The inner yard of the Styrian Armoury. The Styrian Armoury (German: Landeszeughaus) is the world's largest historic armoury. It was used between the 15th and 18th century as Styria's central arms storage. The current building was built from 1642 - 1645. The arms were needed to fend off threats from the Ottoman Empire and Hungarian rebels.

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Slope of the Schlossberg in Graz, Austria. Taken from the Erzherzog-Johann-Brücke.

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UNESCO World heritage since 2010

Die letzte Straßenbahn am Hauptplatz von Graz (Steiermark)

The last streetcar on the main square of Graz (Styria)

Graz, Stadtpfarrkirche. Frontside statue by Joseph Schokotnigg (1742)

Graz, Gaswerkstraße

Graz

Graz, Herrengasse

Graz has one of the largest oldtowns in Middle Euorpe.

View from the Tegetthof bridge: River Mur, Schlossberg, Uhrturm, Franziskanerkirche

Graz

The Jakominiplatz is the main square for the public traffic in Graz.

Graz. Standort Gaswerkstraße

Graz-Eggenberg. Seidenhofstraße

Pedestrian zone in the center of Graz, the capital of Styria, Austria.

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Das Gemalte Haus in der Herrengasse von Graz

The Painted House in the Herrengasse of Graz

Graz. Jakoministraße

Graz-Eggenberg. Crossing Eggenberger Alle - Gaswerkstraße

When the heat is hot, something to look at and cool down.

Early gothic style. Constructed after 1255, modified after 1500.

Thanks to the afternoon sun behind me.