Mausoleum Kaiser Ferdinands II.

In the heart of Graz, the Mausoleum of Emperor Ferdinand II is one of the city's most stunning examples of Baroque architecture. Tucked right next to the Graz Cathedral, this site offers both historical significance and artistic grandeur. The interior is breathtaking.

Worth visiting for both: just curious tourists and cultural heritage sites explorers. Entering the mausoleum you immediately dive into a cozy respectful atmosphere conveying the greatness of a Duke family. The cathedral has been recently restored, the pictures of the cathedral show how it looked before and after the renovation. GOOD TO KNOW: Free of charge. Put one euro if you want to light a candle there. Open on Saturdays. ♥️

I don't understand why there aren’t enough comments here. It is not possible not to admire a historical structure. I would not have thought that I would enjoy it so much from the outside. There are historic doors, inscriptions and wall decorations. I think you will travel with peaceful and enjoying. A wonderful garden is right next to you when you are explore outside. It has a very nice smell inside. Details, embellishments, architecture was very pleasant. You don't have much choice to travel around Graz. So you should definitely add this place to your travel list.

Impressive architecture and ornamenting both outside and inside. Free entrance within working hours. Pay attention to the story and building concept of the crypt, everything is in a certain place for a reason. Hint: the small inner door right from the main entra;nce are sometimes unlocked and lead to the gallery in the upper floor!

Entrance is free to enjoy this splendid piece of baroque architecture forming a unique ensemble with the adjacent church. Seems to have been recently revamped because it shows no signs of age and some features are modern like the entrance door. The murals are breathtakingly beautiful

It is definitely one of the most beautiful monuments of the city that it is really worth visiting! It is really a pity that it has strict opening times. When I went there, I couldn't enter indeed!

Fascinating place to visit while in Graz, mesmerising on the inside especially, definitely recommend stopping by and soaking in its beauty!

Really great and historical place, it really represents Austro-Hungarian monarchy and theirs power back then. Visitor can see old flags on the ceiling that represent Austria and minor states in their empire. Mausoleum is story for itself in the same time is cool and scary place to be, but I loved this place my recommendations to visit it.