4 Graz Tours to Build a Day Around

1.Kunsthaus Graz Museum Entrance Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 19 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $15Our pick

Review of Kunsthaus Graz, Austria, with ticket details, art highlights, practical tips, value advice, and what to expect from this self-guided visit.

“I visited Kunsthaus Graz today and saw the Voice exhibition (don’t remember the full name) among other exhibitions, an experience I won’t forget soon. The building itself is already surreal, like a blue heart resting in the middle of Graz. Inside, the exhibition about voice was strange, a bit eerie even. Dark rooms, whispered sounds, disembodied voices, it felt like the art was speaking to me, or maybe through me. Some moments were unsettling, others deeply moving. Not your usual gallery visit, but that’s what made it so interesting.”

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2.Old Town Highlights Private Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 16 reviews · 2 - 6 hours · from $210

Explore Graz’s UNESCO Old Town with a private guide, cathedral art, secret stairway views, Landeszeughaus armor, and Schlossberg history.

“The guide was terrific. The only issue was the meeting point at “the old Romanian church.” Much too obscure. Even tourist office uncertain where it was. The guide agreed. Should meet at Hautplatz at the statue. Unmistakable.”

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3.Universalmuseum Joanneum Pass in Graz

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 14 reviews · 2 days (approx.) · from $24

Explore 12 Graz and Styrian museums with a flexible 24 or 48-hour pass, including Eggenberg Palace, Kunsthaus and the Styrian Armoury.

“Das es innerhalb von zwei Tagen keine email mit einem QR Code gab, die die Museen hätten verarbeiten können.”

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4.Fun & mobile scavenger hunt through Graz

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 12 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $26

Solve city riddles across Graz, from the Mur island to the Schlossberg, with a flexible mobile scavenger hunt for families and groups.

“Interesting idea, poor interface. The system apparently did not interact properly with an iPhone on an American account. The tips button simply didn’t work at all. Unless the question used direct material from the historic site itself, one would need an Austrian education to get Austrian historical trivia. My guess is that the hints make it possible for foreigners to play, but we simply don’t know because it wasn’t functional. We finally gave up in frustration.”

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