sales guide graz tourismus 2016

Graz 2016Sales Guide Prices and Information

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Team Touristik: Lisa-Marie Schweinzger, Barbara Braunstein, Susanne Hller, astrid Prassl

TEaM TOUrISTIK

YOUr SErVICE POINT FOr GrOUP ENQUIrIES

For many years the incoming office of Graz Touris-mus has been known as the perfect contact point for hotel bookings and for programme design. We are also very happy to provide you with adverti-sing and photo material, to put together an appro-priate programme for you on site, and have plenty of expertise regarding gastronomy in the city.

Please feel free to use our network or ask us for tips. Do place demands on us so that we can improve yet more. We are looking forward to welcoming your customers as our guests.

Yours sincerely, your Graz Tourismus team

[email protected]

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a CHOICE OF

GUIDED TOUrS aND WaLKS.

On these pages you will find a choice of both our classic tours and some special treats, which we put together for groups. We are of course also very happy to arrange vari-ations, combinations and extensions. Prices for a minimum of 25 people, excluding bus.

Have fun tasting!

More tours at: www.graztourismus.at/groups

The classical ciTy walk The historic Graz and armoury

Graz turns its visitors into time travellers and leads them away to long gone centuries. Here renaissance, Gothic and Baroque periods merge together. You will find traces of each period in romantic lanes, churches and courtyards. Your Graz guide will show you why the historic centre of Graz has been declared World Cultural Heritage. after lunch in a traditional restaurant you will visit the provincial armoury. Its incredible collection of 32,000 pieces of historic weaponry clearly represents one of the best acknowledged in the world.

services included: guide for 4 hours, admission and guided tour of the armoury*.

Price p. p.: 16.50, calculation basis: 25 every 21st person free, duration: approx. 3 hours

* The armoury is closed on Tuesdays and January/February

Graz really GeTs GoinG city tour incl. eggenberg Palace

Get on and were off: to the university campus, to the Grnderzeit (Founding Epoch) quarter and to the sites of modern architecture. This will be your first impression of the most beautiful sides of Graz supported by expert commentary. Join us to appreciate a successful synthesis of the traditional and new. You will also explore a broad cross-section of modern archi-tecture of the past 20 years, and the diversity of added and new buildings. a trip to the Universe. Time orchestrated in an impos-ing structure. Eggenberg Palace, built in 1625, could be described like this. The principal: Hans Ulrich von Eggenberg, a political advisor to Emperor Ferdinand II. The architect: Giovanni Pietro de Pomis, who also designed Ferdinands mausoleum in Graz.

services included: guide for 4 hours, cocktail, admission and guided tour of Eggenberg Palace**.

Price p. p. incl. bus: 37.50, excl. bus: 23.50, calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free, duration: approx. 4 hours

world culTural heriTaGe The historic centre of Graz and eggenberg Palace

Since 1999 Graz has been named a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site due to its perfectly sustained historic city centre. It is a perfect blend of historic styles such as roman, Gothic, Baroque and renaissance, but also modern architecture fits in perfectly, such as the Kunsthaus (friendly alien) and the Mur Island. In 2003 Graz acquired international fame when the city was chosen as European Cultural Capital. and 2010 marked another cultural highlight: UNESCO added Eggenberg Palace to the list of World Cultural Heritage sites. On a guided tour you will learn about the history and treasures of this palace and its beautifully laid out park.

services included: Guide for 4 hours, 24-hour ticket for public transfer incl. funicular to the Schlossberg, entrance and guided tour of Eggenberg Palace**. Price p. p.: 23, calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free, duration: approx. 4 hours** The State rooms open from april 1st October 31st!

status as of July 2015, subject to alteration

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sTyrian TradiTions Get acquainted with our traditions and try and taste local specialities

The Styrians know how to celebrate. Each year in September, Graz transforms into a giant Styrian village. You will meet the locals wearing traditional clothes, such as Dirndls for the ladies, and leather trousers for the men. Food-wise Styria has a lot to offer first and foremost the famous pumpkin seed oil, or Kferbohne (runner beans) and of course horseradish, served preferably with a Brettljause or with Steirisches Wurzelfleisch (boiled pork with root vegetables). On this tour youll not only learn about the traditions but also hear them live.

