
CoSA – Center of Science Activities
- Location
- 8010 Graz, Styria
- Description
“Touching is encouraged instead of touching is forbidden!” Experience exciting adventures involving technology and science!

“Touching is encouraged instead of touching is forbidden!” Experience exciting adventures involving technology and science!

Founded in 1947, the museum has one of the largest and most important collections in the world in the field of skiing and winter sports history, with thousands of objects and an extensive specialist library.

The new Folklore Museum at the Paulustor in Graz tells of different living environments and social and cultural change.

Experience the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Semmering Railway. Two halls house an exhibition on the Southern Railway and a vehicle collection.

The Benedictine Abbey of Admont, founded in 1074, is the oldest existing monastery in Styria and houses not only the largest monastery library in the world but also what is probably Austria's most contrasting private museum, which extends over three floors and features a variety of collections (ancient art, contemporary art, natural history).

The exhibition collection offers a look behind the scenes of the Styrian fire service.

Coins are more than just a means of payment – they also reveal something about political power and the culture of different societies!

The Neue Galerie Graz with the BRUSEUM is located in the Joanneumsviertel.

Bees and a forest in a museum? Yes, at the NaLeMu in Neumarkt, right on the main square, many things are possible.

Housed in the old Pehabstall in the town center, the local museum, covering an area of approximately 300 m², provides an overview of the history of the community, in particular the history of mountaineering and the Dachstein ascents, the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, and hunting and rural culture.

Awarded the Austrian Museum Prize for its rich collections, accessible facilities and successful presentation, the Pfeilburg is home to urban and contemporary history.

The first Upper Styrian archaeological museum houses some of the oldest objects from the history of the Murtal region.