Bruck an der Mur is one of the historical and economic centres of the region. The city combines a lively history with modern infrastructure, extensive educational opportunities and a high quality of life – urban, close to nature and well connected.
Childcare & education
Kindergartens, schools, music schools and vocational training – Bruck offers education for all ages, centralised and diverse.
Traffic hub
With a cutting-edge railway station, bus terminal and direct access to the motorway, all routes lead to Bruck an der Mur and can take you anywhere from here fast – even without your own car. The Austrian Federal Railway (ÖBB) offers car-sharing at the bus terminal. And on Saturday nights, the night bus takes all night owls home safely – from 22:00 to 05:00.
Medical centre
Specialist doctors, health centres, the Hochsteiermark Regional Hospital and pharmacies make Bruck a healthcare hub of the region.
Counselling for newcomers
The Immigration Management Department of the City of Bruck an der Mur is the central point of contact for new arrivals from Austria and abroad. Counselling is free and personal. Arrange your individual appointment to arrive now!
Living in Bruck an der Mur
Bruck an der Mur combines the advantages of a modern city with the convenience of the countryside. Ask the municipality office about current housing offers. Learn more about Housing and building in the region here.
Bruck an der Mur has culture, sport and a sense of community in its DNA. From a stroll through the old town to the mountain summit, from the indoor swimming pool to the town festival – here you can celebrate your leisure time! Clubs, events and natural spaces create quality of life for everyone.
City life & events
Old town markets, festivals and concerts in the “Kornmesserhaus” or on the main square enliven the whole year. Numerous boutiques have popped up around the main square, inviting you to take a stroll.
Schlossberg
Bruck an der Mur’s Castle Hill is a popular excursion destination with a panoramic view, literature trail, clock tower, cannon hut and a café. At night, the ruins light up in changing colours depending on the temperature. It is also a venue for numerous events.
Mur Island
The Mur Island is a green city oasis with sports fields, an outdoor pool, playgrounds and a traffic education garden – ideal for families, young people and anyone looking for relaxation in the centre of the city.
Weitental
Bruck Weitental is a nature retreat to get fresh energy, hike, cycle and a great place for families. In addition to a 64 km long MTB network, the nature conservation centre provides state-of-the-art care for owls, birds of prey and wild animals.
Around Bruck an der Mur
Whether family cycling, long-distance hiking or mountain biking – recreation is big in and around Bruck an der Mur. Find out what the region has to offer in terms of tourism at Regional tourism.
Bruck an der Mur is an important labour and training location. From industry to administration to tourism, the city offers numerous job opportunities – complemented by short distances, great childcare and an attractive mix of industrial sectors.
Employers
Short distances and good infrastructure make for a flexible working life – get to know the regional employers.
Job portal
Industry, trade, the public sector and care facilities offer employment with development potential.
Apprentices portal
Vocational schools, training centres and cooperation with universities give Bruck a head start into the future.