services included: Guide for 3-hour tasting of Styrian specialities (polenta, runner beans, pumpkin seed oil, horseradish), accordion player for 2 hours, 1 glass of Schilcher sparkling wine and Styrian tapas.


ducal haTs and oTher sTaTus symbols Gothic states coaches and unique views from above

The exhibits on show represent political power, an aristocratic lifestyle and court education, and generally have a close historical link with Styria or Graz. among the highlights of the Museum im Palais are for example the Styrian Ducal Hat (c. 1400), Frederick IIIs Gothic state coach of around 1452 and the worlds sole incontestably genuine transverse flute made by the important French instrument-maker and flautist Jean Hotteterre, in around 1680. The end of the museums tour is in the prestigious inner courtyard where sparkling wine and sandwiches are offered. To round it off take a ride up the Schloss- berg to enjoy the magnificent view of the historic city centre.

services included: Guide for 2 hours, entrance and guided tour of the museum, cocktails and sandwiches in the courtyard, ride up the Schlossberg


ciTy of desiGn

Since March 2011 Graz is City of Design and has become part of an international creative cities network together with Berlin, Buenos aires, Kobe, Montreal, Nagoya, Shenzhen and Shanghai. Come with us on a tour through Grazs creative design scene, which gradually developed over recent years.Discover delightful design shops like Kwirl where you find little presents for any occasion or get inspired at Da Loam by creative ceramic pieces of art. Follow our guide on a city tour of illustrations of design, which can be found throughout the city. Especially the Lend quarter is worth seeing, as it is known as the heart of the creative scene. The end of the tour is at the top of the Schlossberg, next to the Clocktower. a futuristic glass lift will take you up there. Enjoy the view with a nice, cool drink.

services included: Guide for 2 hours, ride up the Schlossberg, drink on the Schlossberg

Price p. p.: 16.50, calculation basis: 25 every 21st person free, duration: 2 hours


red roofs and The hisToric ciTy cenTre Garnished wiTh surPrises

Graz is famed for its exciting co-existence of the old and the new, the tradition and the contemporary. The red tiled roofs and the numerous inner courtyards were reason enough for UNESCO to name the historic city centre a World Cultural Heritage site. On todays tour you will explore the city from an interesting angle views down from the Schlossberg. right in the city centre you will come across a workshop of staghorn buttons, or have a look into a shop where hand-made hats are not just hats but pieces of art. The beloved Gemischtwarenhandlungen are shops where, in former times, almost everything was sold, from candies and sweets to buttons and nails. Still today you find some of them in the historic city centre bringing back sweet memories of the good, old times.

services included: Guide for 3 hours, ride up the Schlossberg, 1 glass of prosecco, sweet surprise

Price p. p.: 20, calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free!

Graz ready sTeady Go...! discover Graz the playful way

You have never had so much fun discovering a city. Go on a quiz rally with our professional guides andget to know the historic city of Graz in a fun question and answer quiz. This exciting city tour will enhance the team spirit of the group, they have to ask and answer questions, approach locals in search of their help. as this is a rally we of course also have prizes ready after the finishing line. But dont worry it is not a race against time the most important task is to have fun, to get to know the city and the people and to enjoy the time in Graz!

services included: Support by tour guides, 1 drink per person,certificate, organisation

Price p. p.: 39.50, calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free, duration: approx. 3 hours (excluding award ceremony).


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arOUND Graz

On the following pages youll find plenty of worthwhile destinations in the countryside surrounding Graz.

Information and Booking: www.graztourismus.at/groups


whiTe horses, colourful churches federal stud, Piber and hundertwasser church

Ensconced in the idyllic rolling hills of western Styria is Piber, home to the Federal Stud with its white horses. These Lipizzaner have made the performances of the Spanish riding School famous worldwide. Following the guided tour of the stud you visit nearby Brnbach, hometo the St. Barbara Church designed by the austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. The trip concludes with a Brettljause cold cuts snack at a typical regional Buschenschank wine tavern.

services included: entry and guided tour of Piber, guided tour of Brnbach church, snack and a glass of wine.

