Tyrolean Regional Museum in Innsbruck: photos, reviews

About

Every city takes pride in its local history museum, as it plays a crucial role in introducing tourists and visitors to the unique characteristics and notable residents of the region. The Tyrolean Provincial Museum in Innsbruck has been gathering its exhibits over several centuries, so today it can boast several thematic halls and diverse exhibitions. The museum houses a rich library that includes first editions, as well as historical city archives. A separate wing of the building is dedicated to graphics, masterpieces of painting and engraving - these collections are generous donations or gifts.

Undoubtedly, exploring the lands of Tyrol should start with this museum, gradually acquainting with the art, cultural heritage, and history of the region.

Price

2 EUR

Features

Free Wi-Fi, Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Innsbruck Museumstraße

Bus stop 192 m walk

Innsbruck Meinhardstraße

Bus stop 139 m walk

Innsbruck Bozner Platz

Bus stop 225 m walk

Innsbruck Treffpunkt Museum

Bus stop 264 m walk

4.4

based on 814 reviews

Google

4.4/5 814 reviews

P. Aspiazu

A must visit in your visit, the tomb of emperor Maximillian I is an incredible experience.

Handan Bao

🌟The music room and the self-portrait room are two must-sees. 🌟Charming architecture. Not overtly ornate, by Austrian standards, but offers a rare mixture of tranquility and adventure.

Chris Effenberg

Tolles Gebäude, aber leider bis 2027 geschlossen.

Tyrolean Regional Museum in Innsbruck

About

Price

Features

How to get here?

Reviews and Ratings