Schlossberg

Dom im Berg

Q: Why is the Dom im Berg worth visiting?

The Dom im Berg is one of the most extraordinary event venues in Europe. Hidden deep inside Graz’s Schlossberg, this spectacular space combines impressive rock architecture with state-of-the-art event technology and a unique atmosphere. Whether you attend a concert, theatre performance, conference or club event, the Dom im Berg offers an unforgettable experience inside the mountain.

Q: Where is the Dom im Berg located?

The Dom im Berg is located inside Graz’s Schlossberg . The main entrance is at Schlossbergplatz and can be reached via the Schlossberg Tunnel . Alternatively, visitors can enter from Karmeliterplatz or conveniently reach the venue via the Schlossberg Lift .

Q: Why is it called the "Dom im Berg"?

Although its name suggests otherwise, the Dom im Berg is not a church . The name refers to the impressive dimensions of the rock-carved hall, whose height and atmosphere resemble those of a cathedral. In reality, the Dom im Berg is a multifunctional venue for cultural, business and entertainment events.

Q: What events take place at the Dom im Berg?

The Dom im Berg hosts a wide variety of events , including concerts featuring different music genres, theatre performances, conferences, gala events, club nights, festivals and corporate functions. The venue is particularly well known for its electronic music events and its exceptional acoustics.

Q: Is the Dom im Berg accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes. The Dom im Berg is accessible . The most convenient way to reach the venue is via the Schlossberg Lift , which provides direct access to the event level. Detailed accessibility information is also available in the " Accessibility Information " PDF provided by Graz Tourism.

The Dom im Berg was built in 1999 and 2000 according to the concept and guiding idea of the artist Richard Kriesch as a multifunctional high-tech exhibition and event centre.

An underground space of 733 squaremetres and a height of eleven metres was created, which is embedded in the tunnel system of the Schlossberg. It was opened on the occasion of the Styrian State Exhibition ‘comm2000graz’, and it was one of the main venues for ‘Graz – European Capital of Culture’ in 2003. Since then, concerts, congresses, theatre, festivals and clubbing events have taken advantage of the special location in the heart of the city and deep in the rock. The Dom im Berg has made a name for itself as a unique venue for culture and events.

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Good to know

The Dom im Berg is one of the most extraordinary event venues in Europe. Hidden deep inside Graz’s Schlossberg, this spectacular space combines impressive rock architecture with state-of-the-art event technology and a unique atmosphere. Whether you attend a concert, theatre performance, conference or club event, the Dom im Berg offers an unforgettable experience inside the mountain.

The Dom im Berg is located inside Graz’s Schlossberg. The main entrance is at Schlossbergplatz and can be reached via the Schlossberg Tunnel. Alternatively, visitors can enter from Karmeliterplatz or conveniently reach the venue via the Schlossberg Lift.

Although its name suggests otherwise, the Dom im Berg is not a church. The name refers to the impressive dimensions of the rock-carved hall, whose height and atmosphere resemble those of a cathedral. In reality, the Dom im Berg is a multifunctional venue for cultural, business and entertainment events.

The Dom im Berg hosts a wide variety of events, including concerts featuring different music genres, theatre performances, conferences, gala events, club nights, festivals and corporate functions. The venue is particularly well known for its electronic music events and its exceptional acoustics.

Yes. The Dom im Berg is accessible. The most convenient way to reach the venue is via the Schlossberg Lift, which provides direct access to the event level. Detailed accessibility information is also available in the "Accessibility Information" PDF provided by Graz Tourism.

Yes. If you would like to discover this extraordinary venue without attending an event, you can explore the Dom im Berg through a virtual 360° tour. This offers a fascinating insight into its unique architecture inside the Schlossberg.