Price p. p.: 29.50 calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free! duration: whole day, distance covered: max. 100 km

delicaTessen rally alonG The aPPle rouTe and Pllau Valley never heard of hirschbirnenschinken? high time!

There are many culinary delicacies to be sampled in eastern Styria. From apples of all kinds through chocolate to the legendary Hirschbirne [game pear]. There will be plenty of information about production and processing, delivered in a relaxed atmosphere. all of this in the enchanting setting of the Styrian apple route. In between and at the close there are also tasty meals.

services included: guide for 8 hours, guided tour and tasting of various apple-based treats, chocolate production, lunch (single platter), guided tour and tasting at pumpkin seed oil mill, Hirschbirnenschinken tasting, wine tasting and Brettljause cold cuts snack on Pllauberg

Price p. p.: 49.50 calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free! duration: 10 hours, distance covered: max. 170 km

leGendary rieGersburG and fabulous chocolaTe riegersburg castle and zotter chocolate

riegersburg sits magnificently on a throne of volcanic rock, from which it looks down on the eastern Styrian hills. It can be conquered either on foot via the century-worn Eselssteig [donkey path] or in just 90 seconds via the diagonal lift on the north face of the fortification. after lunch you will certainly be unable to resist the sweet temptation of zotters chocolates, and please be sure to allow enough time to visit the edible zoo.

services included: entry and guided tour of riegersburg castle and witch museum, ride up to the fortification, 3-course lunch excluding drinks, guided tour and tasting of zotter products, visit to the edible zoo

Price p. p.: 56, calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free! duration: whole day, distance covered: max. 200 km

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hiGh PercenTaGes in The sausal half day trip to grape juices and distilled spirits

Tracking down the secret of Styrias black gold, the trip goes deep into the heart of the Sausal wine route with its steep vineyards. You are rewardedwith glorious views of the surrounding vine-covered hills and valleys of the Demmerkogel mountain area. Both whisky and wine lovers will find their tipple here. The trip finishes magnificently with a visit to a wine producerwith a typical regional snack.

services included: guided tour and tasting at the oil mill, guided tour and tasting (3 types of whisky) at Weutz, wine tasting (4 wines), cold-cuts snack and a glass of wine

Price p. p.: 35.50 calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free! duration: half day (about 5 hours), distance covered: max. 150 km

PasT GraPes and Garden shade Trip with short walk

The southern Styrian wine route is the oldest of the 8 Styrian Weinstrassen. In order to ensure that you embark on your day appropriately fortified, we start off with a visit and of course tasting of the black gold. Because the breathtaking landscape is best enjoyed on foot, you make your way through the heart of the vineyard hills with a local expert guide, passing Buschenschank wine taverns and wineries. To close, a well-earned and cheerful chance to relax in the shade of a typical Buschenschank garden.

services included: guide for 4 hours, scrambled eggs garnished with pumpkin seed oil at the oil mill and tasting, 1 glass of wine (or juice) at the winery, cold cuts snack and one glass of wine.


on The (narrow) Track hllerhansls steam train

The castle, with its magnificent, Baroque collegiate church, dominates the hilly landscape around the market town of Stainz. after lunch its off to an adventurous train journey on the Stainz steam train, an attraction in itself. as to why and who Hllerhansl was, youll find out in the course of the journey on this slow train. By way of refreshment theres a glass of Schilcher (ros wine) or a non-alcoholic drink.

services included: entry and guided tour of Schloss Stainz castle, 3-course lunch excluding drinks, trip on the steam train (Sat and Sun only; special excursions possible at additional cost).

