programme or booking of partial services
from a programme, an administrative fee
of € 3 per person, with a minimum charge
of € 70, will be charged.
Pricing:
• Hotel prices: net including all taxes
and charges
• City tours without additional services:
net including all taxes and charges
• Programme modules: including 5 %
commission for organisers and/or
travel agents
General terms of booking:
• A group is defined as a group of guests
who travel together and arrive and depart
on the same day. Prices from 15 paying
people mostly accommodated in double
rooms, among whom the individual price
will be calculated!
GrP
Dbl. pp € 33
Sgl. pp € 38
3 rd bed pp € 30
HB € 7
b 35 c 75
GrP
Dbl. pp € 39
Sgl. pp € 47
3 rd bed pp € 39
HB € 12
b 50 c 100
• Options expire automatically without
confirmation.
• All programmes are calculated according
to the minimum number of participants.
In the case of lower numbers of partici-
pants the price can increase slightly.
• The number of persons quoted to us 3
days before the beginning of the event
will be taken as the minimum number of
participants for calculation.
• All additional charges must be paid directly
by the traveller to the provider of
the service.
• Graz Tourismus reserves the right to
revise these prices if this is necessary
due to price alterations, changes in the
rate of VAT or changes in the rate of
currency exchange affecting the Euro
after 1 st January 2012.

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excursions around Graz.
The following pages present 12 rewarding excursion destinations
in the countryside surrounding Graz, including information and
contact addresses.
vinofakTur – souThern sTyrian delicaTessen
The new world of wines, culinary delights and indulgence – in vogau,
at the start of the southern styrian “Weinstrasse” vineyard route.
Explore a wide variety of themed rooms and dive into the interplay
between the land, its people and the region. That’s the taste of
Southern Styria! The many samples to taste, included in the entry
price, offer the chance to savour the outstanding quality, excellence
and uniqueness of Styrian products. Here you can soar among the
peaks of regional culinary delight.
After visiting the exhibition – or if you have previously experienced the
visitor show – then in the vinofaktur with its unique flair, whether in
the shop or the new large market place, you will encounter a world of
shopping without compare:
stroll among the idyllic market stalls, free of weather worries in the
new hall, and make your selection from the wide range of more than
1300 Styrian products. Excellent wines, the finest delicatessen, handy
accessories, books and music relating to themes and/or the region
are all waiting to be discovered by you.
Obviously cultural delights are also available in no short measure:
with the “kultur am donnerstag” [culture on Thursday] event series
every first Thursday of the month from 8pm there is top quality
music, cabaret and theatre. And the finest catering and wines are
included in the entry price of € 15!
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All of this is available to you 365 days of the year, independently of
wind and weather, barrier-free and close to the Vogau motorway exit,
with a large bus parking area.
daily from 9 am – 7 pm * , also sundays and public holidays
* from 1 st november till easter saturday from 9 am – 6 pm
For more details go to www.genussregal.at
Vinofaktur Genussregal Südsteiermark
8461 Vogau, An der Mur 13
T +43 3453 40 67 70
office@genussregal.at
www.incoming.graz.at/en 29
informaTion, ProGramme and reservaTions
Graz Incoming Office
Messeplatz 1, A-8010 Graz
T +43 316 8075-0, F +43 316 8075-55
Astrid Prassl ext. 59 (groups in English/Italian)
Barbara Braunstein ext. 61 (groups in German)
1. The Lipizzaner stud farm at Piber:
kindergarten to the world-famous
horses of the Spanish Riding School
of Vienna.
2. The Turks failed to breach the fortress
of Riegersburg. Today it is conquered
almost every day – by hundreds of
visitors.
3. Welcome to the venerable setting of
the Monastery of Rein. By the way, robes
are not obligatory.

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ausTrian oPen-air museum sTÜBinG
An ideal destination for a family outing is the open-air museum in Stübing, which
presents 100 traditional farmhouses from all the regions of Austria. There is also a
permanent exhibition on the development of agricultural vehicles and farm implements.
A-8114 Stübing
T +43 3124 53700
service@freilichtmuseum.at, www.stuebing.at
sTifT rein
Founded in 1129, Stift Rein is the world’s oldest continously running Cistercian
monastery. The Baroque church and the library containing more than 100,000 books
are particularly worth seeing.
