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Graz Museum

📍 Graz Museum, Graz, Austria
Graz Museum
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Quick Facts

Location
Austria, Graz
Category
Museum
Duration
1-1.5 hours
Address
Graz Museum, Graz, Austria
Coordinates
47.0731, 15.4385

Introduction

To understand how Graz grew from a frontier stronghold into a cultural capital, the city museum is the fastest entry point. Housed in a historic building on Sackstraße, its permanent exhibition runs on a timeline: medieval walls and burgher uprisings, the era when the Habsburgs ruled Inner Austria from here, photographic records of Second World War bombing, through to the turn-of-the-millennium European Capital of Culture transformation. Historic city models let you match the streets underfoot with the town plan of centuries past. Modest in size, it slots perfectly before a Schlossberg climb.

✨ Highlights

1
City timeline
From walled-town revolts to Capital of Culture — eight centuries in one route.
2
Old-town models
Historic scale models map today's lanes onto the town of centuries past.
3
Wartime record
Before-and-after bombing photographs anchor the city's harder memories.
4
Trail head
The Schlossberg entrance waits outside — an ideal first stop.

🛈 Practical Info

→Fares:9 euros adults, 7 reduced, free under 19, pay as you wish from 19 to 26
→Combo and pass:Both houses 9 euros, reduced 7; annual pass 22 euros
→Notice:Early closing at 17:00 on 30 November 2026
→Tours:3 euros, workshops 5 euros, class workshops 3 euros, cancel up to two working days before

Opening Hours

Opening Hours
Monday10:00-18:00
Tuesday10:00-18:00
Wednesday10:00-18:00
Thursday10:00-18:00
Friday10:00-18:00
Saturday10:00-18:00
Sunday10:00-18:00

The official Besuchen page (checked 4 November 2026) lists Graz Museum as open daily 10:00-18:00 with last admission at 17:45, while the two sister venues, Graz Museum Schlossberg and Graz Museum Sackstrasse, keep 11:00-16:00 with last admission 15:45 and 9:00-18:00 respectively. A notice adds that on 30 November 2026 the museum closes early at 17:00. The Wundergarten at the Schlossberg house may be entered free of charge during the two hours before opening and the two hours after closing.

Ticket Information

Ticket Information
AdultTickets cost 9 euros per person, as does the combined ticket for both houses
SeniorReduced 7 euros applies to groups of seven or more, seniors, students and pupils over 19, conscripts, O1-Club members, visitors with disabilities and holders of the Styrian family pass, a Joanneum day card or the OBB Einfach-Raus ticket
ChildEveryone up to age 19 is free, and ages 19 to 26 pay as you wish
Free AdmissionFree entry covers those under 19, Graz Card and Kulturpass holders, members of the society of friends, ICOM and AICA members, accredited journalists, Austria Guides and checkit.card and Steiermark-Card holders

The annual pass for both houses costs 22 euros, tours 3 euros and workshops 5 euros, and the Schlossberg audio guide is free. Prices are per person and booked tours may be cancelled up to two working days before; email [email protected].

💡 Tips

• The main house is open daily 10:00-18:00 with last admission at 17:45, but on 30 November 2026 it shuts early at 17:00.
• Everyone under 19 is free and those aged 19 to 26 pay as they wish, so younger visitors need no full-price ticket.
• The combined ticket for both houses is 9 euros, or 7 reduced, while the 22 euro annual pass suits repeat visits.
• Tours cost 3 euros, workshops 5 and class workshops 3, and bookings may be cancelled free up to two working days ahead.
• The audio guide at the Schlossberg house is free and its Wundergarten is open without charge in the two hours before opening and after closing.
• KlimaTicket Steiermark Classic holders and regular Holding Graz customers receive a second ticket free.

FAQ

What are the opening hours of Graz Museum?

Monday: 10:00-18:00; Tuesday: 10:00-18:00; Wednesday: 10:00-18:00; Thursday: 10:00-18:00; Friday: 10:00-18:00; Saturday: 10:00-18:00; Sunday: 10:00-18:00; The official Besuchen page (checked 4 November 2026) lists Graz Museum as open daily 10:00-18:00 with last admission at 17:45, while the two sister venues, Graz Museum Schlossberg and Graz Museum Sackstrasse, keep 11:00-16:00 with last admission 15:45 and 9:00-18:00 respectively. A notice adds that on 30 November 2026 the museum closes early at 17:00. The Wundergarten at the Schlossberg house may be entered free of charge during the two hours before opening and the two hours after closing.

How much is the admission for Graz Museum?

Adult: Tickets cost 9 euros per person, as does the combined ticket for both houses; Senior: Reduced 7 euros applies to groups of seven or more, seniors, students and pupils over 19, conscripts, O1-Club members, visitors with disabilities and holders of the Styrian family pass, a Joanneum day card or the OBB Einfach-Raus ticket; Child: Everyone up to age 19 is free, and ages 19 to 26 pay as you wish; Free Admission: Free entry covers those under 19, Graz Card and Kulturpass holders, members of the society of friends, ICOM and AICA members, accredited journalists, Austria Guides and checkit.card and Steiermark-Card holders; The annual pass for both houses costs 22 euros, tours 3 euros and workshops 5 euros, and the Schlossberg audio guide is free. Prices are per person and booked tours may be cancelled up to two working days before; email [email protected].

Any practical tips for visiting Graz Museum?

The main house is open daily 10:00-18:00 with last admission at 17:45, but on 30 November 2026 it shuts early at 17:00. Everyone under 19 is free and those aged 19 to 26 pay as they wish, so younger visitors need no full-price ticket.

How long should I spend at Graz Museum?

A typical visit takes 1-1.5 hours.

Details here follow grazmuseum.at; hours, prices and access change with the season and events, so please check grazmuseum.at before you go.