This was a really pleasant surprise. It is immediately adjacent to the Hofkirche and is an impressive collection of Tyrolean "stuff," from simple tools to beautifully-carved furniture to reconstructed Tyrolean "zimmer," rooms from Alpine homes that have been disassembled and re-assembled wihtin the Volkskunstmuseum. We got this as a package that included Hofkirche (next door) as well as the Ferdinandeum,... More

I really enjoyed visiting the museum, especially viewing the "Stuben". There are also lots of interesting artifacts to see. Also not to be missed is the church next door, which has the same entrance as the museum. More

My family of inveterate museum-goers visited here in 2002. I still think about this museum as one of the most interesting I have seen. The religious art is unusual - some of it grotesque, but culturally and historically important. The whole wooden rooms rebuilt inside the museum are an unusual and especially interesting feature. I would like to see it... More

If you are going to the Hofkirche, visit this as well. They are attached to each other. Wonderful examples of traditional costumes, carvings etc. Nicely displayed and organized. More

Great displays of rural homes from the middle ages. Excellent audio effects. Nice cafe. Church cloisters lovely More

The Tyrolean museum has a huge number of exhibits and artifacts--and we found most of it very interesting. They transferred entire rooms from old houses and set them up in the museum--my wife is especially interested in architecture and interior design, so these rooms really wowed her. More

Very well put together museum showing what life was like in old Tirol. Surprisingly, many of the tools, crafts, dishes, etc were similar to what you find in the Amish areas of the United States. The thing I liked the best were the rooms that they had taken out of old houses and had on display with the furniture &... More

This is a true gem in Innsbruck. I usually dont get to effusive about local museums but this one was great. Excellent view back into history of the area.....dont let the "folk" in the name throw you off. Well worth the visit and also has a cute cafe and gift shop. Do visit! More

the presentation was excellent, whole rooms of ancient farmhouses presented with knowledge and passion ...and many interesting, fascinating tools and pieces of art from everyday life on the country side!. WONDERFUL! More