The outside of the building is awesome. A really different an unique look. The inside had multiple…read moreexhibitions and different pieces on architectural pieces throughout the world and explained the influences of such pieces on other parts of the world. I found the price to be a little high, but felt like it is fair enough to be worth a visit if one doesn't have other business or sightseeing around Graz. The place is well maintained and near pretty much the heart of Graz.

This is a beautiful building that hosts great exhibitions. The architecture of the building is very…read moreinteresting. When I visited they had an exhibit on the most influential modern architectural pieces throughout the world. It was extremely interesting and well organized by style and geography.

From the owner: Geschichte und Gesellschaft der Steiermark vom Hochmittelalter bis zur Gegenwart.read more

Schloss Eggenberg, or Eggenberg palace, dates back over 500 years. Take the guided tour in German…read moreor English to discover the state rooms and historical events involving the palace. Take the #1 tram line to Eggenberg, and walk East 1 block to the entrance. There is an entrance fee. To visit the palace, art galleries, or archaelogical museum costs extra, and tour is extra. There is no modern heating or cooling, and no modern lights in the palace. It is wheelchair accessible, and has modern bathrooms.

The castle was very well kept, the paintings and tapestries were gorgeous. It was a time travel…read moreduring the whole guided tour. Our guide was very nice and had tons of additional information to provide us during the tour keeping each room very interesting and full of discoveries. The little park surrounding the castle is also nice for a stroll and to see the roses garden. This castle is easily accessible by tramway from the city center which makes it a great day trip activity.

From the owner: "Dinge des Alltags" erzählen vom gesellschaftlichen Leben, von menschlichen Schicksalen und…read moreBedürfnissen im Wandel der Zeit. Wir sind in der Winterpause! Das Volkskundemuseum ist wieder ab 24.3.2018 geöffnet.