Rudolph's Fountain in Innsbruck: photos, reviews

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The Rudolf Fountain is not just a refined decoration of the city, but also the principal symbol of the unification of the Tyrol and Austria lands. Installed in the colorful Bozner Square in honor of the 500th anniversary, this fountain-monument depicts Duke Rudolf IV, who played a crucial role in the annexation of the Tyrolean region - with his cunning, the ruler persuaded Margaret Maultasch to transfer the rights of ownership of the Tyrolean County. For the seven years of his reign, this member of the Habsburg family pursued the policy of uniting lands, for which he was honored with such an attractive monument in the Tyrol's capital.

The bronze sculpture, about 2 meters high, was crafted by the renowned sculptor Friedrich Schmidt and harmoniously complements the complex structure of the fountain, being located in the central district of the city.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Innsbruck Meinhardstraße

Bus stop 187 m walk

Innsbruck Bozner Platz

Bus stop 31 m walk

Innsbruck Wilhelm-Greil-Straße Ersatzhaltestelle

Bus stop 211 m walk

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Lukáš Jelšík

Der von 1873 bis 1877 errichtete Brunnen zeigt ein überlebensgroßes Standbild Herzog Rudolfs IV. und erinnert an die Vereinigung Tirols mit Österreich im Jahr 1363... Der Brunnen steht unter Denkmalschutz in der Mitte des Bozner Platzes...

Анатолій Вербицький

Милий дракона з непрацюючим фонтаном(

Benjamin

Spitzen Platz zum im Winter Döner speisen

Rudolph's Fountain in Innsbruck

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