Bruck an der Mur - Austrian town, located in the federal state of Styria. The city was founded in 1263 by King of Bohemia Otokar II.

Bruck an der Mur was an important medieval trading center specializing in working with metal. This reminds located on the central square of the unique ancient well of the 17th century with a twisted wrought iron canopy. Nearby is the town hall with vaulted galleries.

The parish church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary is kept forged metal door to the sacristy in 1500 - a unique example of local blacksmiths.

From the 15th century, the city has a beautiful Gothic cathedral Ruprehtkirhe decorated with frescoes on the theme of the Last Judgment (16 in.). It is located next to the town cemetery, close to the historic city center. The center also houses the famous house Kornmezerhaus - Venetian-style building, built in the 15th century for a wealthy ironmonger.

In 1792 the city suffered a terrible fire, which burned 166 houses, including Castle Landskron. However, with the ruins of the castle, located at the hill Schlossberg, it offers a very picturesque view of the city.

In the main square of the city are the old buildings is an interesting tourist attraction.

Due to its excellent location between Mariatstselem and Graz, Bruck an der Mur is convenient for tourists traveling through Austria.