The Turkish Well on Schlossberg Graz: Historic 94-meter-deep well from the 16th century, once the vital water source for the fortress.
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The Gothic Gate on Schlossberg Graz: Medieval chamber gate preserved since the 15th century, now rediscovered and open to visitors.
1982 and excavated between 1998 and 2001, the gate can be accessed again. Graz Tourismus
The Kasematten Stage on Schlossberg Graz: Historic fortress ruins transformed into an impressive open-air stage for cultural events since 1937.
has been equipped with a movable roof since 1987. Kasematten Stage Graz Tourismus
The Hackher Lion on Schlossberg Graz: 1909 monument honoring Major Hackher and the successful defense against Napoleon’s troops.
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The Great Cistern on Schlossberg Graz: Built between 1544–1547 as a rainwater reservoir for the fortress, today serving as a fire water reserve.
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The Burghers’ Bastion on Schlossberg: Historic fortress structure from 1559, now preserved as a public rose garden in the heart of Graz.
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The Starcke House on Schlossberg Graz: Neo-Gothic vintner’s house from 1825, later poet Gustav Starcke’s summer retreat, today a dining venue.
Starcke Haus – Gourmet Restaurant Graz Tourismus – Werner Krug Picture gallery
The Stallbastei on Schlossberg Graz: Major remnant of the 1544 Renaissance fortress – now part of the Graz Museum Schlossberg.
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The Bell Tower on Schlossberg Graz: Built in 1588, home to the famous “Liesl” bell – a symbol of the Counter-Reformation and a saved landmark.
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