The Folk Life Museum in Graz presents Welten – Wandel – Perspektiven — a contemporary, modular exploration of Styrian everyday life that treats objects as active voices rather than static trophies. Part of the Steiermark Schau from April to October and then continuously refreshed, the museum pairs traditional craft, contemporary art responses and occasional live performances with recorded oral his... »
The Museum der Wahrnehmung (MUWA) presents reductive art and experimental perception installations; the museum displays Austrian and international artists and features hands-on pieces like the Mixed Identity Mirror and the Schilling-Sehmaschine. The museum offers group workshops and action-oriented mediation; it programs lectures on perception psychology and philosophy and occasionally stages cont... »
Stadtpark Graz offers a carefully designed blend of landscaped flower beds, accessible pathways, and a dedicated dog park that welcomes both pets and their owners. With family-friendly hiking trails, a well-equipped playground, and convenient amenities like public restrooms, it balances natural beauty with practical comfort. This urban green space provides a quiet retreat that caters to diverse vi... »
Schloss Eggenberg’s Schlosspark und Gärten blend Romantic-era landscape design with remnants of original Baroque formal gardens, offering visitors a unique glimpse into centuries of evolving garden artistry. The park features rare historic trees, accessible hiking trails, and kid-friendly amenities that many travelers overlook when visiting Graz. Its inclusive atmosphere and well-maintained facili... »
