Historic Cities
Explore Graz in 1650
AI rebuilds Graz street by street, and you explore through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
Graz, the Styrian Capital, 1650
Graz in 1650 sits beneath its fortified Schlossberg as the administrative heart of Inner Austria, where Habsburg power, Italian Renaissance taste and local German building traditions meet. The walk passes the clock and bell towers on the hill, the busy Hauptplatz market, the Landhaus's tiered courtyard and the great provincial armoury beside the river, with watermills and painted merchant houses along the Mur.
25 scenes, 16 streets, squares and views, 9 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Graz as it stood in 1650 (“Graz”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Murbank at Gries
- 2. Murbrücke
- 3. Timber Wharves and Watermills
- ↳ Miller's Wheelroom · interior
- 4. Hauptplatz Market
- ↳ Vaulted Wine‑Cellar Inn · interior
- 5. Rathaus Front
- 6. Cathedral and Mausoleum
- ↳ Gothic Nave with Frescoes · interior
- ↳ Ferdinand's Marble Mausoleum · interior
- 7. Landhaus Courtyard
- ↳ Arcaded Assembly Hall · interior
- 8. Landhaus Facade
- 9. Herrengasse Painted Façades
- 10. Schmiedgasse Workshops
- ↳ Guildsmith's Smoke‑Filled Forge · interior
- 11. Landeszeughaus Exterior
- ↳ Armour Galleries · interior
- 12. Zeughaus Approach Yard
- ↳ Arsenal Gallery · interior
- 13. Hofgasse Ascent
- ↳ Castle's Grand Stair · interior
- 14. Burg Gate
- 15. South Bastion and Rock Face
- 16. Uhrturm Summit View