Stroll through the medieval Old Town with its narrow streets, colorful buildings, and historic landmarks. The centerpiece is the Golden Roof, a stunning structure adorned with gilded copper tiles and built for Emperor Maximilian I.
A stunning structure adorned with gilded copper tiles, built for Emperor Maximilian I, located in the heart of the Old Town.
A Renaissance castle perched on a hill south of Innsbruck, featuring a collection of art, weapons, and curiosities, as well as the stunning Spanish Hall.
A historical residence of the Habsburg dynasty, offering opulent rooms and exhibits that provide a glimpse into Austria's imperial history.
A 16th-century church housing Emperor Maximilian I's tomb, surrounded by 28 life-sized bronze statues of his ancestors, and featuring a renowned Renaissance organ.
A modern architectural marvel and a landmark of Innsbruck, offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains, ideal for sports enthusiasts and photographers.
Located just outside Innsbruck, this attraction is ideal for visitors interested in luxurious and artistic crystal designs, featuring exhibitions and a shop for unique souvenirs.
One of Austria's oldest museums, offering insights into Tyrol's art and cultural history, with collections including artifacts from the Alps and exhibits on regional history.
A bustling street perfect for dining and admiring architecture, featuring boutiques, cafes, and landmarks like the Triumphal Arch.
Accessible via the Nordkettenbahn cable car, offering stunning views and activities like hiking, skiing, and mountaineering, with the Alpenzoo located nearby.