Price p. p.: 47 calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free! duration: whole day, distance covered: max. 100 km


on farmers and monks austrian open air museum in stbing and rein monastery

The trip follows the route of a valley with national park status, running parallel to that of the river Mur, to Stbing with more than 90 historic farm buildings from all over austria. accompanied by a guide, you visit the most important buildings from all of the provinces and enjoy the opportunity to peep over the shoulders of artisans practising their traditional skills. Following a substantial snack and a short journey, the oldest Cistercian mon-astery in the world opens its gates to welcome you.

services included: Entry and guided tour of Stbing*, snack in Stbing, entry and guided tour of rein

Price p. p.: 35 calculation basis: 25, every 21st person free! duration: whole day, distance covered: max. 100 km*Stbing: open from Easter weekend till end of October

sound and caVern eXPeriences Visit the cheese ripening caverns enchanting sounds at the lurgrotte caves and an accordion producer

This trip shows what nature and its associated pro-cesses can create from stone and foodstuffs, in this case cheese, in a former silver mine and in austrias largest stalactite cave. The accompanying sounds are created by people and will also delight you. Both classical music in the Lurgrotte and the artistry surrounding the button accordion. The trip rounds off at a wine tavern enjoy a traditional cold cuts platter with a glass of wine.

services included: guided tour and tasting in the cheese caverns, guided tour and sound experience in the Lurgrotte, guided tour and sound experience at accordion workshop, cold cuts platter & 1/8 l wine


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HIGHLIGHTS 2016


uniVersalmuseum Joanneum

The Universalmuseum Joanneum invites you to a fascinating journey of discovery through the world of paintings by the old masters, modern art, hunting, folk life, archaeology, nature and garden design ...In other words to history and culture but also to entertain-ment and fun. Founded a little over 200 years ago by archduke Johann of austria, the Universalmuseum Joanneum, with more than 4 million items in its collection,is not only austrias oldest museum its a fascinating and livelyworld of marvels.

Visit our highlights in Graz: Kunsthaus Graz, Landes-zeughaus/armoury, Neue Galerie Graz, Natural History Museum, Museum im Palais, Schloss Eggenberg palace, etc.

excerpt from the 2016 programme:

neue Galerie Graz

maria lassnig Donation to Neue Galerie Graz permanent exhibition

Thny and his contemporaries The most comprehensive collection of works by the artist Wilhelm Thny permanent exhibition

neue Galerie, bruseum

carl fredrik hill The visionary who believed he was someone else. till 14th February 2016

kunsthaus Graz

The paradise of the fall Hartmut Skerbisch media works till 7th February 2016

museum im Palais

The mur a cultural history till 17th July 2016

T +43 316 80 17-0 www.museum-joanneum.at

sTadThalle Graz

austrias most modern event hall brings an outstanding profile to Styrias capital.

excerpt from the highlights:

chinese national circus 2016 24th February 2016

hansi hinterseer in concert 24th March 2016

Grazer frhjahrsmesse fair 28th april 2nd May 2016

Grazer herbstmesse fair 29th September 3rd October 2016

T +43 316 80 88-0 www.stadthallegraz.at

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Graz oPera house

excerpt from the programme:

new years day concert Graz Philharmonic orchestra 1st January, 7.30 pm

opera brunch 17th January, 7th February, 6th March, 17th april, 22nd May, 19th June, 10 am

chamber concert 18th January, 8th February, 7th March, 11th april, 2nd May, 13th June

The barber of seville Gioachino rossini 7th, 13th January, 6th February, 24th april, 18th May, 3rd June

The opera ball richard heuberger 5th, 11th, 26th, 28th February, 6th, 10th March

luise miller Giuseppe Verdi 8th, 10th, 20th, 23rd January, 4th, 7th February

funny Girl Jule styne 16th (premiere), 17th, 21st, 22nd, 27th January, 3rd, 10th, 27th February, 4th, 11th, 18th, 19th, 20th March, 2nd april

The Greek Passion bohuslav martinu 5th (premiere), 9th, 12th, 17th, 23rd March, 3rd, 10th, 15th, 22nd april

Tell me on a sunday andrew lloyd webber 8th (premiere), 10th, 13th, 14th, 16th, 17th, 19th april

