#Graz UNESCO #world heritage sites

#Landhaus Courtyard at #Herrengasse 16
# This perfectly structured building is reflective of the grandeur of the Renaissance Era, one where you will almost feel the pomp and flair of the aristocrats.

#Cathedral on #Burggasse
# A true jewel in the city, this popular religious site features several rare attractions such as the ornate high altar, organ, pulpit, choir stalls and a 15th-century medieval fresco. Among the other main highlights of Graz Cathedral include its impressive Gothic-style architecture and a beautiful ornate tower with a golden spire. Some of the most precious & attractive objects of the cathedral include the two reliquaries on both sides of the chancel entrance.

#Double spiral stairs at #Burggasse 3
# The staircase splits and rejoins several times as it circles upward to the top, and has often been interpreted as a symbol of eternity. Graz people call it the “stairs of reconciliation” for if you go separate ways, you will ultimately reunite.

#Mausoleum Kaiser Ferdinands II at #Burggasse 3
# The magnificent Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II is undoubtedly Graz's most unusual building. It gracefully combines Mannerist Austrian Baroque with the theatrical splendour of Rome's great churches.