City University of Graz, the second largest after Vienna, the capital of the federal state of Styria (Steiermark) and sits on the River Mur in southeastern Austria. Due to its position south east of the Alps, Graz is protected by western winds, which makes the weather in Graz have Mediterranean influences. Being placed in a tank with an opening to the south, Graz advantage of a warmer climate.

Graz is a city with an undeniable charm and a trendy element rather surprising. Architecture dotted around the city of Graz is occasionally some strange buildings, and nothing can be more unexpected as the Kunsthaus (Art House) which at first seems like a bubble suspended.

Baroque Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II
Graz Castle
Graz Cathedral
Mercy Brothers Monastery (Kloster der Bruder Bramberzigen)
Landeszeughaus
Landhaus
Joanneum Provincial Museum of Styria (Landesmuseum Joanneum)
Municipal Museum - Stadtmuseum
Neue Galerie
I Eisernen Tor Platz
Town Hall (Rathaus) and Haus am Leugg
Parish Church of Graz (Stadtpfarrkirche)
Place of birth of Fischer von Erlach
Municipal Park (Stadtpark)
Marble statue of the writer Anastasius Grun, the Kundmann, 1887
Bust astronomer Johannes Kepler, the Pirker, 1965
Marble statue of Mayor Frank Moritz von by Hellmer, 1900
Marble statue of the writer Robert Hamerling, the Kundmann, 1904
Marble bust of the great German playwright Friedrich Schiller, by Gasser, 1859.
Austrian open-air museum Stubing - Österreichischer Freilichtmuseum Stubing
Piber Stud Farm (Piber Stud Farm)
Schloss and Schlusselmuseum
Eggenberg Castle - Schloss Eggenberg
Clock Tower - Uhrtrum
Outdoor Theatre
Kunsthaus Graz