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Excursion destinations in Hochsteiermark

Castles, mountains, glassblowing – excursion destinations

Whether it’s Mariazell Pilgrimage Basilica, the knights of Oberkapfenberg Castle, the impressive mountain world of the Hochschwab massif or the Waldheimat region, home to famous Austrian poet Peter Rosegger. The UNESCO world heritage Semmering railway, Austria’s only earth station in Aflenz or the glass manufactory in Neuberg an der Mürz. Hochsteiermark is full of thrilling, fascinating and surprising excursion destinations!

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Hochschwabmuseum

Hochschwabmuseum

Thörl
The 300-year-old farmer's chapel has been professionally restored according to the principles of monument preservation...
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BrahmsmuseumKlavierBaumann | © Brahmsmuseum

Brahmsmuseum

Mürzzuschlag
In Mürzzuschlag in Styria, where the lovingly designed Brahms Museum - the only one of its kind in the world - was set...
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A colorful building with the inscription "Südbahn Museum" on the facade. In the background, forests and a blue sky with white clouds are visible. | © Südbahnmuseum

Südbahnmuseum

Mürzzuschlag
The gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Semmering Railway: two locomotive halls show an interesting exhibition...
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A building with a pink facade and a large banner. A parked car is visible in the foreground, the surroundings are bright and sunny. | © Stadtgemeinde Kindberg

Galerie K.

Kindberg
Exhibitions take place at regular intervals. About the historyIn 1980, 6 men decided to establish a gallery in...
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A modern building with a glass facade and colorful elements. In front of the entrance, there are several people, and a bench is visible in the foreground. | © Flieser Werner

Kunsthaus Muerz

Mürzzuschlag
The Kunsthaus Muenz primarily deals with contemporary art in the fields of music, literature, visual arts, and...
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