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The second largest city in Austria and also the capital of Styria surprises with its diversity. The Unesco City of Design combines culture and architecture and is also a true region of culinary delights. Every year it welcomes over a million tourists. Among the most popular sights are the Graz Clock Tower, the beautiful Old Town and the Schlossberg. According to “Expat City Ranking” of 2020, Graz is very popular amongst expats, especially due to its high quality of life. Not only expats are drawn to the city to work, but also other professional travelers such as craftsmen and workers. They all have one thing in common - they need cheap accommodation in Graz. On Monteurzimmer.at you have a choice of accommodations and can easily book them directly. To do this, make a non-binding request to the landlord or get in touch using the contact information provided. Further results for worker rooms in Graz can be found in the list view.
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On Monteurzimmer.at you will find a large selection of accommodation in Graz that you can book directly from the landlord! The city of Graz combines metropolis and province: museums, historical buildings and charming coffee houses are waiting for you to be discovered. Graz is a young, urban student city that offers a wide range of cultural activities. In spring, it spreads its very own charm and actually looks a bit Mediterranean. All the sights can be easily explored on foot, so you can leave your car behind without worrying. Not only tourists are attracted to the city, but also many students, workers and other professional travelers who are in need of cheap accommodation. On Monteurzimmer.at you will find what you are looking for!
Find your accommodation with Monteurzimmer.at. Choose your room type from single, double or shared rooms for short or long term rent. In addition, you can also find entire worker accommodations for several people on our accommodation portal. With the help of our practical search filters, you can sort the results according to your preferences and therefore quickly find the desired accommodation in Graz. In the list view, you will get an overview of the different accommodation types in Graz such as pensions, hotels and vacation apartments. On the detailed page of each accommodation you will get all information and general data. In order to contact the landlord, you can either use the integrated request form or the contact information provided. All further details about the booking can be discussed directly with the landlord.
Weather Information for Graz
The climate in Graz is temperate with warm and humid summers and colder winters with less precipitation. The average maximum temperature is recorded in July with 27.1 °C. Winter, on the other hand, is very cold with an average minimum temperature in January of -4.2 °C. The rainiest months include June and July.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max °C | 3,1 | 6,6 | 11,7 | 17,1 | 21,8 | 25,0 | 27,1 | 26,1 | 21,0 | 15,6 | 8,9 | 2,8 |
| Min °C | -4,2 | -3,0 | 0.9 | 5,7 | 10,4 | 14,0 | 15,8 | 15,2 | 10,9 | 6,6 | 2,2 | -3,1 |
| Rainy Days | 4,8 | 4,8 | 6,6 | 7,9 | 10,6 | 11,5 | 10,7 | 9,7 | 7,5 | 6,3 | 6,5 | 5,2 |
Source: Wikipedia
Current Traffic Situation in Graz
If you are clever and don’t want to spend a lot of time in traffic, you should inform yourself in advance. Especially in the morning hours, the streets in Graz are very busy. Find out about current traffic jams, speed camera reports, accidents and road works before you leave the house, for example, via the radio station Antenne Steiermark or use the online Traffic Service.
Sights in Graz
Since 1990, the old town of Graz has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walking along the old streets, you can already explore many sights. The center of the old town is the main square, a good point to start your exploration. Weekly markets and other events take place on the square, which is surrounded by old magnificent buildings. The city’s town hall is also located here. From time to time you can see a new married bride and groom right in front of it. The tour continues along the famous Herrengasse. This is one of the most important shopping streets of Graz, but also the buildings are very impressive. Among other things, here is the Duke’s House or “Painted House”, whose facade was completely painted. The landmark of the city is the clock tower on the Schlossberg. Here it overlooks Graz and is visible from several places in the city. If you want to visit it, you should plan about 15 minutes on foot. Alternatively, there is also a Schlossbergbahn or the lift made out of glass, which lead to the Schlossberg. The clockwork dates back to 1712 and still works today, although it is electrically operated.
Not far from the old town, the futuristic Kunsthaus (Art house) immediately catches your eye. This modern structure was built in 2003 and deliberately stands out from the red tiled roofs of the adjacent buildings. Art lovers can marvel at contemporary art from the last four decades here. An observation platform has been built on the roof of the museum, from which you can enjoy a fantastic view over the roofs of the city. One of the most important baroque palaces in Styria is located in Graz. Schloss Eggenberg was built in the 17th century. It is located in a spacious park, which, in addition to visiting the castle, also invites you to take an extensive walk. From time to time even a peacock crosses your path. The impressive interiors of the castle can only be visited on a guided tour.
