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One of the most beautiful city palaces, with a truly elegant and aristocratic look. The date of construction is 1635. The castle can be viewed not only from the outside, but also from the inside. Luxurious interiors include numerous canvases (there are currently over 600 paintings), unique furnishings and zodiac signs on the ceiling and walls. The creator of the building was the famous architect D. de Pomisa, known for his passion for astronomy and the stars. If you don’t know what to see in Graz in 1 day, but are interested in art, history, and architecture at the same time, book an excursion to Eggenberg Palace and you won’t be disappointed.

The palace rises above the city and is located on top of a hill. Let's say right away that, like many other sights of Austria, the castle is almost completely destroyed. Now only ruins remain of it. Guests are invited to view the surviving buildings and a beautiful park with a huge number of well-groomed flower beds, a fountain and gazebos. There is a cafe on the territory, from the terrace of which you can see the whole of Graz with its lush greenery, modern art objects and ancient buildings. A pleasant addition to relaxing and enjoying the panoramic views of the city are the sounds of the flowing turbulent river Mur.

A complex of various architectural masterpieces built in the same Renaissance style and reminiscent of the Palazzo Florence. It consists of several large buildings with Tuscan galleries and courtyards. The largest courtyard is now used for performances, concerts and receptions of dignitaries. Guides in Graz certainly advise visiting such objects.

Like many other sights of Graz, this one has been towering on the central square of the city for many years. The municipality building was made in the style of classicism at the beginning of the 19th century. We also recommend visiting the town hall, taking into account its convenient location for travelers: there are numerous stalls with local delicacies and memorable souvenirs on the central square, fairs and folk celebrations are held, there are important objects of history and culture.

After reading our review, you will find out what every tourist should see in Graz. We will provide you with detailed recommendations, taking into account the feedback of experienced guides and the Austrians themselves. Our ranking of the "most popular attractions in Graz" will allow you to make an unforgettable trip to one of the most hospitable cities in Austria.

Where to go in Geneva for free? In this giant museum complex, located on 10,000 squares. You will be met by stuffed animals and birds, dinosaur skeletons. Music that sets the mood can be heard in the rooms and corridors: grinding and rustling, animal cries and other sounds of nature. On one of the four levels there is an exposition of minerals of unearthly and terrestrial origin.

On the territory of 7 thousand squares there is a luxurious palace with stone sculptural compositions and columns. At regular exhibitions here you can see the works of such geniuses as Claude Monet, Renoir and Picasso. This majestic monument of architecture and art is included in any rating of the main museums in the world.

If you are passionate about ballet or opera, your trip should include a visit to the productions of this opera house. The building itself will be interesting for its architectural component to all fans of neoclassicism.

A 12-meter chair with a broken leg weighs more than five and a half tons. The monument is located on the Place des Nations and is a symbol of protest against the use of anti-personnel mines, which at one time affected many civilians in Geneva.

The social and cultural center of the city, loved by both locals and tourists from all over the world. From the triangular square lined with polished stones, the streets of the Old World scatter in all directions. In the central part there is a colorful fountain of the 18th century. You can come here for a relaxing break in a cozy coffee and conversations with hospitable natives, in order to start exploring the many sights located nearby, or walk to the Promenade de la Trey with its longest 120-meter bench made of wood.