When we visited there was renovation work being carried out on the front façade but once through the protective walkway the interior is beautiful and certainly worth the visit with the bonus that it's free. Recommended.

Very nice, but not extraordinary in terms of churches in Europe. There is a very high standard when you visit churches in this part of the world. Worth a visit if you have time.

Located near the centre of Innsbruck, this is an 18th century-designed Catholic cathedral in the Baroque style. Heavily ornate with lots of curves and swirls and angels with trumpets. Not really my kind of thing at all, but at least it’s reasonably light inside –...More

This church was beautiful on the inside. We timed our visit to be able to hear the carillon play at 12:15. We enjoyed hearing the music. The entrance is free, but there is a charge of 1 euro to take photos.

You walk into this massive Cathedral and just go "Wow," The architecture is spectacular as well as the murals on the ceiling. It is a really beautiful church. Don't forget to look up and see the organ!

The St. Jacobs Cathedral dates back to the 12th century. Due to 16th and 17th century earthquakes, the cathedral was rebuilt in the 17th century in its current Baroque style. The outside is already impressive, but the interior is awesome. The stucco and the ceiling...More

They were working on the outside when I was there so there was lots of scaffolding up but the outside is pretty bland compared to how gorgeous it is on the inside. They don’t build churches like this anymore.