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Innsbruck, Hofburg Innsbruck
Hofburg Innsbruck - Day ticket
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Highlights
- You will see Empress Maria Theresa's state rooms and the faithfully restored 19th century apartment of Empress Elisabeth.
- The new furniture collection area includes rare chairs from the period of Maria Theresa, which were discovered by chance, as well as many other valuable exhibits.
Hofburg Innsbruck - Day ticket
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The Imperial Palace Innsbruck combo ticket lets you visit both the “Maximilian I ” exhibition, and the Palace’s Imperial Apartments.
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Description
Like Schönbrunn Palace and the Vienna Hofburg, it is one of Austria's most important historical buildings. A visit to the Imperial Apartments in the Innsbruck Hofburg is like a journey through time and the history of art.
The Innsbruck Hofburg, formerly the residence of Emperor Maximilian, owes its appearance as we see it today to Maria Theresa. The rococo facade, the Court Chapel and the State Rooms reflect her tastes.
Maria Theresa's state rooms
After the death of her husband, the Empress had the palace furnished as a memorial. In the Giant's Hall the portraits of her 16 children are a demonstration of the fertility and political power of an exceptional monarch.
Apartment of Empress Elisabeth
The Inner Apartment was refurbished for Empress Elisabeth, also known as Sisi,in the middle of the 19th century. The living rooms, which were used more by Emperor Franz Joseph than his wife, have been preserved as a historical ensemble in the style of the Second Rococo.
Courtly furniture
The new furniture collection area includes rare chairs from the period of Maria Theresa, which were discovered by chance, as well as original chairs made by the Innsbruck Court Joiner Johann Geyr, bentwood furniture made by the Thonet brothers and servants' chairs.
Past and present
Themed rooms where short films, documents, photos and video interviews can be seen offer insights into historical caesuras and surprising lines of continuity.
Ticket-Details
Tickets are valid for one year from the day of issue.
The ticket is for one visit to the Imperial Apartments of Innsbruck Hofburg.
Free admission for children and young people up to the age of 19.
Opening hour
The Innsbruck Hofburg is open daily from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. including on national holidays. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
Please refer to our website to check for dates when the Hofburg is closed for events or for maintenance, cleaning and restoration work: www.hofburg-innsbruck.at
The Imperial Palace in Innsbruck is closed on the following days:
Wednesday, May 3 to Wednesday, May 24, 2023 (Maximilian1 closed)
Monday, May 8, (closed from 15:30 p.m., last admission 15:00 p.m.)
Wednesday, May 24, 2023 (Maximilian1 closed; Imperial Apartments closed from 13:00 p.m., last admission 12:30 a.m.)
Monday, August 14th 2023
Tuesday, August 15th 2023
Sunday, August 20th 2023 closed from 4 p.m.
Saturday, September 30th 2023 (Imperial Apartments are closed.; Maximilian1 exhibition is open)
November 1st-8th 2023 closed
Closing month 2024:
January 8th 2024 to February 4th 2024 (due to revision work)
Further Information
Barrier-free access: The Imperial Apartments are accessible via ramps and/or lift.
