Live tours in Graz

What a live session shows

• Schlossberg A wooded hill at the centre of the city, its fortress destroyed in 1809, leaving only two structures standing.
• Uhrturm The clock tower on Schlossberg, its hour hand larger than the minute hand so it can be read from the streets below.
• Hauptplatz The main square, anchored by a statue of Archduke Johann and ringed by pastel facades rebuilt across five centuries.
• Landhaus A Renaissance courtyard building from the sixteenth century that still houses the Styrian regional parliament.
• Landeszeughaus The largest historic armoury still standing in its original building anywhere, holding around thirty-two thousand pieces of arms and armour.
• Graz Cathedral (Grazer Dom) A Gothic cathedral with a faded exterior fresco depicting the plagues that struck the city in 1480.
• Mausoleum of Ferdinand II A domed Baroque mausoleum beside the cathedral, planned by the emperor himself well before his death.
• Kunsthaus Graz A biomorphic contemporary art museum locals nicknamed the Friendly Alien, built for the city's year as European Capital of Culture in 2003.