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The white Gothic body and green-capped tower of Graz Cathedral seen from the street under a cloudy sky.
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Pedro J Pacheco · CC BY-SA 3.0 AT · Source

Graz Cathedral

Graz Cathedral is the seat of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau, built in 1438–1462 as the Gothic court church of Emperor Frederick III and later used by the Jesuits. Its south wall carries the Gottesplagenbild, a fresco of the plague, war and locusts that struck Graz in 1480; inside are a marble high altar of 1730–1733 and two ivory reliquary chests once owned by Paola Gonzaga.

When to go

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Mon08:00–19:45
Tue11:00–19:45
Wed08:00–19:45
Thu08:00–19:45
Fri08:00–19:45
Sat08:00–19:00
Sun08:00–18:00

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