A-8103 Rein 1
T +43 3124 51621, F +43 3124 51621-34
info@stift-rein.at, www.stift-rein.at
lurGroTTe semriach & PeGGau
The Lurgrotte cave stretches out under the hills of Semriach and Peggau, and both villages
offer access to the cave. Special lighting effects and music enhance the magical
experience of this bizarre dripstone underworld.
A-8102 Semriach, T +43 3127 8319
info@lurgrotte.at, www.lurgrotte.at
A-8120 Peggau, T +43 3127 2580
lurgrotte@aon.at, www.lurgrotte.com
hunderTWasser church and Glass museum in BärnBach
The St. Barbara Church was redesigned by the renowned Austrian artist Friedensreich
Hundertwasser in his inimitable, creative fashion. In the Glass Museum, open year
round, visitors can admire curiosities related to glass and glass production.
St. Barbara-Kirche, A-8572 Bärnbach, T +43 3142 625 81
Glasmuseum, A-8572 Bärnbach, T +43 3144 706-411
office@oberglas.at, www.glasmuseum.at
BärenschÜTzklamm
Adventure and natural beauty await visitors to Bärenschützklamm, a spectacular gorge
north of Graz, with 24 waterfalls roaring down through a rocky ravine.
A-8132 Pernegg, Kirchdorf 16
T +43 3867 8044-11, F +43 3867 8044-4
tourismus@pernegg.at, www.baerenschuetzklamm.at
liPizzaner World PiBer
Everybody knows them, the famous Lipizzaner horses of the Spanish Riding School in
Vienna. This is where they are bred and also return to spend their old age.
Lipizzanerwelt Piber
A-8580 Köflach, T +43 3144 3323
office@piber.com, www.piber.com, www.lipizzanerwelt.at
schloss sTainz – hunTinG museum
Archduke Johann became the lord of Schloss Stainz in 1840. After his death, the castle
remained in the possession of his descendants, the Counts of Merano, who still live there
today. The Hunting Museum of the Universalmuseum Joanneum is located at Schloss
Stainz.
Schloss Stainz
A-8510 Stainz, T +43 3463 27 72-0
jagd@museum-joanneum.at, www.schloss.stainz.at
sTyrian Wine rouTes
Only a half hour’s drive from Graz, the Styrian wine country lures visitors with excellent
wines and a substantial portion of rustic down-to-earth hospitality. Enjoy both in one of
the many wineries of southern or western Styria.
TRV Süd-Weststeiermark
A-8530 Deutschlandsberg, Hauptplatz 36
T +43 3462 43152
office@sws.st, www.sws.st
animal and naTure Park herBersTein
Herberstein castle with its lovely courtyard and extensive park offers several attractions,
among them an armoury, a historic rose garden and a large zoo housing many exotic
animals.
A-8222 St. Johann bei Herberstein, Buchberg 2
T +43 3176 8825-0, F +43 3176 8775-20
office@herberstein.co.at
www.herberstein.co.at
rieGersBurG
The fortress of Riegersburg was built on top of a volcanic hill 850 years ago and is visible
from far away. It offers magnificent views over the lush vineyards of southeastern Styria.
Tourismusverband Riegersburg
A-8333 Riegersburg 26
T +43 3153 86 70
tourismus@riegersburg.com, www.riegersburg.com
deuTschfeisTriTz scyThe forGe
Before the invention of combine harvesters and finger-bar mowers made farming
decidedly easier, scythes were the one of most important tools used in agriculture. At
this former scytheworks the entire production facility has been kept intact as a museum.
A-8121 Deutschfeistritz, Rudolf-Klug-Gasse 73
T +43 3127 42200, F +43 3127 42203
sensenwerk@aon.at, www.sensenwerk.at
ferniTz
Situated south of Graz, Fernitz is a captivating village with wonderful flowers, the Maria
Trost pilgrimage church, and Hosta lily theme gardens in the Erzherzog Johann Park.
A-8072 Fernitz, Grazer Strasse 1
T +43 3135 52362, F +43 3135 52362-22
gde@fernitz.steiermark.at, www.fernitz.at

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Graz – ciTy of conferences and evenTs.