The abduction from the seraglio w.a. mozart 21st (premiere), 27th april, 4th, 11th, 22nd, 25th, 29th May, 2nd, 4th, 10th, 12th, 17th, 19th June

my fair lady frederick loewe 12th, 19th, 20th, 28th May, 9th, 16th, 23rd June

carmen Georges bizet 8th, 11th, 15th, 18th, 22nd, 24th June

T +43 316 80 00 www.theater-graz.com

schausPielhaus Graz TheaTre

excerpt from the highlights:

casimir and caroline dn von horvth 20th, 22nd, 27th January

Trmmerfrauen, bombenstimmung [women who cleared rubble, terrific setting] 15th, 16th, 21st January, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 26th February

The Tempest william shakespeare 6th, 11th, 13th, 23rd, 24th February, 2nd, 18th March

frequencies based on the novel by clemens J. setz 12th, 15th, 17th, 30th March, 6th, 8th, 16th april

shockheaded Peter junk opera by J. crouch & P. mcdermott 2nd, 12th, 13th, 21st, 27th, 29th april, 7th May

drunks iwan wyrypajew 13th, 18th, 20th, 24th May, 1st, 4th, 9th June

T +43 316 80 00 www.schauspielhaus-graz.com


recreaTion Grosses orchesTer Graz 2016

in Three-four Time

Johann Strauss: overture to Die Fledermaus, Franz Lehr: The Merry Widow arias and orchestral suites, robert Stolz: My Love-Song must be a Waltz, Louise alder, soprano. Conductor: Michael Hofstetter. 11th and 12th January, Stefaniensaal

brahms at the Grand Piano. no. 2

Johannes Brahms: Piano concerto No. 2 in B, op. 83, Sergei rachmaninoff: Symphonic Dances, op. 45, Bernd Glemser, piano. Conductor: alexander Prior. 8th and 9th February, Stefaniensaal.

Three classics

W.a.Mozart: Symphony No. 34 in C, KV 338, antonio rosetti: Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in G, C 15, Joseph Haydn: Symphony No. 103 in E-flat major, The Drumroll, Nils Mnkemeyer, viola. Conductor: Michael Hofstetter. 7th and 8th March, Stefaniensaal.

Turn of the century

Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C, op. 15, Gustav Mahler: Blumine, Franz Schreker: overture to The Branded, Erwin Schulhoff: weapon dance from Ogelala Suite, op. 53, Ernst Krenek: Potpourri for Orchestra, op. 54, Erich Wolfgang Korngold: Straussiana, Markus Schirmer, piano. Conductor: Sascha Goetzel. 4th and 5th april, Stefaniensaal.

Temperaments

antonn Dvork: from Slavonic Dances, op. 46 + 72, Johannes Brahms: Violin Concerto in D, op.77, antonn Dvork: Symphony No. 7 in D, op. 70, Francesca Dego, violin. Conductor: Dalia Stsevska. 2nd and 3rd May, Stefaniensaal.

from the highlands

Carl Maria von Weber: overture to The Freeshooter, Clarinet Concerto No. 2 in E-flat major, op. 74, Felix Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 3 in a-minor, op. 56 Scottish, Daniel Ottensammer, clarinet. Conductor: Michael Hofstetter.13th and 14th June, Stefaniensaal.

T +43 316 82 50 00 www.recre.at

sTyriarTe 2016 24th June 24th July 2016

Styriarte has tied the pioneering conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt more closely to his home city of Graz. Harnoncourts artistic skills, which have made him a star worldwide, became the criterion for the performances of the festival. So it is that styriarte today enables encounters with lost perspectives of our musical heritage, reflecting todays variety of exciting approaches to old music, to the music between the Middle ages and the romantic period.

