Zum Grazer Uhrturm Top 5 - UBK-187344

In the immediate vicinity of spectacular Graz Clock Tower (Uhrturm) this lovely one-bedroom apartment decorated with care and eye for detail, awaits you to come and explore the city of Graz! The 70m2 apartment offers accommodation for up to 4 people in one cozy bedroom with one double bed as well as two convertible sofas a in the living room. The bathroom equipped with a shower offers you relaxation after a busy day. The fully equipped kitchen gives you possibility to prepare your own home-cooked meals, to be enjoyed at the large dining table or on the courtyard, which you have access through the living room! The apartment is equipped with necessary amenities to bring you the homey feel and make your stay pleasant. Wireless network is available and provided free of charge throughout the apartment.? Notice: Displayed prices and data are not final, and should be used for informative purpose only. They are not contractual or binding. Energy pass This building is not subject to EnEV. The apartment is located in Sporgasse, a street is older than Graz itself. Already in Roman times a trade route between the Murtal and the Roman province Colonia Claudia Savaria ran here. Today, Sporgasse is one of the main pedestrian and shopping streets in the city. In hardly any other street can you read the architectural history of Graz as well as in Sporgasse. At the corner of the main square is the baroque Luegg house with its mighty facade and the arcade. Opposite is an Art Nouveau building with floral decorations and medallions with women's heads, some in gold. A little further up is a baroque building, whose large portal shows a riding image of St. John of Nepomuk. Further up is the old Deutschritterordenshaus, whose courtyard is still paved today with "Murnockerln" (stones from the Mur), as it used to be. Opposite is the inconspicuous facade of a former Augustinian monastery, which is known today under the name "Stiegenkirche". At the upper end of the Sporgasse you will find one of the oldest guesthouses in Graz, the "Golden Pie", architecturally significant dating from the Renaissance period, which is unique in Graz.