
Schloss Lustbühel
Visit Schloss Lustbühel’s public green landscape in Graz for farm animals, biodiversity trails and castle views; the castle interior is a childcare facility.

Visit Schloss Lustbühel’s public green landscape in Graz for farm animals, biodiversity trails and castle views; the castle interior is a childcare facility.

See Schloss St. Martin in Graz, a Renaissance-rooted castle and Austria’s oldest adult-education centre, with event-based access and hillside context.

Discover Graz’s hidden Stiegenkirche, its 1343 origins, Baroque rebuilding and 2024 private ownership, with current closure and access guidance.

Visit Graz’s Vierzehn-Nothelfer-Kirche, a small 1680s Baroque church with Weissenkircher art and active Romanian Greek Catholic worship.

Explore Graz’s Vinzenzkirche, a Neo-Renaissance Lazarist parish built for industrial workers, with Vincentian social history and current services.

Visit Rupertikirche in Hart bei Graz for modern regional church architecture, Szyszkowitz stained glass, a Gothic crucifix and current worship times.

See protected Schloss Reinthal near Graz, a Renaissance-rooted private castle with Rein Abbey origins, layered architecture and exterior-only access.

Explore Gröbming’s Mariä Himmelfahrt church, its major Gothic Apostelaltar, 65-metre tower, worship context and practical visitor planning.

Discover Gößl’s 1819–1820 St. Raphael chapel, its 1663 Renaissance altar, appointment-only interior access, services and Grundlsee context.

Visit Grundlsee’s Sacred Heart parish church, open daily, with Gothic Revival architecture, historic art, parish history and practical visitor advice.

Visit Hallstatt's Maria am Berg church for late-Gothic architecture, Leonhard Astl's winged altar, lake views and the dramatic 1987 art-theft story.

Explore Hartberger Karner beside St. Martin’s in Hartberg: Romanesque architecture, medieval frescoes, restoration history, access and tour advice.


Explore Schloss Hartberg from its 12th-century palatinate origins to Renaissance remodeling, with exterior-only access, park details and city-walk advice.

Visit Maria Lebing in Hartberg, a Gothic pilgrimage church with a Baroque interior, historic frescoes, active worship and practical visitor guidance.

Visit Haus im Ennstal’s historic parish church, rebuilt after the 1750 fire, with Rococo art, current service guidance and practical access advice.

Visit Wilten Basilica in Innsbruck, a luminous Rococo pilgrimage church with Matthäus Günther frescoes, a Gothic Madonna and daily visitor access.

Discover Innsbruck's Dreiheiligenkirche, a 1613 plague-vow church with Rococo frescoes, four patron saints and an active parish community.

See Innsbruck's Helblinghaus, a late-medieval house transformed by Anton Gigl's exuberant 1730 façade, directly opposite the Golden Roof.

Visit Innsbruck Cathedral, Dom St. Jakob, for Asam frescoes, Cranach's Mariahilf Madonna, historic bells and current 2026 sightseeing hours.

Visit Innsbruck's Jesuit Church, a 17th-century university church with princely crypt, restored Baroque altar, 9.2-ton bell and active worship life.

Discover Innsbruck's St. Paulus, a 1960 Tyrolean memorial church in Reichenau with striking Max Spielmann art, active worship and modern parish life.

Visit Innsbruck's Mariahilf Church, an early Baroque votive and pilgrimage church with Cranach's famed Madonna image in a 1654 copy.

Discover Innsbruck's Baroque Johanneskirche, built for St. John of Nepomuk and serving as the University Parish church since 1993.