Gratz Things to Do

The small Café Mozart, next to the Meerscheinschlößl (home to some of the university's institutes) continues to trade under a new name, the Bica. In accordance with the change of name the menu also been revised and now includes... more

In the 17th century, today's "Johanneum" was known as "Lambrechter Hof," after its first owner. In 1811, Habsburg Archduke Johann took control of the building and donated his scientific collection as the basis of the museum's e... more

Café Promenade oozes traditional Kaffeehaus-culture and is a world away from work, stress and noise. Located next to the Stadtpark, the beautiful building with its glass front radiates an idyllic ambience even from the outside.... more

This traditional Kaffeehaus has predominantly senior customers as its regulars; young people are relatively rare visitors here. The Strehle boasts a calm atmosphere in traditional surroundings. The menu offers all the delights... more

Built during the 1320s, the Minoritenkirche, also known as the Gothic Ludwigschor, was the first French cathedral style church in east Austria. It was used as a mausoleum in the 14th and 15th centuries. Inside is an imitation... more

Tu is Ladies Night with free drinks for all girls aged between 16 and 25. Regardless of this, the recently refurbished and extended student club is well frequented on weekends. Various ways of whiling away your evening are on t... more

Since Graz unfortunately does not have an adequate venue for huge music events, the Orpheum bears just about the sole responsibility for the concert sector. The popular former Varieté has played host to a large number of nation... more