Leibnitz.

Leibnitz is a historic market town where Roman heritage meets modern wine tourism, serving as the northern gateway to the South Styrian Wine Road. The ancient Roman settlement of Flavia Solva, discovered nearby, reveals the area's 2,000-year history, with archaeological finds displayed in local museums. Perched above the town, Schloss Seggau, a bishops' castle and wine estate, offers both historical architecture and excellent wines with panoramic views over the wine country. The town itself has a lively market atmosphere, with cafes, shops, and weekly markets creating an active center. Its position between Graz and the wine regions makes Leibnitz a perfect base for exploring both city culture and the vineyard landscapes of South Styria.