Eggenberg Palace

  Built in the 17th century, Eggenberg Palace is a remarkable example of Baroque architecture located in the Eggenberg district of Graz, specifically at Eggenberger Allee 90. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this palace is notable for its expansive gardens and astrological motifs, reflecting the power and influence of the Eggenberg family. The palace serves as a museum, showcasing a collection of art and cultural artifacts that span several centuries. Visitors can explore its beautifully designed grounds, which bloom vibrantly from April to October. Within the palace, the staterooms and the famous Planetary Room, adorned with unique frescoes, offer an engaging glimpse into the historical lifestyle of the Austrian nobility.