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Semriach is a market town on the north side of the Schöckl in the district of Graz-Umgebung in Styria. Semriach is located about 25 km north of the provincial capital Graz on a high plateau, the Semriacher Becken in the Grazer Bergland in eastern Styria.
Culture and sights
The art gallery K2 was built by the Semriach artist Christian Eisenberger. Exhibitions are held here at regular intervals.
In the new fire station a fire department museum was established, which shows numerous equipment of the Semriach volunteer fire department since 1891.
The parish church of Semriach was built from 1505 to 1515. It is located on the same site as its Romanesque predecessor, built around 1100, which was demolished at the end of the 15th century. The church is built in baroque style and was last renovated in 1987. The baroque altar had to be replaced by a neo-gothic high altar in 1896.
On the Krienzerkogel, you can visit a Roman-era burial mound uncovered in 1962. It is the only preserved Roman grave in Austria.
On the so-called Hausberg southwest of the Kesselfallklamm gorge are the sparse remains of Luginsland Castle, also called Ruin Luegg. The castle was owned by the Counts of Pfannberg in the Middle Ages.
Natural monuments
Lurgrotte, Austria's largest stalactite cave with the largest free-hanging stalactite in the world.
Kesselfallklamm: bridges, ladders and footbridges lead through the gorge to the numerous waterfalls. Next to the gorge exists a breakthrough, which is called Steintor because of its shape.
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