What to expect at Graz Airport?

Departing from Thalerhof Airport 1. Check-in online - Whether you are travelling with cabin bag only or hold luggage, please check in online. - You can check in online and print your boarding pass from 30 days and up to 2 hours before the scheduled departure of your flight. 2. Bag Drop - easyJet departs from the main departures terminal at Thalerhof Airport. - Our Bag Drop is located in departures area of the terminal building and is clearly visible with our orange branding.- You can drop your bags at any of our desks, which opens from 4.00am.- Once at the airport look for the 'Bag Drop' signs if you have bags to be placed in the hold. 3. Departures - The departure lounge is accessible once past central security search and from there you can access any of our gates. - Please view the flight information boards in the departure lounge for details of your gate. Arriving at Thalerhof Airport - On arrival you will be directed to the baggage collection and arrivals hall.- International arrivals from non-Schengen destinations are required to proceed through passport control before going to baggage collection and the arrivals hall.- Should you have any questions surrounding lost or damaged baggage our baggage team have a desk located immediately after passport control in the baggage hall. - Boarding starts 45 minutes before the time of departure; you can expect to be boarded into a pre-boarding room at certain departure gates.- If you are a passenger with reduced mobility please contact the dedicated staff through the interphones outside the terminal building or ask for assistance at a Bag Drop desk.For more detailed information refer to the airport terminal map .

Travelling from Graz Airport

Find a great deal on car rental from the airport with our car rental partner. By taxi Pre book your door-to-door airport transfers with our transfer partner Holiday Taxis. Airport hotels Take a look at our selection of comfortable and convenient airport hotels . More Information Find out more information on travelling to and from the airport including details on local bus and train services.

Checking in online for Graz Flights

Check-in online Remember to check in online and print your boarding pass for your flight. The service is free and is available from 30 days and up to 2 hours before the scheduled departure of your flight. Cabin bags only? If you only have cabin bags you can head straight to the departure gate. Remember to check in online 30 days and up to 2 hours before the scheduled departure and to print your boarding pass ready for your flight. Hold luggage If you have hold luggage, check in online and print your boarding pass, then once at the airport, take your bags to one of the easyJet 'Bag drop' desks located in the departure hall.

Special Assistance at Graz Airport

Need some help? If you have any specific needs or access requirements during your trip, you can request Special Assistance online through Manage Bookings or by calling our Special Assistance Team , no later than 48 hours before your scheduled departure time. On time We recommend arriving at the airport with plenty of time before you depart so you can get through security and find your boarding gate.

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Why go to Graz?

Graz is a city with many faces, a veritable mish mash of the beautifully old and the daringly new. The Schlossberg, a leafy green mountain smack bang in the middle of the city with a bell tower on its peak dominates the skyline surrounded by one of Europe’s best preserved old towns. By contrast, since being named as the European capital of cool in 2003, more cutting edge building projects have popped up along the skyline including the blue, a spaceship-looking Kuntshaus, dedicated to contemporary art and Murinsel – a multi-use playground in the middle of the Mur River.

This unusual cultural combination has been a fascination of tourists and even earned Graz the title of an Unesco City of Design, an accolade only anointed to a handful of other European cities. The famous Steirischer Herbst festival celebrates the city’s artistic side every September and October attracting thousands of tourists looking for a cultural hit. The plentiful cultural activities, restaurants and nightlife make it a perfect location for a weekend break. If you’re short on time soak up the view by taking the lift to the top of the Schlossberg or for those more inclined to relax, knock back a cold one in one of the city’s many 400-year-old taverns. For families, a trip on the Grazer Märchenbahn is worth exploring. It is a little train that runs through the tunnels of the Schlossberg while telling fairy tales in German. Be sure to pack a camera!

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Graz is a city with many faces, a veritable mish mash of the beautifully old and the daringly new. The Schlossberg, a leafy green mountain smack bang in the middle of the city with a bell tower on its peak dominates the skyline surrounded by one of Europe’s best preserved old towns. By contrast, since being named as the European capital of cool in 2003, more cutting edge building projects have popped up along the skyline including the blue, a spaceship-looking Kuntshaus, dedicated to contemporary art and Murinsel – a multi-use playground in the middle of the Mur River. This unusual cultural combination has been a fascination of tourists and even earned Graz the title of an Unesco City of Design, an accolade only anointed to a handful of other European cities. The famous Steirischer Herbst festival celebrates the city’s artistic side every September and October attracting thousands of tourists looking for a cultural hit. The plentiful cultural activities, restaurants and nightlife make it a perfect location for a weekend break. If you’re short on time soak up the view by taking the lift to the top of the Schlossberg or for those more inclined to relax, knock back a cold one in one of the city’s many 400-year-old taverns. For families, a trip on the Grazer Märchenbahn is worth exploring. It is a little train that runs through the tunnels of the Schlossberg while telling fairy tales in German. Be sure to pack a camera!
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