- Graz Cathedral is a late Gothic building built in the 15th century under Frederick III. It was raised to the rank of cathedral only in 1786.
- Graz Cathedral was originally constructed as a basilica, the interregnum-era Maria-Schutz-Basilica, in 1438, located in the Gries quarter of Graz.
- Graz Cathedral is dedicated to Saint Giles, aka Saint Aegydius. ... The Graz Cathedral is a "hall church" inside, with added side chapels and a baroque organ gallery.
- It refers to a year of horrors Graz suffered in 1480. The interior of the cathedral hormoniously combines Gothic architecture with Baroque furnishing.
- Until the 19th century, Graz Cathedral looked rather bare from the outside. Now, plenty of elaborate ornamentation characterizes the 15th-century building...
- Graz Cathedral, or Grazer Dom, is located within the Old Town of Graz, Austria. The cathedral used to be a castle church.
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- Image The Graz Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral whose building belongs to the cultural and historical heritage of Europe.
- 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.