Cruise: Endless enjoyment

The excursion trip "A Boundless Pleasure" takes the Koralmbahn from Graz to Klagenfurt. On August 20 it starts comfortably from Graz Central Station towards Carinthia. The train ride itself is part of the charm of this tour: Styria passes by the windows, the landscape changes, and soon Klagenfurt is reached. There, the Carinthia guides await with a friendly welcome.

The focus is on a guided city walk through the old town of Klagenfurt. Among old facades, quiet courtyards, and well-known squares, the city presents itself in a friendly manner. Of course, the Lindwurm is also included. However, it is often the little stories that stick: a glance at an old house sign, a tale about trade, a detail at the roadside.

Afterwards, it goes to the Benedictine Market. Here, the aroma of bread, cheese, spices, and fresh fruit fills the air. The market is a great place to feel the Alpe-Adria spirit. For a snack, there’s prosciutto, cheese, white bread, a glass of wine or juice, and the Carinthian Reindling. Simple, good, and fitting for this excursion. 

Thus, the excursion trip begins in a relaxed manner:

• Departure: 11:00 a.m. Graz Central Station 
• Cost: € 29.00 per person
• Return: approx. 4:00 p.m.
• Registration required! Tourist Information Region Graz, Herrengasse 16, 8010 Graz, +43 316 80750 or info@regiongraz.at
• Included: Guide, admissions, and culinary tastings
• Note: Good footwear is recommended! The excursions take place in any weather.
• Important: The train ticket for the outward and return journey is not included in the price and must be purchased in advance.

The journey connects Graz and Klagenfurt in a pleasant way. Visiting neighbors without a long journey and with plenty of time for impressions. For guests from the Graz Region, this trip is a nice opportunity to use the new connection via Koralmbahn and get to know Carinthia a little better.

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• October 26 A Time Journey on Rails, Lieboch