Graz in 1 day

Morning

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  Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II (Mausoleum Kaiser Ferdinands II.) about 30 minutes

  The largest mausoleum the Habsburgs ever built, with turquoise domes, next to the cathedral.

• 5 min on foot
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  Burg Double Spiral Staircase (Doppelwendeltreppe) about 15 minutes

  A late Gothic twin spiral staircase in the castle courtyard, where two flights meet and part again.

• 5 min on foot
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  Graz Cathedral (Grazer Dom) about 15 minutes

  A late Gothic court church from the 15th century, beautifully restored in 2023.

• 6 min on foot
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  Landhaus Courtyard and Herrengasse (Landhaushof & Herrengasse) about 30 minutes

  A Renaissance arcaded courtyard on the main pedestrian shopping street of the old town.

Afternoon

• 
  Styrian Armoury (Landeszeughaus) about 1 hour and 30 minutes

  The world's largest preserved historical armoury, with around 32,000 suits of armour and weapons on four floors.

• 5 min on foot
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  Main Square and Town Hall (Hauptplatz & Rathaus) about 30 minutes · heart of the city

  The central square of the UNESCO old town, framed by the historicist Town Hall and the Archduke Johann fountain.

• 8 min on foot
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  Schlossberg Hill with Clock Tower (Schlossberg & Uhrturm) about 2 hours and 15 minutes · heart of the city

  The 123-metre hill above the old town is Graz's symbol, with the Clock Tower, the Liesl bell tower, a park and the best views of the city.

Evening

• 
  Schlossberg Funicular (Schlossbergbahn) about 30 minutes

  A 130-year-old funicular with a glass roof that climbs the hill at a 60 percent gradient.

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