For over 25 years now, Graz has been enjoying an excellent reputation as
a conference destination. Each year around 40,000 participants from all
over the world visit over 150 conventions in Austria’s second largest city.
Four universities with 16 faculties justify its outstanding reputation as
a city of research and scholarship. High-tech companies and research
institutes – above all in the areas of automotive, space and bio-
technology and plant engineering – export Graz know-how all over the
globe. Graz’s historic and modern events centres, its easy accessibility,
excellent hotels and interesting supporting programmes all provide
the optimum environment for a successful convention. Organisers are
always thrilled with the wonderful historic centre, the superb cultural
programme on offer and the quality and variety of its gastronomy.
GRAZ – a charming city of fun-loving, hospitable people – ideal for
your next event!
Order our “Graz meeTinG & evenT Planner” and
presentation video “conference ciTy Graz”.
Graz convenTion Bureau
Graz Tourismus und Stadtmarketing GmbH
Messeplatz 1, A-8010 Graz
T +43 316 8075-47, -49, F +43 316 8075-55
congress@graztourimus.at
Online information: www.graztourismus.at/congress
Graz convenTion Bureau – Good advice is free ...
We offer support in a wide range of services: personal advice on
all questions about events centres, hotels, supporting programmes,
official receptions, conference facilitation and catering, information
material, application papers, invitation for decision-makers and
much more …
· Graz congress and exhibition calendar
· Database of venues
· Accommodation placement, supporting programme
· Conference facilitation by the tourism association
· Conference and events organisation
ciTy Tours – Guide
Graz Tour Guides
You can find a complete list of the tour guides of Graz at: www.graztourismus.at
Tours up to 2.5 hours from € 82
airPorT Graz – scheduled fliGhTs www.flughafen-graz.at
vienna frankfurt hannover zurich
linz dusseldorf friedrichshafen Palma de mallorca
innsbruck stuttgart Berlin
munich london-stansted nuremberg
Bus ParkinG in Graz
long-term parking parking up to 5 hours pick-up/drop-off (max. 10 min.)
- Schloss Eggenberg, all-day (charges apply) - Künstlerhaus/Burgring - Künstlerhaus
- Premises of GVB, Graz 8 am – 7 pm
public transport (Kärntnerstr. 120) - Schlossbergbahn
7 am – 7 pm - Franz-Graf-Allee
* free bus parking (opposite Opera) - Kunsthaus
* lounge 8 am – 7 pm
* bus washing facilities - Schloss Eggenberg
* place to clean interior
* mechanic service
(for minor repairs)
Transfer (reservaTions via Graz Tourismus)
20 persons 30 persons 50 persons 1–4 persons (taxi/p.p.)
Graz central station – hotels in city centre € 116 € 125 € 138 € 15
Airport Graz – hotels in city centre € 140 € 148 € 176 € 28
Airport Vienna-Schwechat – Graz € 710 € 730 € 780 upon request
PuBlic TransPorT in Graz
ausTria and sTyria TourisT informaTion
Österreich Werbung Wien austria.info steirische Tourismus Gmbh
Subject to changes!
one hour ticket 24 hour ticket 3 day ticket week ticket 10 rides ticket
tram, bus € 1,90 € 4,20 € 9,90 € 11,20 € 17,60
(including Schlossberg funicular)
Schlossberglift (Glass Lift) € 0.70 pp and ride, groups of 20 persons or more: 1 free ride
A-1040 Wien, Margaretenstr. 1 Urlaubsservice der Österreich Werbung A-8042 Graz, St.-Peter-Hauptstrasse 243
T +43 1 58866-0, F +43 1 58866-20 A-1040 Wien, Rilkeplatz 5 T +43 316 4003-0, F +43 316 4003-10
austria.info-Hotline: +43 08 10 10 18 18 info@steiermark.com
www.austria-tourism.at austria.info-Mail: urlaub@austria.info www.steiermark.com

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Gollweg
Starhemberg.
Stradiotgasse
Helmut-
List-Halle
Bunseng.
Laudongasse
Daungasse
Asperngasse
Köflacher Gasse
Alte Poststraße
Sterzinggasse
l
Lastenstraße
Köflacher
Bahnhof
Forstergasse
Wiener Straße
Paula-Groger-
W.
Mühlriegel
Eggenberger Straße
P
Wetzelsdorfer Str.
