What to do when it rains
Tips for rainy weather in Graz
The sun always shines in Graz! Not entirely true, of course, but the Styrian capital is known for its southern atmosphere.
A good mood is not dependent on the weather! Just because the sun isn't shining from the sky doesn't mean that Graz isn't fun - quite the opposite. We show you what you can do in Graz in rainy weather.
The 10 best indoor activities in bad weather in Graz:
- Armoury - the most important historical weapons collection in the world.
- Kunsthaus Graz - the "friendly alien" of Graz - the spectacular architecture of Graz Kunsthaus leaves nobody cold.
- Graz Museum Schlossberg - here you can learn all about the history of the Schlossberg in Graz.
- The Slide Graz: the longest indoor slide in the world.
- The Flight Graz 4D - the adventure cinema in the Uhrturmkasematte.
- Botanical Garden - architectural highlight at the University of Graz.
- The Auster - swimming pool, sports and wellness paradise.
- Natural History Museum - Look back across 400 million years of geological history in Styria and on the extraordinary evolution of diverse creatures.
- Shopping at the Kastner & Öhler department store in Graz
- Cinemas - Graz's cinemas offer fun and excitement all year round.
Events & guided tours
Many events in Graz are independent of the weather. Whether it's concerts, theatre plays or festivals. Our tour guides are just as weatherproof as the events themselves, which is why our city tours and bus tours take place regardless of the weather.
Cathedral & Churches
Varied bad weather programme
Numerous churches in Graz offer peace and protection in the most beautiful form, above all the impressive Graz Cathedral and the City Parish Church, but also the Stiegenkirche, the Franciscan Monastery, the Mariahilferkirche and many more.
Activities for rainy days
in the surroundings of graz
In the region of Graz, it’s easy to keep a sunny mood on rainy days. That’s thanks to the numerous great sights and indoor activities waiting for adventure-loving visitors in and around the Styrian capital.
