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  • In the heart of Graz

    ARGOS and its surroundings
    In the city centre, yet only a stone’s throw from the world: The tram and bus can be reached by foot in a few minutes and lead to all major hubs of public transport, such as the main train station or Graz-Thalerhof Airport.
    Ausblick vom Schloßberg mit Blick Richtung Kunsthaus
    ARGOS
    Burggasse 15
    Oper Graz
    Kaiser-Josef-Platz 10
    Kaiser-Josef-Markt
    Kaiser-Josef-Platz
    Rathaus
    Hauptplatz 1
    Herrengasse
    Herrengasse
    Schloßberg
    Am Schlossberg
    Kunsthaus
    Lendkai 1
    Murinsel
    Lendkai 19
    Dom Graz
    Burggasse 3
    Grazer Burg
    Hofgasse 15
    Landeszeughaus
    Herrengasse 16
    Joanneumsviertel
    Joanneumsviertel
    Schauspielhaus
    Hofgasse 11
    Stadtpark
    Stadtpark
    Operncafe
    Opernring 22
    Kastner & Öhler
    Sackstraße 7–13
    Fitnesscenter
    Girardigasse 1c
    Graz and its modern architecture
    At least since 2003, Graz has been not only a cultural capital, but also an architectural capital. With the Kunsthaus (Art Museum) and the Murinsel (Island in the Mur), two ambitious as well as impressive projects were realised.
    The Murinsel with night lighting
    Hence, Graz became a prime example of how even the World Heritage Site, the old town, can be combined successfully with modern architecture. And the fact that this apparent craving for culture and innovation was not just a snapshot is proven by the “City of Design” title awarded to the city by UNESCO in 2011. ARGOS in Burggasse 15 will be another sensational architectural masterpiece.
    Cone of light in the Museum Joanneum