55
Israelit.
Friedhof
Don-
Bosco-W.
Städt.
Autobushalle
Landessonderschule
für körperbehinderte
Kinder
Kirche
Stahlg.
67
Haupt-
Bahnhof
P36
P&R
52
1, 3, 6, 7
PVA
Kratkystr.
Sahlaweg
St.-Joh.-
Bosco-
Kirche
Hirtengasse
VS
Kalvariengürtel
Fröbelg.
Bahnhofgürtel
Hauptschule
P18
50,52,53,58,
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52
Busbahnhof
70
Babenbergerstraße
Friedhofgasse
Steinfelder
Friedhof
Friedenspark
Südbahnstraße
Südbahnstraße
Leuzen h ofgasse
P19
P17
67b
P21
P&R
Wiener Straße
Mariengasse
Südbahnstraße
Am Lindenkreuz
Alte Poststraße
Spitzgasse
Zwigottweg
Franz-Riepl-G.
Am
Fröbelpark
Zollgasse
Babenbergerstraße
Schmölzergasse
Ghegag.
Don Bosco
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Servicestelle
Finkengasse
Wetzelsd. Straße
Kärntner Straße
Fröbelpark
Europaplatz
Stadtbauamt
AMS
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Sportplatz
Do m inikaner-
Umspannwerk
West
Schrödingerstraße
Mariengasse
Kalvarienbergstraße
P20
Niesen- berger ga sse
Bessemerg.
Feldgasse
Steinfeldgasse
Südliches Lazarettfeld
Babenbergerstr.
Baumkircherstraße
Mohsg.
Grimmg.
Austeing.
Hackhergasse
Keplerstraße
Annenpassage
Arnold-
Luschin-
Gasse
Pranker- gasse
Adalbert-
Stifter-G.
Traungauergasse
Steinfeldgasse
Kurze Gasse
Jugendgästehaus
Kirche
31,32,33
Staatsbahnstraße
Schleifbach
Bienengas s e
50
Mühlgang
Kloster d. Lazaristen
u. Barmh.
Schwestern
Rebengasse
Metahofgasse
Quergasse
Ungergasse
Grasweg
Grimmg.
Darmstadtgasse
Mariengasse
Annenstraße
Eggenberger Gürtel
GRAZ
(363 m)
Zeillergasse
70
P37
Hans-Resel-Gasse
Idlhofgasse
Hohenstaufengasse
Payer-
Weyprecht-
Straße
Florianigasse
Floßlendstraße
Dorng.
Trondheimgasse
Martingasse
Neue
Bieneng.
Volks- und
Hauptschule
Neuapost.
Kirche
39
AK
Prankergasse
Schwimmschulkai
Wiener Straße
Am Damm
Weißeneggerg.
40,67,67E
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Krankenhaus der
Elisabethinen
Bundesgymnasium
Grüne Gasse
Evang.
Kirche
Niesenb ergergasse
Idlhof- gasse
Lidlsdorfgasse
Idlhofgasse
Korngasse
Wiesengasse
Falkenhofgasse
Feldgasse
Amselgasse
Fichtestraße
Kleiststraße
Mühlg.
Weißenhofgasse
Floßlendplatz
Doblergasse
Esperantoplatz
Kindermanngasse Kindermanngasse
Radg.
Lissagasse
Custozzagasse
Buchkogelgasse
Neubaugasse
Zeillergasse
Hans-List-
Platz
Gabelsbergerstraße
Hanuschgasse
Unger- gasse
Am Freigarten
67
Vinzenz-Muchitsch-Straße
Û
Elisabethinergasse
Joh.-Strauß-
Gasse
Rottal- gasse
58,58E,63
40
P16
35
Mur
Buhnengasse
Zeillergasse
Am Damm
Sigmundstadl
Mühlgasse
Strauchergasse
Elisabethinergasse
Oeverseegasse
Mauergasse
Lendkai
Josefi-
Weißenhofg.
P32
P24
Mühlgang
39,50,67
40,67,67E
62
Neubau- gasse
Hl.-Geist-
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P23
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P22
Pflanzengasse
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Hanns-Schell-
Collection
Feuerwehr
VS
Orpheum
Ker ns t ockgasse
39,67
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Graz - Karlau
P34
P15
P31
5
WC
Karlauer
Kirche
41
VS
Alt- St.-Andrä- Bad zur
St.-Andrä- kath.
