Shopping in Graz

Ready, set, shop! Both Jakominiplatz and Hauptplatz square are great starting points for an inner-city shopping spree. The city’s main shopping streets, with Herrengasse being the most famous of them, boast a charming mixture of inviting shops, impressive buildings and charming restaurants.

Another part of the city that’s popular with creatives is Lend district. With numerous design shops having emerged there in recent years, the area surrounding Lendplatz and Mariahilferstraße is an excellent place to shop for unusual, unique and quirky products. 
The vibrancy and variety of this part of the city is like no other, with clubs, design shops and the  farmers’ market making up a unique mixture.
At Annenviertel district, nothing’s impossible. Annenstraße connects the central train station with the city centre.
Thanks to its location right at the former trade route between Vienna and Trieste, many shops can traditionally be found at Gries district. Today, the area is characterised by a great cultural and culinary variety, ranging from the pub next door to the local kebab shop.

The “Franciscan quarter” also called (“Calf’s quarter”) owes its name to a cattle market that used to be located near the river Mur up until the late Middle Ages. The district reaches from Hauptplatz square via Neue Welt Gasse up to Franziskanerplatz square. In this area, small shops are nestled along the walls of the Franciscan monastery, interspersed with the outdoor areas of local restaurants.

There’s always something going on at Graz’s Jakomini district. In recent years, the area has been populated by a crowd of creatives, adding to the district’s charm with their innovative ideas and products.

The shopping malls in Graz offer their customers all the comfort:  Shopping, events, international gastronomy, child care are just some of the services offered. Good accessibility by public transport and free parking are a matter of course. This makes shopping even more fun.