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10th-century castle of Archduke Ferdinand II.
The Hoffkirche or Court Church of Maximilan I was built to house the tomb of Maximilian I and was completed in 1587. The tomb lies in the center of the church and remains empty because Maximilian was
With a roof covered with thousands of gilt copper roof tiles, the Golden Roof is a symbol of Innsbruck and overlooks the Herzog-Friedrichs... or the main street of the old town. The window and porch...
This is definitely worth a visit. The museum is interesting and hosts everything from classic paintings to the weapons the Tiroleans used in their battles for independence. It is also surrounded by...
Dom zu St. Jakob is a splendid example of the 18th century Baroque style. The interior was decorated by two brothers from Munich - Cosman Damian (painter) and Egid Quirin (sculptor). Above the...
A 400-year old bell foundry and museum of bell-making.
Standing in front of the town hall, this column celebrating the withdrawal of Bavarian troops in 1703 has become a tourist attraction. On top of this Corinthian column is a statue of the Virgin Mary...
This museum has a celebrated gallery of Flemish and Dutch master as well as popular Tyrolean art from the Gothic period.