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Popular Events and Activities in Graz
Since 2002, the Styrian folk festival Aufsteirern has been celebrated annually in Graz on the first Sunday after the start of school in September. More than 100,000 visitors are counted, making it one of the largest folk cultural events in Austria. During those three days, various events take place: the traditional costume fashion show, music concerts from classical to folk music and of course the physical well-being is also provided. Many stalls offer regional delicacies, juices and Sturm (regional grape must). In the pre-Christmas period, the Aufsteirern Christmas Market takes place on the Schlossberg in Graz. Here you can expect a traditional Christmas market with crafts and other products. For refreshment, there is also one or the other hot drink. For all gourmets, a visit to the event “ The long table of the gourmet capital ” is worthwhile. Here, culinary delicacies are served up at a long table and eaten in front of the dreamlike scenery of the old town.
Top 5 Events in Graz
Culinary Delights from Graz
Graz is also known as the gourmet capital of Austria. But what exactly makes this city so gourmet? Is it perhaps the mild climate and the southern way of life or the fresh produce that grows particularly well here? One specialty from Graz are pumpkin dishes. Especially a Styrian pumpkin cream soup should not be missing in autumn. Extremely popular in addition is also the pumpkin seed oil, which is also called the “Green Gold” of Styria. The oil can be used not only for hearty dishes, but also for a Kaiserschmarrn. Another specialty from Styria is the Vulkanlandschinken. This air-dried raw ham is one of the best in the world and matures on average between 8 and 36 months. Since Styria is located in the middle of the wine country, you can also taste the best wines here. One of the most famous wines of the region is Schilcher. A specialty is the Schilcher Sturm, which is only available in autumn. Namely, the Schilcher Sturm is pressed grape must, that is, Federweißer, which comes in white, red and Schilcher red.
Shopping Facilities, Gas Stations & Takeaway nearby
There are plenty of shopping opportunities in Graz. Especially in the old town, around Herrengasse, you can spend a few hours. So if you want to run a few errands after work from your accommodation, you have plenty of opportunity to do so. For your daily needs, you will find everything you need in the common supermarkets like Lidl, Aldi and Spar. For extensive shopping trips, there are several shopping centers such as the Citypark Graz or the Center West Graz.
If you ever run out of tools, you can get supplies in a DIY store such as Obi, Bauhaus or Hornbach. Also gas stations are not far away. Popular gas stations in the city center of Graz are Avanti, Disk and also BP. Little hint: check gasoline prices in advance to find out the cheapest one.
Physical well-being is guaranteed in Graz. The Styrian cuisine is traditional and hearty. If you’re in a hurry, it’s best to visit a snack bar in Graz.You can also find a delicious lunch in a canteen in Graz, such as the canteen of the tax office.
Industrial Sites and Exhibition Grounds in Graz
In Graz, various trade fairs are held annually at the exhibition center Graz. Among other things, the Autumn Fair 2021 will feature many exhibitors on the subject of construction and housing. Among the largest business parks in the city is Strassgang. Here it is possible to rent halls and offices.
Public Transport Connections
The city center of Graz is well organized and characterized by short distances. Most of the area around the Donau is easily accessible on foot. For further distances there is a public transport network in Graz consisting of streetcar, bus, OBus and express bus lines. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket machines at the stops.
Connections to Main Station
Bus: 53, 58, 63, 85
Tram: 1, 4, 6, 7
öBB Railjet and S-Bahn Steiermark
Connections to Graz Airport
S-Bahn: S5
Bus: 630, 631
Save on the Road in Graz
Graz is a safe city that warmly welcomes its visitors. In the city center, you should pay special attention to your valuables, especially in tourist places with large crowds, and carry them close to your body. For more information on the security situation in Graz, click here.
Insider Tips for you Stay in Graz
Off the beaten track, Graz has a lot more to offer. Did you know that Graz has an island in the river? The so-called Murinsel was opened in 2003 as part of the Capital of Culture year. The floating platform is built in the shape of a shell and accommodates a small café. Here you can relax a bit and enjoy the great atmosphere. A must for every Graz visitor is the Lendplatz Lendplatz. It is considered a real insider tip and is very popular amongst locals. From Monday to Saturday, you can buy regional products such as fruit, vegetables, core oil, bread, flowers and plants. Around the square, there are various food stalls that invite you to have a snack. Speaking of snacks, if you want to enjoy an unforgettable breakfast with a fantastic view of the city, you should definitely visit the Freiblick Tagescafé. It is located on the last floor of the Kastner & öhler department store and offers a 360° view over the city.
Other cities nearby
- Bärnbach (24km)
- Fernitz (11km)
- Frohnleiten (24km)
- Gleisdorf (20km)
- Gratkorn (10km)
- Gratwein (11km)
- Hart bei Graz (5km)
- Hausmannstätten (9km)
- Kalsdorf bei Graz (11km)
- Köflach (27km)
- Lieboch (13km)
- Pichling bei Köflach (28km)
- Sankt Stefan im Rosental (26km)
- Seiersberg (8km)
- Strassengel (10km)
- Straßgang (5km)
- Vasoldsberg (9km)
- Voitsberg (22km)
- Weiz (20km)
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