The first courtyard of Graz Castle with the stair tower that holds the double spiral staircase.

Free entry

Graz Castle

Graz Castle is the former residence of the Habsburg archdukes of Inner Austria, begun in 1438 by Duke Frederick V, later Emperor Frederick III. It now houses the office of the Styrian governor; visitors can enter the courtyards and see the Gothic double spiral staircase, whose two flights part and meet again, built between 1494 and 1500 under Maximilian I.

Nearby

Graz Cathedral

church

Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II

religious building

Styrian Armoury

museum

From $13.47

Landhaus Graz

historic building

Graz Opera

opera house

Joanneumsviertel

museum

From $14.59

Schlossberg

park

Murinsel

tourist attraction

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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