Plan your visit - opening hours, directions and more
Opening Hours
Opening: 19.10.2019, after that Tue-Sun, public holidays, 10am-5pm
Opening hours OHO!
Tues-Sat, 10am-12pm
Open in addition:
6th January 2020
13th April 2020
1st June 2020
26th October 2020
Closed:
24th/25th December
1st January 2020 10am - 1pm
25th February 2020
24th/25th December 2020
We are looking forward to your visit!
Parking in Graz
The Kunsthaus Graz includes a parking garage by Kastner & Öhler department store underneath the building (access via Lendkai). Our museums in downtown Graz are located within walking distance. Furthermore, downtown Graz provides a variety of additional parking garages at different rates. Please visit the official parking services website for more information.
Arrive with public transportation
Are you traveling by train, bus or tram? Then plan your visit with the Verbundlinien - the best way to get around in downtown Graz and in Styria.
The Joanneumsviertel
In addition to the Natural History Museum, the Joanneumsviertel offers many other attractions. You can find a detailed overview here.
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Our calendar provides on overview of all ongoing exhibitions, events and tours.
Opening hours OHO!
Tues-Sat 10am - 12pm
Kitchen: 12pm - 2:30pm and 6-10pm
Closed: Mon, Sun, Public holidays
Contact
Anna Winter and Anita Kurz
Joanneumsviertel 6, 8010 Graz
Tel: +43-660/2661056
oho-graz.com
The disabled access public car park on the Kalchberggasse can be used by museum visitors.
The level entrance to the Joanneum Quarter with disabled access can be found to the left of the Café Joan on the western side of the square. An automatic door leads from here to the lift. The door is suitable for wheelchair and pushchair access. The lift also provides access to the basement. Here visitors will find a visitor centre with a counter and the starting point for the various tours.
Disabled access toilets are available in the visitor centre and there is an induction system available for deaf visitors.
CoSA is located at the first floor of the Natural History Museum.
Light portable chairs are available for visitors who need to sit down. These can be positioned wherever required.
The Café offers disabled access on the courtyard side (!). The square side has a step up into the building. A disabled access toilet is also available.
House Rules
We are pleased to welcome you in our museums! In order to ensure both your personal security and the security of the items exhibited, may we draw your attention to our house rules.
