Kunsthaus Graz

One of the most interesting buildings in the city, very close to the historical center. There are always multiple art galleries or exhibitions and they change time to time. When we visited, we saw Camera Austria - Destroying Photography, Poetics of Power and 24/7 Work Between Meaning and Imbalance. The entrance price is fair. The visiting duration would change from person to person but on average I would say 1-1.5 hours.

An interesting building architecturally speaking, if you happen to be in Graz, but the exhibitions didn’t set the world alight for either of us. It has a nice cafe attached though. There is also a shop with the most extraordinary collection of overpriced plastic junk that I have ever witnessed.

I don't think I've ever seen a cooler building! The service staff are mega friendly (it's clear they just want you to have a good time) and the exhibitions were well laid-out and extremely interesting. An entry ticket cost €12, and actually I feel like that was a total bargain given the quality of the exhibition and the condition of the facility itself. If I were going to visit one thing in Graz, it would be this.

I didn't do justice to the Kunsthaus by only adding mere stars.. I visited with my seven year old daughter. She was absolutely immersed by Azra Aksamija's Sanctuary exhibition above all else. I saw a nuclear fusion going on in her mind in real time as we were discovering how art can make you think, muse, how it can shock you and bring about joy, happiness by giving wings to your thoughts, spirit, fantasy, creativity. I cannot be grateful enough to the Kunsthaus, I gained an unforgettable experience and memories. Danke sehr!

An informative museum of visual arts with many interesting exhibits encompassing audio, visual, painting and photography. Located conveniently in the "whale" plaza near public parking and famous attractions of Graz. Cafe and store also located inside the establishment.

I am an art museum nerd and I visited the museum yesterday (on saturday). To be honest, the museum's exhibitions were very below my expectations. "Work - Life Balance" was the only exhibition worth seeing. In a city like Graz, I would've expected more satisfying museum - especially in May.

It was a nice exposition but some pieces had clear anti Russian propaganda. Are the artists forced to include anti Russian propaganda to be included into the exhibition? Or the gallery chose only such pieces? In any case it is not art if it has clear political agenda. The song in one of video pieces where "blame Russia, blame Russia" repeated several times is outrageous

It’s a nice art museum with some interesting collections. I especially like the exhibition about the socialist society and the competitive nature of humans. If you go to the top of the building you could also see a panoramic view of the town.

The outside of the building is awesome. A really different an unique look. The inside had multiple exhibitions and different pieces on architectural pieces throughout the world and explained the influences of such pieces on other parts of the world. I found the price to be a little high, but felt like it is fair enough to be worth a visit if one doesn't have other business or sightseeing around Graz. The place is well maintained and near pretty much the heart of Graz.

This is a beautiful building that hosts great exhibitions. The architecture of the building is very interesting. When I visited they had an exhibit on the most influential modern architectural pieces throughout the world. It was extremely interesting and well organized by style and geography.