Sporthalle Graz Schedule

Did You Know?

The royalty lived in the SchloàŸberg castle and from there ruled Styria, Carinthia, and parts of today's Italy and Slovenia (Carniola, Gorizia and Gradisca).In the 16th century, the city's design and planning were primarily controlled by Italian Renaissance architects and artists.

He successfully defended the SchloàŸberg against 8 attacks, but they were forced to give up since the Grande Armee conquered Vienna and the Emperor ordered to surrender.

In 2000, on the anniversary of the Reichskristallnacht, Graz city council presented the Jewish community with a new synagogue as a gesture of reconciliation.

Born and raised in the farming village Thal, 2 km from Graz.

It features the oldest painted view of Graz. Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II next to the cathedral, the most important building of Mannerism in Graz.

It is run by the state. Best viewpoints for vistas of the city are Ruine Gà¶sting, hilltop castle ruins on northwestern edge of city, and Plabutsch/Fà¼rstenstand, behind Schloss Eggenberg with a hilltop restaurant and viewing tower. The site of the former brewery Graz Reininghaus is currently the biggest privately financed city development project in Austria. à–sterreichisches Freilichtmuseum Stà¼bing, an open-air museum containing old farmhouses/farm buildings from all over Austria reassembled in historic setting. Lurgrotte, the most extensive cave system in Austria. Lipizzanergestà¼t Piber, Lipizzaner stud where the famous white horses are bred. The Steirische WeinstraàŸe is a wine growing region south of Graz, also known as the "Styrian Tuscany". Thermenregion, spa region east of Graz. Riegersburg, a mighty fortress that was never taken.