⛪ Graz Cathedral

Graz Cathedral, also called St. Giles' Cathedral, is the Roman Catholic cathedral of the Diocese of Graz–Seckau in Graz, Austria. It is dedicated to Saint Giles (Ägidius), the patron saint of Graz, and serves as the seat of the bishop. The church was originally built between 1438 and 1462 as the Hofkirche of Emperor Frederick III in the Gothic style, and later served as the Jesuit collegiate and university church from 1577 to 1773, during which period it was modified in the Baroque style.