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The second largest federal state in Austria
Styria is the second-largest federal land in Austria. It is situated in the southeast of the country and is bordered by Slovenia and several other Austrian regions such as Burgenland, Salzburg, Upper Austria, Lower Austria and Carinthia. The capital of the federal land is Graz, which is the second most populous Austrian city.Styria occupies an area of 16,392 sq. km, with many ski resorts and national parks in the northern and the western extensions of the land. Major cities of Styria include Graz, Leibnitz, Leoben, Kapfenberg, Bruck, Feldbach, Knittelfeld and Weiz.
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Widespread use of innovations
The economic concept of Styria is a regional specialization. The main attention is paid to green tech, mobility and life sciences. Plant construction, microelectronics, logistics, timber and creative industries are other innovative directions for Styria.
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The production of high-quality wines
The region does not produce wine in large quantities, but Styria offers a wide range of wines for every taste. About 75% of its production here are white wines. Styria is known for Sauvignon Blanc wines, in which the high quality is a result of the warm Mediterranean climate in the region.
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«The green heart» of Austria
Styria is the green heart of Austria. Approximately 60% of the area is covered with forests, with the Alps located in the north of the federal state
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Various entertainment destinations
Some of them are Schlossberg, the Landeszeughaus museum and Red Bull Ring auto racing tracks.