About
奥地利第二大联邦州，以其多山地形、葡萄酒生产以及首府Graz及其联合国教科文组织世界遗产老城区而闻名。
Styria is the second-largest of Austria's federal states, a region of mountains, vineyards and towns in the south-east of the country. Its landscape is largely mountainous, so a visit here often means valleys, high ridges and the kind of open country that suits walking and slow travel.
What the region offers
- Mountain scenery: the terrain is one of the defining features of the state, with routes for those who want to spend time outdoors.
- Wine: Styria is known for wine production, so vineyards and local wine are a natural part of a trip here.
- Graz: the state capital has an old town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a good base for city sightseeing.
Planning a visit
Many visitors combine a few days in Graz with excursions into the countryside, moving between the historic streets of the city and the quieter scenery beyond it. The mix of city and mountain makes Styria a flexible choice whether you prefer urban exploring, outdoor time, or both.
