Graz Museum

I think it could be more interesting with a guide. There are too many stories to tell about this small and sympa town of Syria, what the objects and the labels cannot. However, the education project for young people dedicated to the democracy, elections rights, is very essential. Bravo!

Great little starting point for a trip to Graz. I recommend doing this museum first but getting the joint €8 ticket and then walking up the stairs to the Schlossberg museum at the top and do them both to give yourself a real feel of the city before exploring some more.

Excellent anti-war or anti aggression exhibition (Protest) and another exhibition about influence of plants (green areas) on life of citizens of Graz through the History. Both exhibitions were so great, interactive, approachable, informative and interesting. I lernt a lot about the city of Graz and people who lived here through several generations, about their culture and social and emotional engagement with others. About their empathy on different levels with other humans or other gender or other nations….. Museum was so devoted and opened to visitors of all ages …. It was pleasant to meet people there, drink coffee there, eat cookies. Even as a new arrival at this city ( 4 years I am here) I felt as a part of Graz. Love this city!

One of the best local history museums I've ever experienced. It's rather small in terms of exhibits, but they manage to tell a vivid story of the city through texts that never seem too elaborate or boring but rather interesting and captivating with a very modern approach to understanding history. The curation is exemplary especially the organization, I don't think I've ever seen such an amazing use of museum space and what's great is that the visitor is not force fed information but rather let to choose what is of interest. Great job 10/10

The museum stands in the city center. The tickets cost from 5-7 euros, which is just the right amount for what you get. It covers from 1200-2003 city history. I have to say i was hoping for much more of city history to be honest. More of the inventory to see, more storys, paintings, items and much more. The city has a big history dating far behind. I am a bit sad how small a museum it is. Its a so-so for me.

Located at the city center, museum is well organised. Entrance is not free but the price was okay(7€). The permanent exhibition about Graz history is amazing. There are also temporary exhibitions: Protest! Was really interesting and aus dem Iran was informative

Really nice museum. Not very crowded and interesting exhibitions

A small museum, where you can find information about the milestones of Graz history and visit some temporary exhibitions