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Studierende genießen mit Card27 Kunst, Kultur und Natur zwölf Monate lang um nur 14,70 Euro

Ein besonderes Angebot zum Semesterbeginn: Die Card27 für Studierende gibt es jetzt für kurze Zeit um 30 Prozent günstiger – und zwar um 14,70 Euro statt 21 Euro. Studierende genießen damit zahlreiche Vorteile, wie zum Beispiel zwölf Monate lang freien Eintritt in alle Häuser und Ausstellungen des Universalmuseums Joanneum

Basisleistungen für zwölf Monate:

Freier Eintritt in alle Häuser und Ausstellungen des Universalmuseums Joanneum
Monat für Monat ein attraktiver Bonus
Kostenlose Zusendung des Monatsprogramms (per E-Mail oder Post)
Bis zu 10 Prozent auf Einkäufe in den Museumsshops
Ermäßigung auf Veranstaltungen der Museumsakademie

Und außerdem:

Freie Entlehnung von Büchern und elektronischen Medien der Steiermärkischen Landesbibliothek
Freier Eintritt in alle österreichischen Landesmuseen
Ermäßigter Eintritt: Graz Museum, Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, MUMOK Wien, Essl Museum Klosterneuburg, MdM Salzburg

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Andreas Schweiger

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