In the heart of Graz’s old town, the Joanneumsviertel has emerged as a cultural nexus since its creation in 2011. This modern plaza connects the city’s historic museum buildings and library, offering a seamless blend of past and present. Escalators whisk visitors up to various museums that house diverse collections, ranging from art and history to science and literature. The quarter invites exploration, allowing guests to immerse themselves in a rich tapestry of exhibits and experiences.
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