- Located in the historic center of Graz in Austria, Graz Cathedral (also known as St. Giles Cathedral) is a beautiful Gothic-style church and a famous place of worship.
- Graz Cathedral - details and images. South of the Burg is late Gothic cathedral (1438-1462), the place of a church dedicated to St. Giles in 1174.
- It refers to a year of horrors Graz suffered in 1480. The interior of the cathedral hormoniously combines Gothic architecture with Baroque furnishing.
- Today’s cathedral reminds of the days when Graz was an imperial city. Emperor Frederick III erected the church together with his new residence in Graz.
- Graz Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Giles. It is the seat of the bishop of the Steiermark diocese. The exterior of the cathedral looks very sober today.
- Cathedral of Saint Agydlus is a beautiful late Gothic church in the historic town of Graz. It was further renovated and reconstructed several times.
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- In the 16th century, the temple became the property of the Jesuit order. The church has been serving as a cathedral in Graz since the 18th century.
- South of the Graz Burg stands the Late Gothic Cathedral, on the place of a former church devoted to St Giles, which is first referred to in 1174.