A personally narrated walking tour of Graz: Ten main stops and twelve detailed walking chapters connect the Main Square, Herrengasse, Landhaushof, and Franciscan Monastery with the Mur, Kunsthaus, Murinsel, Schloßberg, and Stadtkrone. Around 93 minutes through a city that connects power, everyday life, and new ideas behind facades, in courtyards, and on surprisingly short paths. You start when you want and go at your own pace – the audio tour runs directly in your smartphone's browser, completely without an app download. GPS points automatically start the stories exactly where you are standing.
The starting point is the main square in front of the town hall. Position yourself so that you can see the town hall and the Archduke Johann Fountain together, and start the audio tour on your smartphone there. The tour is self-guided – you can start anytime.
Starting point of the tour: Town hall and Archduke Johann Fountain on the main square, the civic center of Graz with market stalls, trams, and city history since the 12th century.
The viewing house on the corner of Hauptplatz/Sporgasse: Those who look closely discover hidden faces on the facade – a first hint that Graz likes to look back.
The State Armory is the largest preserved historical armory in the world and commemorates the defense of Styria; we view the building and surroundings from the outside.
The Franciscan monastery with cloister and quiet monastic atmosphere in the middle of the old town; the courtyard and church may be closed at times, the stories also work from the outside.
The Kunsthaus Graz, the blue "Friendly Alien" from 2003, sets a confident modern counterpoint to the historic old town; we view it from the outside.
The Murinsel, a walkable steel structure in the middle of the Mur from 2003, connects the two banks and is a landmark of modern Graz.
The Schloßbergplatz at the foot of the Schloßberg with entrance, lift, and railway: The former fortress hill is today a park, viewpoint, and landmark of the city.
The Grazer Cathedral, the late Gothic court church of Kaiser Friedrich III, stands right next to the mausoleum and the castle and shows how closely faith and rule were connected in Graz.
The Graz Castle with the famous Gothic double spiral staircase: two stairs that wind around each other without ever meeting – a symbol of imperial architecture in Graz.
The Carmelite Square with the imperial city crown and the Palais Saurau: Here the circle closes before going back to the main square.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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