T +43 316 82 50 00 www.styriarte.com

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Grazer oPernredouTe The ball experience in Graz 30th January 2016

The Graz Opernredoute (Opera Ball) will be a veritable feast for all the senses for all visitors seeking sophisticated entertainment with finesse. and where could prove a finersetting than one of the most beautiful opera houses in Europe? www.opernredoute.com

diaGonale The austrian f ilm festival 8th 13th March 2016

March 2016 will see the seventeenth Diagonale in Graz: a diverse festival which has in recent years established itself as a key platform for austrian filmmaking, with great success internationally. www.diagonale.at

desiGnmonaT Graz 30th april 29th May 2016

This month of design concentrates the energy pervading the creative scene. Directly experiencing design through a large number of events makes a central contribution to embed-ding the significance of creativity in public consciousness. www.designmonat.at

Graz erzhlT austrian international storytelling festival11th 16th May 2016

For 28 years now, austrias one and only Storytelling Festival presents international top-level raconteurs; from classical storytellers on through pantomime, dance, pup-pet theatre, clownery to music nowhere else do so many stories come together in such a brief period. www.storytellingfestival.at

e-GrazaThlon 11th June 2016

The route passes through the centre of Graz, passing the most attractive sights. at least 15 spectacular, strenuous obstacles stand in the way of those running the almost 10-km-long course. www.grazathlon.at

la sTrada international festival of street and Puppet Theatre 29th July 6th august 2016

The whole city turns into a giant stage for street performances, dancing to different tunes for a few days. a colourful spectacle for children and the young at heart. www.lastrada.at


lonG Table of Graz a date to savour for those who love good food 20th august 2016

This culinary evening begins in the wonderful ambiance of the renaissance Landhaushof. Then, at the lavishly decorateddining table, the Capital of culinary Delights partner restaurants serve a set meal with selected wines. www.genusshauptstadt.at

aufsTeirernThe festival of styria in Graz 16th 18th September 2016

Lets get Styrian! For one day, the historic centre of Graz turns into a rural Styrian village. Join the villagers on an exciting journey through their province and get acquainted with the great diversity of Styrian customs and traditions. www.aufsteirern.at

sTeirischer herbsT international festival of contemporary art 23rd September 16th October 2016

For several decades now, this multifaceted festival has staged top class productions and projects from all fields of contem-porary art. The Steirischer Herbst focuses on the synergy of music, performance, fine arts, literature and new media. www.steirischerherbst.at

Graz maraThon 2016 run yourself! 9th October 2016

Innovative, creative, urban and friendly: this event is a must for runners and spectators alike. In October, austrias second largest city again becomes the undisputed centre of attention. www.grazmarathon.at

chrisTmas in Graz The festive season 18th November 24th December 2016

During Christmas time, a magical spell falls over Graz. The list of must-sees includes the ice nativity scene in the Landhaushof, Europes largest advent calendar and, last but not least, the citys many atmospheric Christmas markets. www.adventingraz.at/en

silVesTer in Graz all of Graz becomes a stage 31st Deczember 2016

Spend the longest night of the year in the splendid setting of the historic city centre of Graz and enjoy the mood, ambiance, gastronomy and traditional fireworks at midnight. Party into the new year! www.adventingraz.at/en

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HOTEL Or INFOrMaL GUEST HOUSE

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Weitzer Hotels

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superior ParkhoTel Graz

Dbl. pp 73Sgl. pp 923rd bed pp 70HB 20

b c www.parkhotel-graz.at

besT wesTern Plus amedia Graz

Dbl. pp 39-55Sgl. pp 65-753rd bed pp 30HB 17

b c www.amediahotels.com

hoTel mercure Graz ciTyDbl. pp 42-52Sgl. pp 72-823rd bed pp 42-52HB 17 (external)

b c www.mercure.com

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b c www.kirchenwirtgraz.at

hoTel Paradies

Dbl. pp 52Sgl. pp 663rd bed pp 45.50HB 18.50

b c www.hotelparadies.at

das weiTzer

Dbl. pp 48.30-67Sgl. pp 75.80-94.503rd bed pp 45.50HB 20.90

b c www.hotelweitzer.com

hoTel sToiser Graz

Dbl. pp 35-45Sgl. pp 50-553rd bed pp 30-35HB 13 (extern)

b c www.hotel-stoiser.at

ausTria Trend hoTel euroPa

Dbl. pp 42-68Sgl. pp 68-943rd bed pp 36HB from 19

b c www.austria-trend.at/eug

Palais-hoTel erzherzoG Johann

Dbl. pp from 57Sgl. pp from 793rd bed pp from 69HB 20

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hoTel Gollner

Dbl. pp 72.50Sgl. pp 903rd bed pp 58HB -

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superior auGarTen arT hoTel

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hoTel drei rabenDbl. pp 44Sgl. pp 603rd bed pp 42HB 16

