You need to know The Top 10 Things To See & Do in Graz, Austria

  

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Named the European Capital of Culture in 2003 and a City of Design in 2009, Graz is the second-largest city inAustria and a wonderful place to visit. It has one of the best-preserved historical towns in Europe, and is chock-full of both impressive old institutions and exciting, innovative new attractions. Here are our top ten recommendations for exploring the city. 

Alstadt von Graz
A UNESCO World Heritage Sight, Alstadt von Graz (Old Town) is immediately striking for its well-preserved medieval and Italian Renaissance buildings. Hauptplatz is the main square, flanked by the stunning Rathaus (town hall). During the holidays, don’t miss the local Christmas markets. Walk along Herrengasse to see the store windows, and turn down any of the small alleys to discover a charming café or interesting independent boutique
Visit Herz Jesu Kirche

Herz Jesu Kirche (‘Church of the Sacred Heart’) is the largest church in Graz and has the third-highest church tower in Austria, measuring in at 109.6 meters. It was designed in the Neo-Gothic style by architect Georg Hauberrisser, and constructed from 1881 to 1887. The stained glass windows are breathtaking from inside, and admission to the church is free. .....  keep reading .....  http://bit.ly/2kh29q3

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How to travel and see popular Vienna, Austria

BY TAMARA ELLIOTT

Vienna, Austria can be summed up in one word: elegant. Stately buildings rise out of the historic centre, cobblestone streets wind past luxury stores, charming cafes spill onto laneways and landmarks include a palace with hundreds of rooms and a cathedral that was once the continent’s highest building. And let’s not forget about that world famous opera house. Basically, Vienna is everything that people come to Europe for in one easy-to-navigate, safe city.

So how does one go about exploring such a gem, without getting caught up in the usual ABCs? (That’s Another Bloody Church, for those blissfully unaware). Well, it’s easy with some insider tips gleaned from a friend who lived there, combined with tried and tested recommendations from yours truly. Here’s where travellers should actually go when visiting Vienna, Austria..... >> http://snip.ly/17vas

      

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