A general overview of some principal streets and roads in Graz, Austria.
- Herrengasse: This is one of the main streets in Graz, located in the city center. It’s a pedestrian-friendly street lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
- Sackstraße: Another significant pedestrian street in the city center, Sackstraße is known for its boutiques, galleries, and cultural attractions.
- Eggenberger Straße: This is a major road that extends from the city center towards the western part of Graz. It passes through various neighborhoods and commercial areas.
- Radetzkystraße: Running through the eastern part of the city, Radetzkystraße connects different districts and is known for its mix of residential and commercial spaces.
- Conrad-von-Hötzendorf-Straße: This is a key thoroughfare that traverses Graz, connecting the eastern and western parts of the city. It is named after a prominent Austro-Hungarian general.
- Andreas-Hofer-Platz: This square is located near the main train station in Graz and serves as a transportation hub with various bus and tram lines converging here.
- Wiener Straße: Running parallel to the Mur River, Wiener Straße is a major road that connects the city center with the southeastern part of Graz.
- Murgasse: Situated in the heart of Graz, Murgasse is a charming street with historic buildings, shops, and restaurants.
- Plüddemanngasse: This street is known for its medieval architecture and is part of the historic district of Graz.
- Karmeliterplatz: A square surrounded by cafes and shops, Karmeliterplatz is a popular meeting place in the city.
Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.