Reiseführer vonJohannes & Viktoria

– at any time - it’s one of the most beautiful places in Graz

grab some sport’s equipment and go to AUGARTEN – feel free to exercise there (Yoga, Football, Slackline,...). Also STADTPARK is a good place for sport activites

visit one of the BAUSATZLOKALE for nice and relaxed atmosphere while having a drink or food – there are plenty of them in the whole city (Area 5, Sägewerk, Continuum, Bierbaron, Posaune, Zeppelin, Grammophon)

go for a run or walk around the MURRADWEG

* try SCHILCHER – a special type of wine from styria, and if you want a bit more try ZIRBENSCHNAPS – something special * in the winter visit the severel christmasmarkets and of course treat yourself with some good hotwine and delicious food there *try delicious Ice Cream from TEMMEL in Herrengasse (in our mind one of the best) – or walk thorugh SPORGASSE and try Ice Cream from SAX and GREISSLER *do not leave Graz before eating famous „Brettljause“ and „Käferbohnensalt mit KERNÖL“ (you can have these things at BUSCHENSCHANK)

* take the bus/ bicycle to GÖSTING and walk all the way up to BURGRUINE – enjoy the view and silence * also from Gösting you can walk at the PLABUTSCH – a nice and short hike with a fantastic view. There is BERGHEURIGER MAUSSER up there – have some delicious food there *visit the HILMTEICH and walk around this nice spot

enjoy the city flair by walking through LENDPLATZ – MARIAHILFERPLATZ - HAUPTPLATZ – JAKOMINIPLATZ ...

*Thanks-Danke *Cheers-Prost *Good morning/ evening- guten morgen/ abend *beer-Bier *food-essen *main square-Hauptplatz *how much is it? - wie viel kostet es? *how do I get to ... - wie komme ich zu ...

The best way to explore the city is by foot, however the excellent public transport network in and around Graz allows you to be completely flexible. The entire city area is very well connected and a 3-day ticket is available at a reasonable price. Graz also has an extensive network of bicycle paths. *We can really recommend the APP „BusBahnBim“ to receive good Informations how to get around in Graz. *There are 6 tram lines and 24 bus lines as well as 8 night bus lines in Graz. *Tickets are valid for all bus and tram lines in the 101 fare zone

Take the Old Town Tram through the city center free of charge. *Between Jakominiplatz and Hauptplatz plus an additional stop in both directions, e.g. to the Schlossbergplatz or to the Kunsthaus.

*Kunsthaus *Uhrturm *Murinsel *Schloss Eggenberg *Landeszeughaus *Landhaushof *Glockenspiel *Mausoleum *Dom *Burg und Doppelwendeltreppe

BLUE ZONE: Parking charges apply on working days from 9am to 8pm, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm. At the main railway station parking charges apply every day from 8am to 10pm. *Sunday free of charge* GREEN ZONE: There are ten parking zones in which parking charges apply either completely or by street section, on working days, Monday to Friday from 9am to 8pm. *Saturday/ Sunday is free of charge*