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superior wohlfhlhoTel noVaPark

Dbl. pp 46Sgl. pp 603rd bed pp 25HB 16.90

b c www.novapark.at

hoTel daniel

Dbl. pp 36.70-57.10Sgl. pp 71.90-112.603rd bed pp -HB -

b c www.hoteldaniel.com/graz

roomz Graz, budGeT desiGn hoTel

Dbl. pp 33-49.50Sgl. pp 55-883rd bed pp on requestHB 17.60

b c www.roomz-graz.com

hoTel wiesler

Dbl. pp 54.30-73Sgl. pp 87.30-1063rd bed pp 49,53HB 23.10

b c www.hotelwiesler.com

sTeiermarkhofDbl. pp 34Sgl. pp 423rd bed pp 34HB 10,80

b c www.steiermarkhof.at

hoTel feichTinGerDbl. pp 52Sgl. pp 723rd bed pp 45HB -

b c www.hotel-feichtinger.at

schlossberGhoTel das kunsThoTel

Dbl. pp from 98Sgl. pp from 1433rd bed pp from 90HPz -

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a & o Graz hauPTbahnhof

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hoTel zum dom Palais inzaGhi

Dbl. pp from 59Sgl. pp from 693rd bed pp from 49HB on request

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hoTel mariahilf

Dbl. pp from 36-56Sgl. pp from 59-793rd bed pp from 95-135HB -

b c www.hotelmariahilf.at

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hoTel ramada Graz

Dbl. pp 69Sgl. pp 57,503rd bed pp 34,50HB 18

b c www.ramada-graz.at

114 228

hoTel sd

Dbl. pp 47Sgl. pp 593rd bed pp on requestHB 19

b c www.hotel-sued.at

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Terms of cancellaTion:

up to 6 weeks prior to arrival: free of charge 30 days prior to arrival: 10 % of total charge29 21 days prior to arrival: 30 % of total charge20 15 days prior to arrival: 50 % of total chargewithin 14 days prior to arrival: 75 % of total charge

Terms of PaymenT:

Payment due on receipt of invoice. free-of-charge transfer to following account: Bank aus-tria Creditanstalt, acc. 51430000166, Sort code 12000, IBaN aT621200051430000166, SWIFT (BIC)-Code: BKaUaTWW any additional ser-vices up to 14 days following receipt of final invoice. For bank transfers from non-Euro coun-tries there is a charge of 15 to cover bank service charges.

adminisTraTiVe fees:

Please note that in the case of variations toa programme or booking of partial servicesfrom a programme, an administrative feeof 3 per person, with a minimum chargeof 70, will be charged.

PricinG:

Hotel prices: net including all taxes and charges City tours without additional services: net including all taxes and charges Programme modules: including 5 % commission for organisers and/or travel agents

General Terms of bookinG:

A group is defined as a group of guests who travel together and arrive and depart on the same day. Prices from 15 paying people mostly accommodated in double rooms, among whom the individual price will be calculated.

Options expire automatically without confirmation.

All programmes are calculated according to the minimum number of participants. In the case of lower numbers of participants the price can increase slightly.

The number of persons quoted to us 3 days before the beginning of the event will be taken as the minimum number of participants for calculation.

All additional charges must be paid directly by the traveller to the provider of the service.

Graz Tourismus reserves the right to revise these prices if this is necessary due to price alterations, changes in the rate of VaT or changes in the rate of currency exchange affecting the Euro after 1st January 2016.

