Top Graz Full-day Tours

Looking for new holiday destinations around Eastern Europe? Why not trying Graz? What to do and where to go to Graz? The second biggest city in Austria offers a long collection of sights, churches, museums and unique attractions that you must visit once in a life. Which are Graz's best attractions? The Old Town is just the beginning of the city's charms. The vibrant and cosmopolitan city offers you the chance to discover some of the richest examples of Austrian history. Get stunned with the streets full of history and its beautiful architecture examples. Get ready to experience Austria from a different perspective. A local charismatic guide will reveal the secrets and interesting facts about Graz.

Take advantage of Austria’s close proximity to the Czech Republic and continue your Europe odyssey with ease on a private one-way day trip to Prague via Český Krumlov from Graz. Travel across the border in a private vehicle and enjoy a 2-hour walking tour of Cesky Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage site home to the Český Krumlov State Castle and St. Vitus Church, before you continue to Prague. Entrance fees and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Open daily except for Sundays, Parndorf delivers. Dedicate some time to explore some of the world’s most iconic brands, such as Gucci, Prada, and Armani. Parndorf offers more than just shopping; they have great food selections, golf weekends, live music, and more. There are also quite a few options for the kids and family too! There are activities and professional caretakers to mind your children while you take some ‘me’ time browsing through the latest selection of Karl Lagerfeld and Diesel. Just 30 minutes from Vienna and Bratislava, leave some space in your luggage to take home a few discounted gems! Please note that the outlet center is closed on Sundays.

On the banks of the river Drava lies the second largest city in Slovenia, surrounded by Pohorje mountain on one side and vineyards on the other. Cultural importance and value of Maribor are evidenced by the fact that in 2012 the city was awarded the title of the European Capital of Culture. The Lent, which is also the oldest part of the city, best describes its rich cultural heritage. This is also the site of production of the oldest wine in the world, with an old tradition of over 450 years. Nothing less important is the rest of Maribor, which, apart from the Maribor Castle, boasts numerous spacious squares, monuments, Maribor Cathedral, bridges and much more. For those adventurous spirits, there is the mount-park called Pyramid, as well as one of the largest and most popular ski destinations, Mariborsko Pohorje.

Primarily a Danubian transport and administrative centre since ancient times the city has embraced new technologies to startling effect and become a member of UNESCO's Creative Cities Network as a city of media arts. In few other central European cities does the past sit so well with the contemporary. To get a sense of the past climb the Postlingberg hill to the 18th Century Pilgrimage Church, enjoying the views of the city and the Danube as you go. Down on the south side of the river itself the dazzling glass oval of the Brucknerhouse, built to commemorate Linzian composer Anton Bruckner, is an admirable piece of modern architecture. But just a couple of hundred metres away the Lentos Art Museum, an ultra-modernist but ineffably stylish building, glowing a hot summer-sky-blue, pink, red, or violet at night, houses a huge and absorbing collection of modernist painting, sculpture and object art.

Gorgeous landscapes and many hidden gems of Austria will accompany you on this 8-hour private tour in a comfortable luxury vehicle. Travel from Graz to Salzburg with Hallstatt as the top highlight of this 8-hour private tour. Hallstatt and the lake region fulfil all requirements to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hallstatt is known as one of the most beautiful lake side villages of the world. Since this is a full day private tour your itinerary can and will be changed if you so desire

Located right on the border with Germany is this Austrian, baroque city. Turbulent past and wars had no impact on it and remained one of the most preserved cities north of the Alps. That's why it ended up on the UNESCO World Heritage List. We must not forget that Salzburg is the birthplace of one of the greatest composers W.A. Mozart and a shooting location for "The Sound of Music". Come to Salzburg and be immersed in the magic of this world famous city.