Styria is the second largest federal state of Austria, with a capital of Graz and population of 1.2 million people called "Steirer". It has an area of 16,392 square kilometers and consists of 17 districts, with the highest mountain being Dachstein at 2,995 meters. Graz is the capital city and features a famous clocktower. The districts are named after their largest cities, which include Bad Radkersburg, Feldbach, and Leibnitz. Popular sights include castles, thermal baths, museums, and natural areas, while the local cuisine features items like firebeans, chocolate, pumpkin seed oil, and wine.

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2. Styria – basicinformation2nd largestfederalstateof AustriaCapital: GrazInhabitants: 1.2 millionpeoplecalled „Steirer“Area: 16392 km² (or 6329 sq mi)17 districtsHighestmountain: Dachstein 2995 meters

3. GrazGraz isthecapitalofStyria. A veryfamoussightisthe „Grazer Uhrturm“(clocktower)

4. Districts

5. Winter tourism „Dachstein“ is the highest mountain of the „Dachsteinmassiv“ and is a very popular place for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding.

6. NatureIn Styria are a lot of lakes and rivers, sourrounded by beautiful forests and mountains.

7. Cities Every districtisnamed after thebiggestcity.These arethecitiesBad RadkersburgFeldbachand Leibnitz.

8. SightsCastlesThermesMuseumsNatureTherme LoipersdorfRiegersburg CastleHerberstein Castle

9. FoodfirebeansZotterchoclateTürkensterzKernöl (oil)wine

10. AnimalsA lotofdeerlives in theforests.Thereare a lotofcows, whichareownedbythefarmers.