TErMS OF BOOKING

detailed information at www.GrazTourismus.aT

Graz INCOMING OFFICE

Dbl. pp = double room per person | Sgl. pp = single room per person | HB = half board supplement (net prices)

harrys hoTel home

Dbl. pp 30-50Sgl. pp 52-553rd bed pp 36-46HB 15

b c www.harrys-home.com

semriacherhof


b c www.semriacherhof.at

6929 9860

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Graz Tour Guides

You can find a complete list of the tour guides of Graz at: www.visitgraz.comTours up to 2.5 hours from 92

Subject to changes!

The fasTesT connecTions To Graz www.flughafen-graz.at

Dusseldorf, Vienna, Stuttgart: aUSTrIaN aIrLINES, www.austrian.comzurich: INTErSKY, www.intersky.biz, SWISS aIr, www.swiss.comFrankfurt, Munich: LUFTHaNSa, www.lufthansa.comBerlin: aIrBErLIN, www.airberlin.comPalma de Mallorca: NIKI, www.flyniki.comIstanbul: TUrKISH aIrLINES, www.turkishairlines.com

long-term parking

- Only in limited parking zone "Grne zone", parking fees apply. Mon Fri 9am 8pm, no fees apply on Sat & Sun.

parking up to 5 hours

- Knstlerhaus/Burgring8 am 7 pm

- Franz-Graf-allee(opposite Opera)8 am 7 pm

pick-up/drop-off (max. 10 min.)

- Knstlerhaus

- Schlossbergbahn

- Kunsthaus

- Opera House

ciTy Tours Guide

bus ParkinG in Graz

Transfer (reserVaTions Via Graz Tourismus)

Public TransPorT in Graz

20 persons 30 persons 50 persons 1 4 persons (taxi/p.p.)

Graz central station hotels in city centre 135 140 160 17

airport Graz hotels in city centre 160 165 195 35

airport Vienna- Schwechat Graz 795 835 895 380

one hour ticket

24 hour ticket

3 day ticket

week ticket

10 rides ticket

tram, bus (incl. Schlossberg funicular) 2.20 5 11.80 13.80 19.80

Schlossberglift (Glass Lift) 1.30 pp and ride, groups of 20 persons or more: 1 free ride

ausTria and sTyria TourisT informaTion

austrian National Tourist Office, Vienna austria.info Steirische Tourismus GmbH

a-1030 Wien, Vordere zollamtsstr. 13, T +43 1 588 66-0F +43 1 588 66-40

Holiday Service, austrian National Tourist Office T 00800 400200 [email protected]

8042 Graz, St.-Peter-Hauptstr. 243, T +43 316 40 03-0 F +43 316 40 03-10 [email protected]

www.austriatourism.com www.austria.info www.steiermark.com

FrankfurtNrnberg

Berlin

Brno

Bratislava

BudapestSopron

Venezia

Trieste

Udine

Bozen

Praha

SLO

IT

CH

D

CZ

SK

H

Wien

Eisenstadt

A4

A5

A3A2

A2

A9A2

Klagenfurt

Ljubljana

Maribor

Zagreb

Villach A2

E55E61

A10

SalzburgKufstein

Innsbruck

Zrich

Bregenz

A12A12S16

A13

Mnchen

Passau

A9

A9

A1

A1

S5KremsA7

A8

B20

S6S35

S37

Linz St. Plten S1

Regensburg

disTance from Graz by car

200 km300 km230 km430 km800 km950 km700 km740 km900 km300 km690 km300 km320 km470 km180 km

2 h 003 h 15

2 h 305 h 007 h 009 h 00 7 h 30 9 h 00

10 h 303 h 006 h 003 h 004 h 006 h 152 h 15

ViennaSalzburgLinzMunichFrankfurtDusseldorfStuttgartZurichBerlinTriesteMilanUdineBudapestPragueZagreb

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Stadtmarketing GmbH/CF. Photos: Harald Eisenberger, FinziPasca V. Cangialosi, Mstldesign, Werner Krug, Tom Lamm, Marzo DeweyDell Wsilveri, Toni Muhr, Er-

win Scheriau, Harry Schiffer, Hans Wiesen ho fer, archiv Steiermark Tourismus, archiv Hotels. Printed by: Klampfer. austria-Export-Pros pekt. all errors and omissions

excepted.

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