Diözesanmuseum Graz
The Diözesanmuseum Graz is the museum of the Diocese of Graz-Seckau and the monument-preservation office of the Styrian Catholic Church. Founded in 1932 on the initiative of Prince-Bishop Ferdinand Pawlikowsky and its first curator, Johannes Mandl, it has been housed since 2010 in the Graz Priesterseminar after relocating from the former Minorite monastery. It shows sacred art, folk traditions, religion and society, and has held Austria's Museum Quality Seal continuously since 2002.
Now on view
3 exhibitions
One Heart and One Soul
Proverbs and idioms from the BibleProverbs, winged words and idioms make our language and our communication more vivid, humorous and understandable. Up to 100...
Holy Helpers in Everyday Life
Concrete help from heaven. People often turn to specific helpers from heaven with their everyday problems. Why do we still need saints today? Do these intercessors help...
Church Art Treasures
The newly designed permanent exhibition showcases the museum's treasures. Particularly outstanding artworks of Styrian church art from the Romanesque period to the present day are on display. Among...