With its historic buildings, UNESCO World Cultural Heritage city center, the clock tower, and the famous Eggenberg Palace, the city of Graz is one of the best-preserved historical cities in Europe. This makes it the perfect mix between city break and outdoor adventure, and ideal for road trips with an RV. Rent your camper van or RV in Graz today and start planning your next European vacation!
Graz
Address
Maggstraße 19
8042 Graz
Austria
Getting to the station
From Central Station: Take the S3 or REX train from Graz Main Station to Szentgotthard/Fehring Bahnhof. Exit at Graz Liebenau Murpark Station. From there, take Bus 75 towards Center Ost and exit at Maggstraße Station.
From the Airport:Take Bus 630 to Graz Puntigam Bahnhof and exit at Feldkirchen Gemeindeamt. Then, take Bus 660 to Pachern Zentrum and exit at Kreisverkehr D. Finally, take Bus 75 to Liebenau and exit at Maggstraße Station.
Parking information
There is free parking on street. Parking is at your own risk.
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Graz is the perfect starting point for your hiking or skiing vacation in Austria. Coined with titles such as “The City of Design” and “European Capital of Culture,” it’s worth planning a day trip to the beautiful city of Graz. The combination of a historic city with stunning mountain panoramas and picturesque countryside makes this an ideal destination for an RV road trip in Austria. Our guide below on renting a camper van or Class B RV in Graz will help you plan your perfect trip.
Our roadsurfer RVs come fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable and hassle-free road trip. Enjoy a smooth drive with built-in navigation, unwind on a spacious bed, and take advantage of a fully stocked kitchen box—including a pot, pan, tableware, glasses, utensils, mugs, and a French press for your morning coffee. Every rental also includes an outdoor table and camping chairs so you can make the most of your time outside. The only things you need to bring are your own bedding or sleeping bag and your sense of adventure. Prefer to pack light? You can reserve a comforter and find more equipment options when you book your RV.
U.S. citizens do not need a visa for short tourist visits to Austria. Here’s what you should know before your trip:
There are two parking zones in Graz, a blue zone and a green zone. In the blue zone, you’ll find paid parking on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. You can park in a blue zone for a maximum of 3 hours. In green zones, you can park continuously for several days (weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.), and on Saturdays you can park here free of charge.
For a visit to the city center, the Schlossberg multi-story parking garage or the Kastner & Öhler underground parking lot are ideal.
Make sure to return your campervan rental with a full tank of diesel and refill AD-Blue. The nearest Gas station to our Graz Station is:
Please note: The AdBlue service station information provided is for guidance only and is provided without warranty of any kind; customers are advised to check the information for accuracy on their own responsibility, as roadsurfer assumes no liability for the accuracy or timeliness of the information.
At the beginning of your journey, you’ll want to fill up the fresh water tank, and don’t forget to empty the grey water before returning your camper van rental at the Graz roadsurfer station. The below campground offers these services and is only an 15-minute drive away:
The best time to rent a camper van in Graz is between May and September. The weather is ideal for exploring the city as well as for outdoor excursions into the surrounding countryside. There are tons of water activities on the Mur, such as rafting, paddling, canoeing, and much more. If you love winter sports, consider traveling to Graz in December when you can go skiing and enjoy a cozy Christmas atmosphere or in January when the slopes are empty and there is plenty of fresh snow.
