Parkhouse, Graz

Parkhouse, nestled in the heart of Graz's Stadtpark (City Park), stands as a vibrant emblem of the city's nightlife and social scene. Designed by the renowned architect Hans Hönel in 1928, the building originally served a different purpose before being reborn as the Parkhouse nightclub in 1996. Adjacent to the historic walls of Old Town Graz, it offers a picturesque setting that blends architectural heritage with the city's contemporary cultural pulse.

For decades, Cafe Parkhouse has been a cornerstone of the Grazer Stadtpark, offering a welcoming space for artists, the liberal scene, and anyone in between to gather, chat, and enjoy live music in a relaxed atmosphere. The pavilion's design, complemented by a scenic patio shaded by large trees, provides a perfect backdrop for both day and night activities. Known for its quality coffee, friendly staff, and overall inviting ambiance, Parkhouse has established itself as an ideal venue for meeting friends, old and new.

The charm of Parkhouse is further enhanced by its views of the medieval walls and castle moat of Old Town Graz, creating a serene pond-like setting that guests can admire. This unique combination of historic scenery, quality drinks, including their notable cappuccinos, and a lively social environment makes Parkhouse a distinguished landmark in Graz's urban landscape.