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Sankt Radegund bei Graz (short: St. Radegund or just Radegund) is a municipality with 2160 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022) in Styria at the foot of the Schöckl about 15 kilometers northeast of Graz. Sankt Radegund bei Graz is located in the Grazer Bergland in eastern Styria about 15 km north of the provincial capital Graz. 

Culture and sights

    Calvary: The St. Radegund Calvary is considered one of the most beautiful folk calvaries in Austria. The path leads past 22 station chapels, whose building sites were first won by rock blasting, up to the crucifixion group and Calvary Church. The second large building houses the Holy Staircase, whose 14 marble steps, furnished with relics, may only be climbed on the knees.
    Novystein: The Novystein is a 20 meter high obelisk, which stands on a 910 m high hill. It was erected in 1883 for the spa physician Dr. Gustav Novy and bears the dedication "To the benefactor of many sufferers, the great master Gustav Novy, by grateful spa guests".
    Parish Church: The present parish church is a late Gothic building from 1490-1513, with late Gothic frescoes above the side altars and a Gothic reticulated ribbed vault on the ceiling. The church is dedicated to St. Radegundis. The first impression of the parish church suggests that it may have been a former fortification.
    Ehrenfels Ruin: Ehrenfels Castle was first mentioned in 1229. It served the Ehrenfelsers (from the family of the Lords of Graz)[2] as a residence and to fortify their possessions around Graz. The ruins are now privately owned and can only be visited from the outside.

Spring paths

The St. Radegund spring paths connect 22 spring wells, which were established in the 19th century. Many of the springs bear the first names of the noble ladies of the spa society, such as Bertha, Melanie, Katharina springs.

The Hungarian Madonna fountain shrine was donated by Hungarian spa guests in gratitude for healing successes. It bears a replica of the Hungarian royal crown (St. Stephen's crown).
Sport

Sankt Radegund and the Schöckl form a popular recreation area for the population of Graz.

In the municipality there are numerous sports facilities - especially in the nature: Hiking (the Styrian Mariazell Trail runs through the municipality), winter sports, paragliding, horseback riding, mountain biking, tobogganing, downhill skiing, disc golf.