Austria Tyrol Innsbruck

Tyrol's capital city has it all, from castles and a casino to winter sports, parks, historic churches, and plenty of museums.

Explore cultural traditions of centuries past in exhibits that range from everyday objects, to masks and costumes, to religious art.

Explore the historic heart of Innsbruck, from the beauty of the quintessential Gothic architecture and the sublime Alpine setting.

Hidden in this Gothic 16C church is the world famous Mausoleum of Emperor Maximilian, built at the height of Austrian decadence.

Dedicated to history and art from around the world, this excellent museum features artifacts and arwork from prehistory to today.

Visit the Silver Chapel built by Ferdinand II, and admire the beauty of the silver Madonna from which the church gets its name.

A monument to Olympic ski-jumping competitions, this modern structure by maverick architect Zaha Hadid offers spectacular views.

The Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum houses a mix of celebrated Dutch and Flemish artwork from the Gothic era

Discover the jewel of Innsbruck and marvel at the Renaissance palace of Empress Maria Theresa with its beautiful Baroque facade.

The Maria Theresien Strasse offers unparalleled views of Innbruck's Old Town and Nordkette's slopes in a unique Baroque setting.

Explore how Ferdinand II converted Ambras Castle into this sublime Renaissance Palace, adorned with rare medieval portraits.

Experience the natural beauty of Austria's indigenous creatures and admire spectacular panoramic views of Innsbruck.

Visit this exceptionally beautiful 18C house, adorned with Rococo facing and archetypal Austrian architecture.

Considered the city's most iconic landmark, this 16C gold roof was buildt by Emperor Maximilian I in honor of his wedding.

Rebuilt in the 1700s and decorated by the finest Rococo artists of the age, the basilica is rich in artistic architectural beauty.