This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it did not fail to live up to its status. The ceiling paintings alone were worth the visit. They were completed in the 1600s and are in phenomenally great shape considering their age. The palace is a work of art in and of itself, with extensive cosmological significance in its design. The... More

Beautyful, peaceful place, and very friendly peacocks. I was thinking if I lived in Graz I would spend most of my freetime here. More

The guided tour, in English, of the state rooms for just 2 of us, was magnificent. Do not miss the art gellery - it's very fine and well organised. More

The State Rooms are well worth a visit, the British equivalent is a stately home. Impressive painted ceilings and walls, interesting Art collection More

Set in beautiful and well maintained gardens. It is a castle built in the baroque style built around an internal courtyard. The entrance fee is modest and you can visit the interior and see the rooms and the church. In 2002 the Austrian Mint produced a commemorative gold coin featuring Schloss Eggenberg. It is set in a beautiful location and... More

This castle had already been in existence for a century or more before the Hapsbergs more famous castle in Vienna ( Schonbrun ) was even getting updated from a hunting lodge ..... Kids went nuts over the peacocks strutting about the property . Easy access in and out . We liked More

If you are looking for some peace and nature do not miss this park More

The Schloss Eggenberg is located to the west of the town center. Although it pales compared to other castles it is worth a visit when you are in Graz. They have a small but excellent art museum with mostly religious works from the 14th through 18th century. A few major pieces but most are from more obscure artists. The highlight... More