January to December:
09:00 am to 05:00 pm
last admission 04:30 pm
Subject to change
Hofburg – Innsbruck’s Imperial Palace
One of the most important cultural buildings in Austria
In the same way Hofburg and Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna are iconic buildings, Innsbruck’s Imperial Palace plays in a class of its own as well. These three are the most important historical buildings of their kind in Austria. Emperor Maximilian I was responsible for the completion of Innsbruck’s Imperial Palace in 1519.
A historical sight
SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck holders can follow along the stately path of the historic sights in Innsbruck. The state rooms with the Guard Hall, the Giants’ Hall, which is the most important festival hall in Western Austria, and the Salon provide insight into the rich treasures of bygone ages. The magnificent staircase houses a collection of portraits of the Habsburgs.
The Imperial Apartments, the South Tower, the chapel, and the chapel vestibule take you back to imperial times. The "Gothic Cellar" impresses with its vault and is a popular venue to this day. Additionally, hundreds of exhibits in the museum shed light on life at court.