Sonne
Kirche Kirche
Schule
Dreihackengasse
Dreihackengasse
gasse
Bundesgymnasium
Albert-Schweitzer-
Klinik
Brückengasse
Fabriks gasse
Neubau
Dominikanerg.
Polizeistützpunkt
West
Grenadiergasse
K östenbaumgasse
Hermann-Löns-
Gasse
Rottalgasse
Mühlg.
Kinkgasse
Tennispl.
-gasse
Afritsch- g.
Albert-Schweitzer-Gasse
Schwimmschulkai
BRG
Josefigasse
Marschallgasse
Orpheumgasse
St.-
Georgen-
Gasse
Scheidtenbergerg.
4, 5
Kloster der
Minoriten
P6
P9
67,67E
Volkshaus
„Arena“
Amtshs.
d. Lds.
Stmk.
Medienturm
P7
P10
Synagoge
VS- u. HS
Umspannwerk
Mitte
Kloster u.
Spital d. Barmh. pE/A Brüder WBUS
Kunsthaus,
Haus der Architektur
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Limonig.
Sterngasse
Herrgottwies- gasse
Feuerbachgasse
Fellingerg.
Stockerg.
Andrägasse
Mauergasse
Reiherstadlg.
Netzgasse
J.-Lorber-
G.
Pflaster
-g.
Josef-Huber-Gasse Rösselmühlgasse
Kärntner Straße
Schrebergärten
Rosengarten
Marienplatz
Gürtelturmplatz
Keplerstraße
Lazarettgasse
Lazarettgürtel
Staatsbahnstraße
Friedens-Stupa
Volksgarten
Volksgartenstraße
Lendplatz
Annenstra ße
Vorbeckgasse
Platz d. Freiw.
Schützen
Granatengasse
Ägydigasse
Dorothee-Sölle-W.
Bethlehemg.
Karlauerstraße
Triester Straße
Griesplatz
Karlauplatz
Karlauer- gürtel
Triester Straße
Feuerbachg.
Rankengasse
Herrgottwiesgasse
Mariahilfer- str.
Entenpl.
Schützg asse
Auf der Tändelwiese
Dr.-Hans-Spitzy-Platzl
Theodor-Körner-Straße
Stadlgasse
Rankengasse
Kosakeng.
BORG
Pädagogische
Hochschule
Gries- gasse
Lager- gasse
Anton-
Füster-
Weg
Vogel- weiderstraße
Heinrich-Casper-G.
Schröckingerweg
Eichendorffstr.
Körösistraße
Defreggerg.
spitalg.
Reich
-eng. Bürger-
Hasnerplatz
Keplerbrücke
Elise-
Steininger-
Steg
Ökonomieg.
Mariahilferplatz
Stadt-
Archiv
Mur
Bezirksgericht
Graz-West
Millöckergasse
P5
Mur
Sportplatz
Bischöfliches
Gymnasium
Lange Gasse
Volksschule
58,58E,63
4,5
pE/A BUS
Schlossbergbahn
P4
Welthaus
d. Diözese
Graz-Seckau
P8
Busbhf.
Justizpalast
Gebietskrankenkasse
Augartenbad
41
Holding
Graz
Kindermuseum
Bezirksgericht
P38
Mur
30
Wirtschaftskammer
d
WC
473
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Glockenturm
Garnisonsmuseum
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Schiffgasse
Viehmarktgasse
Großm a r kt straße
Puchstraße
Kleeg. Storchg.
David-
Herzog-
Platz
H.-Bahr-G.
Arche Noah
Nikolaig.
Rosenkr.-g.
Lagergasse
Baumschul- gasse
W.-Kienzl-
Gasse
Muchargasse
Pula Kai
Sackstraße
Major-Hack her-Weg
Kloster
St. Petersburg Allee
B.-v.-Suttner-
Friedensbrücke
Lagerg.
Felse n steig
Weldenstraße
Sackstr.
Eisenbahnbrücke
Friedrich- g.
67c
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Joanneumsviertel
Hauptpost
Umspannwerk
Süd
Weldenstraße
BHAK u.
