1. Tyrolean Folk Art Museum
Tyrolean Folk Art Museum
This museum is acclaimed as one of the 'most beautiful museums in Europe.' The main building is designed in Renaissance style, while the arcaded courtyard is a typical masterpiece. The museum houses precious items rich in Alpine regional ethnic characteristics, including living rooms of traditional homes, ethnic costumes, masks, and nativity cribs. The numerous exhibits here tell the vibrant history and culture of the local area.
2. Tyrol State Museum
Ferdinandeum Museum
The Tyrol State Museum mainly showcases the history of European music and artistic achievements. Additionally, the museum houses numerous Gothic sculptures and group sculptures. Here, you can gain an in-depth understanding of European historical culture. It is a place well worth visiting.
3. Grassmayr Bell Museum
Grassmayr Glockenmuseum
This bell museum showcases the tradition of family bell-making, displaying a range of famous Gothic bell samples. It helps visitors understand simple sound systems and complex sounding instruments. In the museum, visitors will have the opportunity to delve into the history of bells and learn about the important role clocks play in Western culture.
4. Kaiserjäger Museum
Kaiserjäger Museum
The Kaiserjäger Museum is a well-known comprehensive museum located in Innsbruck. The only drawback is that the transportation is somewhat inconvenient, but if you happen to be passing by, it is recommended to visit.
