Graz, Austria’s second largest city and capital of Styria, is a young city at heart with an old town that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to its lively art and culture scene, it also charms visitors with its mild, almost Mediterranean climate and lifestyle, as well as its proximity to the Styrian wine-growing regions – and many culinary delicacies!
Discover Eastern Styria, a captivating region in Austria where nature, history, and culture blend harmoniously. Wander through scenic orchards and impressive castles, including towering Riegersburg Castle with its volcanic rock setting and breathtaking views. Families and nature lovers will enjoy Herberstein Animal Park and Gardens, while Stubenbergsee offers a peaceful lake for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing amid idyllic landscapes.
Tyrol claims to be the “heart of the Alps”. And Innsbruck is right in the middle of it. That location is what makes this city so special. There are sights to visit, of course, like the “golden roof”, the “black men’s church” or the ski jump – the most outstanding feature, however, is that breathtaking view of a downtown with a 2.000 m high stone wall behind it (called mountains).
Come on a free, private and personal walk through the city. Walks are open to everyone, alone or in small groups up to a maximum of six people. At least one member of the group must be 18 years old or older. Tell us a little bit about yourselves and what you’re interested in, and we’ll do our best to find a Greeter for your visit. Once we’ve found a Greeter, they will contact you by email. If we are unable to organise a Greet for your visit, we will contact you directly and let you know.
