Graz, Austria Travel Guide 2022 - A PERFECT Day Trip To Graz 🇦🇹

We wanted to find the perfect day trip from Vienna, and we think we found it! Graz is a beautiful town in the southeast of Austria, and we enjoyed exploring it for a day!
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00:00 Train From Vienna To Graz
00:49 Pierogis In Graz
02:32 Exploring Graz
03:21 Rooftop View at Kastner & Öhler
04:08 Graz Old Town
05:02 Stadtpark
05:35 WWII Bunker And Elevator
08:46 Clocktower
10:58 Ice Cream
11:37 Traditional Austrian Food
12:29 Homemade Apple Strudel
13:27 Thanks For Watching!

[@MaxandSidney]

What is your favorite city or region in Austria? So much more to explore! 🇦🇹

[@AfterCoffeeWithJess]

that streudel looks incredible

[@michaelgrabner8977]

Graz has a famous "amory" called "Zeughaus" with all kinds of original old cutting + slashing weapons but also antique fire weapons in all shapes and plate amours for man and horse..all originals and no replicas..those pieces goes into the thousands and many of those are permantely "on world tour" for various expositions around the globe. Back in the days of round about late 15th and 16th century that was a kind of "central armory" for the whole region for "the avarage men"..nobility had their own armories in their castles.. In general the Styrian knights and their foot soldiers had a reputation for being very ruthless and very fearless in combat which goes even back to the times of the first Crusade around 1000 AD and therefore those were very appreciated by the Holy Roman Emperors of those times by being kinda like "a special knight force" And by the way near Graz is the place Arnold Schwarzenegger was born and raised...his birth house is now a Museum as well.

[@MaxandSidney]

Wow, fascinating history! We will have to come back one day and see that! Also, Arnold Schwarzenegger's house, that's amazing! 😆

[@jave2274]

the yellow is called "Schönbrunner Gelb" or "schönbrunner yellow". I think its dating back to the baroque area and the construction of schönbrunn castle. I love that you are not just tiking of all the boxes, you explored everything by yourself and thats far more interesting to watch.

[@MaxandSidney]

That’s so interesting! It was very noticeable and we loved the appearance of the city as a whole! Thanks for watching, we love hearing that you enjoyed the video!

[@CAmudlarks]

Nice little change of plans, looks like fun - I think the Wachau Valley area was my favorite day trip

[@MaxandSidney]

It was so much fun! What a beautiful region!

[@thegallivanthropologists]

Another great blog guys.

[@MaxandSidney]

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed! Awesome little town 👍

[@tonyrantnrave6854]

Nice to see you have a good time in Graz it's the hometown of my mum you may have walked pass her sister-in-law's wohnung or apartment we hope to visit her next year I can only say that one day isn't really enough you will have to visit again there's lots more to see Servus

[@MaxandSidney]

That’s so cool! We would love to go back in the future, I imagine we barely scratched the surface in 1 day!

[@LisaNovembre]

My hometown

[@MaxandSidney]

Graz was fantastic, we really enjoyed our time there! We’ll definitely check out your channel 👍

[@LisaNovembre]

@@MaxandSidney I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed your time here :) it's really a charming city

[@sammymaness19]

@@LisaNovembre I'm studying at graz this year for Erasmus! Getting there in september so can't wait

[@LisaNovembre]

@@sammymaness19 Cool, I hope you like it :) on which university?

[@sammymaness19]

@@LisaNovembre TU graz!

[@RedWhyking]

Awesome vlog about my hometown :)

[@MaxandSidney]

So glad you liked it! We really enjoyed your hometown, we definitely want to return to Graz one day!

[@coin5207]

A friend of mine used to work at the Schlossberg slide you guys saw. The people working there don't find it that dangerous but when I went down I was pretty shocked at how fast it was. It's definitely not for everyone

[@Smucko1]

Nice video. Wish you had done the tube. It’s a slide, how dangerous an it be? LOL.

[@MagdalenaMeisel]

Hi, very nice video, congratulations! However, dumplings called "Pierogi" come from Poland 🇵🇱 😉

[@MaxandSidney]

We still have not been to Poland, but really want to get there! Pierogis are just one more reason we have to go! 🇵🇱😍

[@meow-lk1re]

Hi 😊, you probably know Austria well do you know if there are any pine trees in Austria, or have you seen any pine trees in Austria?

[@MaxandSidney]

There are definitely pine trees in Austria! Particularly up in the mountains! Thanks for watching 😄

[@meow-lk1re]

@@MaxandSidney your welcome, 😌😁 does all Austria have pine trees or only in the mountains?

[@stephanweinberger]

@@meow-lk1re Pine trees can also be found the eastern foothills of the alps, where the climate becomes more dry (as it's more influenced by the continental climate from the east; the main range of the _pinus_ _sylvestris_ - the most common species of pine trees in Europe - is more towards the Baltics in the northeast). E.g. around the Wachau region and the Wienerwald hills (west of Vienna) there are lot's of them, but they do grow up to about 1600m elevation all over the alps as well.