Styria

Graz has a milder climate than many Austrian towns, this is due to the fact that the city is located on the south-eastern side of the Alps, this means that the mountains protect it from winds from northern Europe and the Atlantic Ocean. and its climate is also partly influenced by the influences of the Mediterranean Sea. Due to its ...

Styria is a region full of things to see. The region has an interesting history and very diverse natural landscapes. From a natural point of view there are high mountains, vast valleys, hills and lakes. Among the natural wonders, we can indicate the northwestern mountainous area of the region. This area includes part of the Salzkammergut, an area shared with ...

Styria is a state (Bundesländer) of south-central Austria which borders Slovenia and Carinthia to the south. While to the east it borders with Burgenland, to the north-east with Lower Austria, to the north-west with Upper Austria and to the west with the Salzburg region. Styria is the second largest Austrian state and the fourth largest by population. Its territory is ...

The city of Graz is located in an area of low hills, along the banks of the Mur river not far from the border with Slovenia and Hungary. Graz is the capital of Styria and the second largest urban center in Austria by number of inhabitants. The area where Graz stands was heavily inhabited during the Roman Empire. In fact, ...