BHASCH
Museum
der Wahrnehmung
34, 34E
41
41
Pfarrkirche
Graben
BRG
67a
Bezirksgericht
Volkskundemuseum
St.-
Antonius-
Kirche
30
c
Rathaus
congress
graz Landhaus Zeug-
Q
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Landhausg.
Raubergasse
Kalchberg- gasse
Bundesgymn.
Zimmerplatzgasse
Nordweg
Landessportzentrum
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Servicecenter
Brockmannschule
Sondersch.
Haselw.
Lindweg
Kirchengasse
Paulustor
1,3,4,5,6,7
Kaiserfeldgasse
P25
Landesarchiv
Û
67a
Polizei-
Direktion
P11
Sanatorium d.
Kreuzschw.
P3
31
ª WC
St.-Josef-
Kirche
Volksschule
Û
P1
26,32,
33,34,
34E,35,39,
40,67E
4, 5,13
Direktion der
Graz Linien
LWK
5
Û
Forum WC
Stadtpark
Spielzeugmuseum
f
Burg
Schauspiel-
Orangerie
haus Landesreg.
Alte Univ.
Burgtor
Dom
Ferdinan-
Priesterseminar
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museum
Mausoleum
Künstler- WC
haus
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Sporgasse
Färberg.
Prokopig.
Keesg asse
Wieland- gasse
Jahngasse
Paulustor-
Hofgasse
Stempferg.
Haltestelle
Flughafenbus
Bischöfl.
Residenz
Stubenbergg.
Kloster der
Kreuzschwestern
Verkehrserziehungspark
Stadtpf.kirche
Schönaug.
Schönaugasse
Europaratw.
gasse
Brockmanngasse
Neulandgasse
Richard-Wagner-Gasse
Kreuzgasse
Schröttergasse
G r i l l p a r z e r s t r a ß e
Finanzamt
Nationalbank
Remise
B ü r g e r g a s s e
Schlosserg.
H.-Sachs-G.
Körblergasse
F.-v.-Gagern-A.
Hamerlingg.
Sportplatz
Margaretenbad
BEV,
Landesschulrat
Parkring
Mobil
Zentral
Steyrergasse
Trattenweg
Par k r i ng
Körblerga sse
30
Akad. Gymn.
Bahnstraße
Bahnstraße
Obere
Untere
Hüttenbrennergasse
Fröhlichgasse
Wastlerg.
WartingergasseFranckstraße Franckstraße
Erich-
Edegger-
Steg
Igelg.
Radetzkybrücke
Schloßbergplatz
J.-Pongratz-
Pl.
Roseggerkai
Augartenbrücke
Augartensteg
Pula Kai
Laimburggasse
Erzherzog-
Johann-
Brücke K.-
Pieller-
Pl.
Nikolaiplatz
Grieskai
Brückenkopfg.
Zweiglgasse
Dr.-Schlossar-
Park
L e n d k a i
Grieskai
Lendkai
Kaise r-Franz-Josef-Kai
Wickenburggasse
Tegetthoffbr.
Emichplatzl
Badg.
Paradeisg.
Korbg.
Neutorg.
Gorbachpl.
Wiednerplätzchen
Adm.-
G.
N.
-g.
Murgasse
Nelken-
Dr.-K.-Böhm-Allee
Kapaunpl.
Franz.-g.
Franziskanerpl.
g.
Spark.pl.
Pestalozzi- straße
K.-
Deubler-
Gasse
Friedrichgasse
Neuholdaugasse
D.-g.
N.-Welt-G.
Albrechtg.
A.-Hofer-
Pl.
Marburger Kai
Städtischer
Augarten
Grabenstraße
Schlossberg
Platz der
Kriegssteig
Schlossberglift
Neue
Welt
Steyrer- gasse
Plankengasse
Leitner- gasse
Buchenweg
Pestalozzistraße
Lindweg
Hollerw.
Froschaug.
Peinlichg.
Am Fuße
d. Schloßberges
Schmiedg.
Stiegeng.
Pom.g.
Wurmbr.-g.
Neutorgasse Wielandgasse
Radetzkystraße
Grazbachgasse
m
Haupt-
platz
G
Bergmanngasse
Ballhausg.
Fraueng.
