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Ready to look into the past and learn about the heritage of this fascinating city? We list historic homes, plantations, battlegrounds, and churches that are rich in history and provide for an educational travel diversion.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Domplatz 6, Innsbrück, AT 6020
This monumentally beautiful church dates from the early 18th century and features an array of artistic enhancements. View the Baroque painting of the Madonna dating from the 16th century and the breathtaking painted ceilings.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Herzog Friedrich Strasse 15, Innsbrück, AT 6020
This golden-roofed, historic building was built by Duke Friedrich in 1420. The balcony was added in the 16th century by King Maximilian as a location from which to watch parades and events. The building currently houses royal memorabilia from the reign of Maximilian.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Herzog Friedrich Strasse 10, Innsbrück 6020
This blue-and-white Gothic structure was restored in Rococo style in the 18th century. Excellent example of classical period architectural flourishes.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Rennweg 1, Innsbrück, AT 6020
One of the most important historic buildings in the city, this former palace of Maximilian I stands as a testament to the great ruler's reign. Interesting rooms include the Giant's Hall, reception hall, and early portrait of Queen Maria Theresa's daughter, doomed French Queen Marie Antoinette.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Universitätsstrasse 2, Innsbrück, AT 6020
This church was built by Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I to house the remains of Emperor Maximilian I. Punctuated by Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles. View the 13 statues of the Habsburg protectors that stand in the great church.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Schloss Strasse 20, Innsbrück, AT 6020
This suburban castle was built for Archduke Ferdinand II and his non-royal wife. Set amid trees and natural vistas, the house is a wonderland of style and design. Interesting tours show first hand the lives of Habsburg nobility.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: next to the Volkskunst Museum, Innsbrück, AT
This 1587 church was built by Ferdinand for his wife. The church is home to a large silver statue of the Madonna. Interesting items held by the church include armor worn by Ferdinand and a beautiful 16th century organ.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Salurner Strasse, Innsbrück, AT 6010
This stunning arch was built in 1765 to commemorate the royal family, specifically Emperors Leopold II and Franz I. The arch stands as a testament to the power and austerity of the Habsburgs.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Haymongasse 6, Innsbrück, AT 6020
Built in the mid 1700's, this beautiful Rococo church is one of the more famous in Austria. Built in Wilten, which the site of an ancient Roman town, the basilica is noted for its interiors and religious art, including the statue "Our Lady Under the Four Columns." A must see for the visitor to the city.
Category: Historic Sites - Innsbruck Attractions & Activities
Address: Haymongasse 1, Innsbrück, AT 6020
This abbey of Wilten, which was once an ancient Roman town, was built in the 1650's. While not as ornate as the basilica, it offers visitors a rich look at Renaissance Christian architecture. Damaged during World War II, the church still stands as a symbol of the rich history of Innsbrück.
