Jakomini

Anyone wanting to explore Graz can't miss Jakomini. The district connects the old town with the south of the city and is one of the most important hubs for public transport. But Jakomini is much more than just a transit point – it's a vibrant hub of urban life. Between the tram junction, the theater scene, and creative shopping streets, visitors discover a vibrant district full of contrasts: classic and modern, loud and relaxed, central and charming. A perfect starting point for anyone who wants to experience Graz actively and in the heart of it all.

The district Jakomini Located directly southeast of Graz's Old Town, it is one of the city's most central and vibrant districts. For many visitors, the Graz experience begins here—because Jakomini is not only a transportation hub, but also a diverse, urban neighborhood with character.

The Jakominiplatz is the heart of the district – and at the same time one of the most important interchange points in Graz's entire public transport network. Anyone traveling by tram will almost inevitably pass by here at some point. But it's worth not only changing trams, but also taking a break: the surrounding streets offer an exciting mix of urban activity, historic buildings, modern shops, and international restaurants.

Culturally, Jakomini has a lot to offer: With the nearby Graz Theatre, the Graz Opera and various smaller stages, the district is a hotspot for theater and music lovers. Its proximity to the Old Town also ensures short distances – whether to the Kunsthaus (Art Museum), the City Park, or the Schlossberg.

Shopping fans especially come to the Jakoministraße and the surrounding alleys. Boutiques, concept stores, vintage shops, and charming cafés line the streets. In summer, beer gardens and ice cream parlors invite you to linger, while the diverse crowd creates a dynamic, cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Jakomini never took off, but typical GrazA little playful, a little creative, always inviting. The district is a perfect starting point for exploring the city – whether on foot, by tram, or by bike. Anyone traveling here always has Graz within easy reach – and might even discover a hidden highlight or two that isn't listed in the guidebook.