Graz 1-Day Trip Itinerary

Local Graz Breakfast

Start your day with a traditional Austrian breakfast at a local cafe in the city center.

Enjoy fresh pastries, coffee, and local specialties.

Many cafes around Hauptplatz or Sporgasse offer excellent breakfast options. Try a 'Pausenbrot' or 'Belegte Brote' for a classic start.

Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt

Discover Graz from a different perspective on this self-guided sightseeing and scavenger hunt.

Solve riddles and clues that lead to key city highlights and explore the charming Altstadt.

This tour will take you through the historical center, allowing you to appreciate the architecture and discover hidden gems at your own pace.

Kaiser-Josef-Platz Farmers' Market

Immerse yourself in local life at the Kaiser-Josef-Platz market.

Sample fresh regional produce, Styrian snacks, and enjoy a light lunch from one of the many stalls.

Open daily except Sundays. A great place to try local cheeses, cured meats, and freshly baked goods.

Schlossberg Funicular & Picnic

Ride the Graz Funicular up to the Schlossberg, one of Europe’s most captivating castles.

Explore the historic grounds, admire the Uhrturm (Clock Tower), and enjoy a pre-arranged picnic with breathtaking views over Graz.

The funicular offers scenic views on the ascent. Don't miss the iconic Uhrturm, a symbol of Graz. You can also climb the 'Stiegenhaus' (stairs) for a more active approach.

Shopping at Zanderhof & Sackstraße

Stroll down Sackstraße and visit Zanderhof, a charming arcade with unique boutiques and craft shops. It’s a great spot for window shopping or finding a special souvenir.

Sackstraße is known for its blend of traditional and modern shops, leading towards the Kunsthaus Graz (Friendly Alien).

Dinner at a Traditional Buschenschank

Experience authentic Styrian cuisine at a traditional Buschenschank (wine tavern) or a local restaurant.

Enjoy local specialties like 'Käferbohnensalat' (runner bean salad) or 'Backhendl' (fried chicken) paired with regional wine.

Ask locals for their favorite Buschenschank or check out establishments in the city center known for Styrian fare. Reservations are often recommended, especially on weekends.