Schm iedgasse
Borromäumgasse
Freiheitsplatz
Färberpl.GlockenMehlplatz
Herrengasse
Altstadtpassage
Jakob-Redtenbacher-Gasse
Wormgasse
Karmeliterplatz
Jungf.g.
Humboldtstraße
Hartiggasse
spielpl.
Mesner
-g.
Fi.-v.-
Erlach-
G.
Am Eisernen
Tor
Hilgergasse
Maria-Theresia-
Allee
Platz d.
Versöhnung
Sauraugasse
Enge
G.
A.-a-S.-Cl.-
G.
Joanneumring
Adolf-Kolping-
Gasse
Schießstattg. Schießstattgasse
Schönaugasse
Schönaugürtel
Genossen- F l i e d erg a s s e
schaftsweg
Am Langedelwehr
N e u - h o l d a u g a s s e
P arkstraße
Heckenweg
Widowitzgasse
Binderg.
Jakoministraße
Palais Tr.-
Passage
Bischofpl.
Anzengruberg.
P14
Sanatorium
Hansa
31
1, 7
HTBL
Energie Graz
P2
3, 6, 26
Monds c heing.
Rosenberggasse
R.-v.-Formentini-Allee
Kasernstraße
Goethestraße
Villefortgasse
Attems- gasse
Oper
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4,13
p
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BUS
P13
30
P12
30
Leech-Kirche
Evang. -K.
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P&R
41,58E,63
39
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Servicestelle
71
Ost-
Bahnhof
Lehranstalt f.
Hörbehinderte
Sanator.
Dr.
Hoff
39
Û
WC
6, 26
58E
Meerscheinschlößl
Physik.-
Institut
Resowi-
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K a r l - F r a n z e n s -
U n i v e r s i t ä t
Bibliothek
Aula
Anatom.-
Kriminal-
Institut
museum
Landesgericht
Rosenberggürtel
Zentrum f. Molekulare
Biowissenschaften
Henr i-Dunant-WegPecs-Allee
Platz d.
Menschenrechte
Baden-
Powell-A.
R.-Stolz-
Prom.
67a
Schieß- stattgasse
ATG
Messecongress
Nord
Brandhofgasse
Feuerwehr
VS
Kastellfeldgasse
Tennispl.
Tennispl.
Universitätssportzentrum
Chem.-
Institut
Musikuniversität
Haus d.
Wissenschaft
Techn.
Universität
r
Sportplatz
P&R
Messeparkplatz
Jahrmarktgelände
Sonderschule
f. schwerstbehind.
Kinder
71
Pflegewohnheim
Rosenhain
58
ÖH
Mensa
BRG
1,7
Techn.
Universität
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Messeturm
Süd Messegelände
v Stadthalle
Halle B
Draisgasse
Humboldtstraße
Mozartgasse
Goethestraße
Erzherzog-Johann-Allee
Maygasse
Körblergasse
Geidorfplatz
S t a d t p a r k
Trauttmansdf.-g.
Jakominiplatz
Burggasse
Burgring
Salzamtsg.
Tummel-
-platz
Gleisdorfer Gasse
Klosterwiesg.
Glacisstraße
Burggarten
Reitschulgasse
Ortweinplatz
Einspinnerg.
Opernring
Girardigasse
Klosterwiesgasse
Maygasse
Burg ring
Rosegger- garten
Dr.-Muck-
Anlage
G razbachgasse
Rittergasse
Harrachgasse
Raiffeisenstraße
Brandhofg.
Jerusalemplatz
Coventryprom.
Montclair Allee
Groningenpl.
Dubrovnik-
Allee
F.-Graf-
Allee Kaiser-
Luthergasse
Conrad-von-Hötzendorf-Straße
Kleingartenanlage
Pomisgasse
Heinrichstraße
W.-
Fischer-Allee
Steyrergasse
Messeplatz
Klosterwiesgasse
Halle A
Aigner-Rollett-Allee
Universitätsplatz
Brunngasse
Zinzendorfgasse
Glacisstraße
Josef-
Platz
Schlögel- gasse
Dietrichsteinplatz
Maiffredygasse
72
Universität s- straße
Halbärthg.
Hugo-Wolf-
Gasse
Elisabethstraße
Glacisstr.
R o s e n h a i n
Hauslabgasse
Wastiangasse
Haydngasse
Münzgrabenstraße
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