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Graz is the place I grew up – my home city. Graz not as big as Austria’s capital, Vienna, which helps to retained it’s certain charm and flair. Situated in the southern regions of Austria, between cosy hills and green riverlands, Graz provides Mediterranean climate. During wintertime, the city is in no danger of avalanches, snow storms or sub-freezing. Still, the White Brightness allows ice-skating, sledding and long romantic winterwalks. And when the first sunlight illuminatese the historical places, we can’t wait to sit down at the little cafés and socialise. Or to step out into Graz’ local recreation area. BTW: The inhabitants are said to have lesser accent then other Austrians. Meaning not, we are easier to understand than our neighbours in Northern Germany. Graz is an excellent place to study (6 Univerities!)!! Students make out most of the population – well, during semesters. >>> Thus, you’ll find a good quantity of evening entertainment: cosy coffe houses, good bars, trendy clubs (Graz is handled ad insider tip for upcoming DJs and VJs!), legendary student parties(highly recommended!!) as well as concert places hosting reginal and international live-acts. Allthough I must leave soon to advance in one’s job or position, I’ll come back to start a family in the years to come. over 3 years agoUntitled by rosysophieI lived here for a year as an exchange student, loved it… I lived there for 13 years!! by SuperstiZious18I love this small, beautiful full of history but simple city. Graz is a easy place to get around and u never feel bored to go anywhere. Living there was the greatest thing that happened to me and I am going back in august to visit my friends, thats going to b a blast. Just for all the ppl who want to go there, go I tell u its worth it… over 6 years agoSee all 16 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsstarlett asks,“I will be attending a program called the American Institute of Musical Studies, or AIMS, for 6 weeks in Graz. Can anyone tell me what I can expect as far as living there, from both tourism and residential perspectives? Also, has anyone attended AIMS?” over 7 years ago |
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Graz (IPA: [graːts]), with a population of around 290,000 as of 2008 (of which 252,852 have principal residence status), is the second-largest city in Austria after Vienna and the capital of the federal state of Styria (Steiermark [ˈʃtaɪ̯ɐmaʁk] in German)
