See OfFersGraz city breaks provide a unique look into the culture and tradition of the second largest city in Austria, a city ladened with thousands of students attending the six universities that give the city a modern and young vibe. Known as the "Capital of culinary delights", the city offers local delicacies and dishes in its many restaurants and delis along with those from the rest of the world.
In August, food enthusiasts will descend on Graz for the annual long table event in the historic Old Town where you can enjoy a gourmet dinner prepared by local chefs whilst relaxing to a selection of local music. The Old Town of Graz provides a beautiful setting and so to preserve its beauty has been added to the UNESCO list of World Cultural Heritage Sites. the Graz Christmas Market is held here each year with their wonderfully decorated stalls, creating a cheerful atmosphere which will be unforgettable to its visitors.
- Flight time from London: 2 hour 10 min
- Vienna International Airport: 200km from the city centre; transfer time about 2 hours
- Nearest railway station: Graz Hauptbahnhof
- Currency: Euro
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