Remote Home Graz

Sometimes, a break is needed to air out your head. There are numerous wonderful places to do so in Graz – no matter if you are in need for a walk in nature, or inspiration for your current project. I diligently curated some of the best sights in Graz for digital nomads, from a local for you.

A Walk up to Schlossberg from the North Side

The Schlossberg is probably the most famous sight of Graz, but most people walk up to the Clock Tower from the inner city. There is a more remote, more quiet way up, if one takes a few more steps towards Keplerbrücke. Just next to the bus station of the same name, you will find a way up to Schlossberg that is just as twisty as from Schlossbergplatz, but maybe, with less people around, your head will be freer or more inspired.

A Cup of Tea at Omas Teekanne

Near the busy Griesplatz, you will find the Café called Omas Teekanne, which is famous for their wide variety of tea. They even dedicate the afternoons from tuesdays to fridays from 2:00pm for the Afternoon Tea with warm scones and fresh sandwiches, if you are in need of a break with a delicious British twist.

A Movie at the KIZ Royalkino

The KIZ Royalkino in Conrad-von-Hötzendorf Straße is the place for artsy independent movies. But not only that, the films shown are always in the original language with german subtitles. So no matter whether you fancy an Italian movie to escape a rainy day or a Finnish film to dive into a mystic realm, you will find what you are looking for at KIZ.

A Journey Through Perception at MUWA

Fancy some inspiration by challenging your perception? The Museum der Wahrnehmung at Augarten Park will give you exactly that. Besides permanent and temporary exhibitions, you can find deep relaxation in the Samadhi-Bath, which expands the MUWA’s perception objects with an installation dedicated to self-perception and mental and physical health.

A Hot Soup at Bo Suppe

Near Lendplatz in the Josefigasse, one may walk by a window that has different soups, dals, Gulasch, and much more written on its beams with chalk. If you walk past it, make sure to turn around and get a warm slow food meal from Arnd Hoffmann, the cook and owner, just there – it is delicious! If you don’t have time to sit down and eat, you can also take away to warm up at the remote home. Bo is not only a restaurant to sit down and eat – workshops on how to make Kimchi are taking place frequently there, and there is also the possibility to reserve the restaurant for a group of people and create your very own menu.

– Pia