Augarten Footbridge – Augarten, Graz loop from Wetzelsdorf

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Augarten Footbridge – Augarten, Graz loop from Wetzelsdorf

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Augarten Footbridge – Augarten, Graz loop from Wetzelsdorf

00:35

9.91km

40m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 16, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 5.55 km for 82 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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4.38 km

Street art at Augartenbad

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Neo, a native of Graz, is a well-known artist in the graffiti and tattoo scene. He and young artists decorated the wall of the cycle path ramp at Graz's Augarten Bridge in a colorful floral style in a live graffiti event in 2008.
The pictures at the Augartenbad were painted by Mario Paukovic (who also designed Feuerbachgasse).

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4.65 km

Augarten Intergenerational Fitness Trail

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Augarten generation course - district sports ground
with many devices, a great facility.

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4.84 km

Augarten Footbridge

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Sometimes a bridge that is only available to pedestrians and cyclists!

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4.98 km

Augarten, Graz

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With an area of 75,000 square meters, the Augarten is one of the most important local recreation areas in Graz city center.

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5.59 km

Mur

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The Mur is a 453 km long river that flows through Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary and in parts of its course also forms the border between these states.

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6.30 km

Opus Magnum 13 Mural at Graz-Karlau Prison

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Opus Magnum 13 by Viktor Kröll
What began as a temporary project on the outside walls of the Karlau correctional facility has now developed into a permanent cross between street art and public art in Graz. Although the concept was created by Viktor Kröll, several people contributed to the final work, including Rossella Libardoni, an Italian artist, prison inmates and even passers-by.
Reinhard A. Sudy on this:
The Graz-Karlau correctional facility is just a few minutes' walk from the graffiti world on the site of the former tagging facility. Viktor Kröll has turned around 300 meters of its western outer wall into a temporary - now long-lasting - work of art with his "Opus Magnum 13". Dotted, with both hands using a brush, and with the help of day-release prisoners and passers-by, a work has been created from many black dots that no one has (yet) sprayed over to this day.

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7.40 km