The city of Graz will not disappoint you when it comes to entertainment. Be it the vibrant shopping streets, bustling nightlife, or creative theaters, you will find different fun and entertainment options in Graz. Here is the extensive list of all the entertainment places in Graz that are bound to make your vacation a memorable one. With so many options to choose from, you will never have to worry about what to do in Graz anymore.
Fun and Entertaining Places in Graz
Let's explore the best places for fun and entertainment in Graz:
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It’s a strange looking thing to find in the middle of the river Mur – an artificial steel island, or a floating platform. Built in 2003 to create a water based attraction in Graz, the island is a restaurant-cafe, a playground for children, and a small performance area for live musical acts all in one. It looks like a giant blue, half-open sea shell. About 90-120 people can enjoy a m...Read more -
Sporgasse
(381 Votes)
This cheerful little pedestrian street is older than the city of Graz itself. It used to be an important trade road in roman times. Today, you will visit it for two things – the shopping, and the architecture. The Luegg house – a fantastic Baroque building with a stucco facade – is at the corner of this street and the Main Square (Hauptplatz). The other highlights are: The Ro...Read more -
Molly Malone Irish Pub
(259 Votes)
Every European city seems to need and want its own Irish Club, and this pub delivers! It’s large with lots of room; the atmosphere is lively; the beer is great; there’s usually football on the TV; there’s a small no-smoking area (yes, most of the space allows smoking); the music is pop and rock; and the staff is really friendly. Try the Molly burger too, it’s delicious. -
The Office Pub
(66 Votes)
The pizza, the pie and the nachos are brilliant, but what you’re really here for is the all time favourite combo of ESPN and beers. And it’s fantastic. They have quirky nights too, such as Games Night on Mondays and Beat the Boss on Thursdays. They have a neat promo scheme called ‘Clock In’ where every hour you spend at the bar, you have a change of winning a price &ndas...Read more -
Sackstrasse
(112 Votes)
"Kunst Meile Sackstraße" they call it as the Street of Arts. The name is well deserved. The shops here just may be the most colourful in all of Graz. You have art galleries, jewellery, antiques, workshops, museums and studios. Every glitters and everything looks glamourous. The street runs between the Main Square and the Schlossberg. -
Postgarage
(70 Votes)
This is quite a mix-up in every way. It’s a restaurant, nightclub, bar and café. The music can range from Latin to live concerts to whatever the DJ decides to mix up. The food ranges from classical breakfast, to Greek and Mediterranean, to Thai and even some excellent vegetarian fair. Despite all this, it’s one of the most popular places in town! -
This street is a swankier, more upscale, more glamorous version of Sackstrasse. Footwear, watches, cosmetics, jewellery, home décor, textile, accessories, fashion and endless boutiques make up this shopping paradise. Yet, around the early 13th century, at the south of this street, you’d find a Jewish Ghetto. Later, throughout the Renaissance, the local nobility bought a lot of prop...Read more -
Congress Graz
(6 Votes)The Congress Graz is a grand 19th century event venue where orchestral concerts, grand balls, masquerades and swing dances take place regularly. Nestled in the heart of the Old Town, this event venue is equipped with historic rooms and grand halls where the excellent acoustics make each ball dance special. But that’s not all, the Congress Graz is a superlative venue for variegated confere...Read more -
Stadthalle Graz
(3 Votes)
The Stadthalle Graz with an average capacity of 5,561 is the largest arrangement hall in the entire Graz area. The hall comprises of a first floor and upper floor, combined, which covers an area of fourteen thousand square metres. Four columns on each corner of the hall support the building. The capacity of the hall ranges from 1000 to 11030 for any concert, TV Show, or congress. The state-of-t...Read more -
Helmut List Halle
(8 Votes)
The Helmut List Halle is set up in a former industrial factory which was transformed into an enormous glass hall to be used for meetings, exhibitions and concerts. This multipurpose event hall was opened in 2003 especially for the requirement of spaces for social events like Steirischer Herbst and Styriarte. The 550 square metres foyer is fourteen metres long and fourteen metres wide, while the...Read more -
Albertina
Sackstraße 17, 8010 Graz, AustriaBowling Alley
