
Museum Hartberg
- Location
- 8230 Hartberg, Styria
- Description
Housed in the historic walls of the Steinpeißhaus, a Hartberg manor house first mentioned in documents in 1406, the museum presents a historically documented overview of Hartberg's history.

Housed in the historic walls of the Steinpeißhaus, a Hartberg manor house first mentioned in documents in 1406, the museum presents a historically documented overview of Hartberg's history.

The Museum of History, which has received multiple international awards, invites you to take a stroll through Styria from the Middle Ages to the present day.

The world's largest preserved historical armory is one of Graz's most popular attractions and commemorates a conflict-ridden chapter in Styrian history.

The Kunsthaus Graz, affectionately called the “Friendly Alien,” opened in 2003.

The MuseumsCenter combines urban, regional and mining history of the city of Leoben.

The Graz Museum Schlossberg offers the widest view of Graz and you can learn all about the history of the mountain.

The Graz Museum is the city's cultural-historical museum, whose collections and exhibitions deal with the history as well as the present and future of the city.

The Graz Children's Museum is a place for everyone who wants to experience exhibitions with all their senses.

The Diocesan Museum sees itself as a place of artistic dialogue that invites people to engage with the history and present of the Church and the Christian faith.

Globally unique finds such as the cult chariot from Strettweg and other archaeological gems from Styria, together with objects from classical antiquity and Egypt, form starting points for existential questions about human existence.

Outstanding works of art from the Gothic period testify to the beliefs and worldview of the Middle Ages.