I really enjoyed my visits to this farmers’ market, which is open from 6 am until 1 pm on weekdays and Saturdays. While it’s mainly fresh produce, you’ll find some of the stalls selling items to take away, such as local wines and pumpkin oil, and it’s nice to be able to buy directly from the producers and cut out the middleman. In operation since 1569 (although only in its current location since the 19th century), this is Graz’s oldest bakery.

Heading east along Hofgasse you’ll pass the Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax, the oldest bakery in Graz. Initially located in another part of the city, the bakery moved to its current location in 1880 and received a title of the Imperial and Royal Warrant of Appointment in 1888, thanks to the quality of its products recognised by Its Imperial patrons. The stunning carved wooden shopfront was made by Graz carpenter Anton Irschik in 1896.

Located in the heart of Austria’s second-largest city, Graz, lies an authentic piece of history that has been serving its community for centuries – The Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax Bakery. Established in 1569 during the reign of Emperor Maximilian II, this bakery is not only the oldest one in Graz but also holds the title as being the oldest still-operating bakery in all of Austria.

Lastly, a desire to grab a quick bite to eat anytime during the day, especially in the morning, could lead you to the oldest of bakeries in Graz that has existed in this exact location for over 450 years!. I tasted a sweet pastry called Mandelecke (Almond ‘corner’) – it was rich and delicious, and oh-so-satisfying. Exactly what my sweet tooth craved.

Since 1569, Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax is the oldest bakery in Graz — in fact, in all of Austria — that’s still in operation. Make your way to Hofgasse Street in the pedestrian zone and look for one of the most fascinating carved wooden building facades you’ll ever see. As you get close they might be baking bread and the aroma will guide you.

Founded in 1569, Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax is the oldest operating bakery in Graz. It’s famous for its unique wooden shop facade on Hofgasse Street, but don’t let that deceive you, it’s not only the shopfront that’s amazing!. Here you can try all sorts of Austrian and Styrian pastries and desserts, like a Mozart Kugel.

Discover a delightful surprise with a Too Good To Go basket from Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax in Graz, Austria. Indulge in freshly baked bread, pastries, and sweet treats made with the finest ingredients. Located at Hofgasse 6, this traditional bakery offers a variety of delicious goodies that are too good to resist.

Pop into Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax for a fair share of history with your baked goods. Graz’s oldest bakery once provided food for the royal court, and its unbelievably elegant exterior will stop you in your tracks. Be on the lookout for a storefront with intricately inlaid wood under a thick, opinionated font.

The city's oldest bakery was awarded the title "Imperial and Royal Court Bakery" in 1888. The impressive oak portal with the double-headed eagle, is still preserved from the time of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. Don't miss to taste the delicacies inside the bakery.

Älteste Bäckerei der Stadt, aufwendig geschnitzte Fassade im Zuckerbäckerstil. Direkt daneben ist eine Bar, in der man am Abend mit Blick auf die Fassade gut etwas trinken kann. Hofbäckerei Eddeger-Tax, Hofgasse 6, 8010 Graz – Google Maps

Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax, established in 1569, is Austria’s oldest bakery. Located in Graz, the bakery is known for its traditional Austrian pastries and breads, produced using high-quality ingredients and time-honored techniques.

Hofbackerei Edegger-Tax: Located near the corner of Sporgasse and Hofgasse, is the oldest bakery in Graz. It has a wonderful wooden façade with a gilded double-headed eagle. They have wonderful breads, pastries and cookies.

Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax: You can't visit Austria and not leave with some sweets to take back with you. Stock up on all things sweets at the oldest bakery in Graz. I would suggest grabbing some Linzer cookies for the road.

Als ich die Hofbäckerei betrat, lugte ich in den Konditoreibereich. Alle Tische waren besetzt, aber keiner von Emil Kisch. Enttäuscht stellte ich mich zur Vitrine und wartete, bis ich an der Reihe war.

OK, since it opened its doors in 1569 it’s hard to claim it’s new on the scene. But Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax is definitely worth popping in to taste the sugar-dusted history of the city.

Founded in 1569 you can’t miss the gorgeous wooden façade on Hofgasse. I defy you to pass by!. Step inside and discover a glorious display of chocolates, cakes and baked goods.

Hofbäckerei Edegger-Tax (Hofgasse 6) is one of the oldest bakeries in Graz. They have nicely presented bags of Austrian traditional cookies.