Graz

Graz [graːts] (asal tembung manawa saka Basa Slovene: Gradec

Graz
Location of Graz
Area code(s)	+43 316
Website: www.graz.at

Sana Warisan Donya UNESCO

City of Graz - Historic Centre
Janeng ing Pratélan Warisan Donya
The Grazer Schloßberg Clock Tower.
Jinis	Cultural
Wewaton	ii, iv
Rujukan	931
Tlatah UNESCO	Europe and North America
Sujarah prasasti
Prasasti	1999 (Sési 23rd)

Graz, Georg Matthäus Vischer (1670)

Graz minangka kutha pelajar: kutha iki duwé enem universitas kang duwé punjul 44,000 mahasiswa. Kutha tuwa Graz minangka salah siji pusat kuta kang paling kajaga ing Éropa Tengah. Ing taun 1999, dilebokaké sajeroning pratélan Situs warisan donya UNESCO.

Distrik

Graz dipérang dadi 17 distrik, yakuwi:

The 17 Districts of Graz

• Innere Stadt (3,302)

• St. Leonhard (12,377)

• Geidorf (19,119)
• Lend (22,369)

• Gries (22,658)
• Jakomini (25,808)

• Liebenau (11,556)

• St. Peter (12,809)

• Waltendorf (10,782)
• Ries (5,789)

• Mariatrost (7,403)

• Andritz (16,316)

• Gösting (9,227)

• Eggenberg (16,467)

• Wetzelsdorf (12,225)

• Straßgang (12,212)

• Puntigam (6,248)

Tuwuhing kang ndunungi

Taun	Populasi
1900	168,808
1951	226,476
1961	237,080
1971	249,089
1981	243,166
1991	237,810
2001	226,244
2006	250,099

Rujukan

• "Graz: Stadtplanung und Stadtentwicklung (Rechnungshofbericht, 2006) in German" (PDF). 2006. Dibukak ing 2008-04-08.

Pranala njaba

Situs resmi

• • City website (ing basa Basa Jerman) (ing basa Inggris)
  • Searchable map of Graz
  • Graz Tourism Office
  • (ing basa Basa Jerman) KulturServerGraz Town's cultural portal
  • tramway in Graz

  Aktivitas Budaya

  • Kunsthaus Graz (Modern Art House)
  • Jazz Sommer Graz
  • LaStrada - a street festival
  • springfestival website - the portal to annual websites for the festival for electronic art and music in Graz
  • elevate - festival for contemporary music and political discourse

  Sajarah

  • Jews in Graz. Expelled 1439 - returned 1447 - expelled 1496 - returned 1783 - holocaust Archived 2008-05-01 at the Wayback Machine. (from Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)