Eggenberg Located in the west of Graz, it is one of the city's most historic yet dynamic districts. Visitors to the district can enjoy a unique blend of a magnificent past, modern education, and urban life – embedded in greenery, architecture, and change.
The undisputed heart of the district is the Lock Eggenberg, a baroque work of art with magnificent state rooms, extensive palace gardens and several museums of the Universalmuseum Joanneum Group. UNESCO World Heritage Site It attracts thousands of visitors every year – and yet is far more than just a tourist attraction: it is a place of peace, art, nature and inspiration.
The modern Eggenberg begins right next to it. The district is an important educational location, including the FH Joanneum, one of Styria's most important higher education locations. International students, creative minds, and future-oriented projects meet here – creating a young, vibrant atmosphere amidst a historic setting.
But Eggenberg isn't standing still. The district has undergone significant development in recent years – new residential areas, renovated streets, lively squares, and modern convenience stores make it an urban living space with a high quality of life. At the same time, parks, sports facilities, and the proximity to the Plabutsch River offer space for exercise, recreation, and nature experiences.
Anyone visiting Eggenberg will experience a Graz in transition: between a magnificent past and a vibrant present, between a historic castle and young urban development. Whether on a stroll through the castle park, a visit to the museum, or a ride on tram line 1 – Eggenberg is worth a tripwhich shows how diverse Graz really is.