List of castles, palaces and residences in Tyrol

Hofburg in Innsbruck , 1495 (Albrecht Dürer)

This list contains castles and locks B, b , residential towers T, t , residences A, a and ruins R, r in Tirol (today's state in Austria) by location. Some fortresses, bishops' residences, Palais P and villas V, v , which were noble seats , are also included. As far as is known, the noble families who had their headquarters in the buildings are also included in the list.

In the listed objects is the building type ( type ) with capital letters , with not listed properties with lower case letters written.

The list was drawn up based on the Tyrolean List of Historic Monuments.

For the South Tyrolean buildings see: List of castles, palaces and residences in South Tyrol

list

Surname	local community	Type	Period	Genders	annotation
Krippach	Absam	B.	13th century - today	Krippach crib	first Obristmajerhof, administrative seat for the Augsburg monastery
Melans	Absam	A.	around 1300 – today	Vegler, Fieger, Zott, Riccabona	Chapel consecrated in 1516, expanded in the 19th century
Allmayer-Beck	Aldrans	A.			Note: right next to Landhaus at Bahnhofweg 2
Brandthausen Brandhausen	Aldrans	A.	16th century - today	Prantl, Messerschmid, Peterlunger, Neupauer	Brandlhof, mentioned in 1312, raised to a noble seat in 1579, the ensemble also includes a chapel
Schrattenburg	Aldrans	A.	1908 – today	Schullern to Schrattenhofen	Residence with castle and castle elements
Zephrys Schlössl	Aldrans	a A			Address: Dorf 28
Schwanenfeld Stachler / Stacheler	Ampass	A.		Wallpach zu Schwanenfeld,	former residence
Pocket loan	Ampass	A.	15th century - today		Previously fiefdom in the Achleite , baroque style around 1620, 1696 pagoda-like tower on the main house
Anras	Anras	B.	around 1200 – today		Summer residence of the Bishops of Brixen until 1803
Baumkirchen	Baumkirchen	B.	1474 – today	Heuberger, Kripp, Hall ladies' monastery, Galen	today a monastery and youth center
Schindelburg	Breitenbach am Inn	r	before 1200-15. Century	Sponheim-Ortenburg, Hochstift Regensburg, Freundsberg, Bayer. Dukes	Strongly fortified castle, in ruins since the early 15th century, today remains of the wall
Kreckelmoos	Breitenwang	A.
Grasegg	Brixlegg	a	? –1945	Gras from Grasegg	First mentioned in 1416, inn, manor house, destroyed in 1945
Lanegg	Brixlegg	B.	1568 – today	Faber from Lanegg	Tower-like castle
Tufterhof	Book at Jenbach	A.
Rottenburg	Book in Tyrol	R.	1149–	Rottenburg, Türndl, Lichtenstein, Tänzl, Schurff, Schidenhofen, Burgau, Wolfsthurn, Tannenberg, Enzenberg	from 1600 onwards decay begins
Wagrain, castle	Ebbs	A.	before 1421 – today	Ebbs, Reichertzhaimer, Baumgartner, Balthasar von Helmsdorff, Dreyling	Residential tower and late medieval residential wing, rebuilt several times
Roseneck / -egg Alt- and Neuroseneck	Fieberbrunn	a	16th century?	Rosenberg
Ris building	Flaurling	?			also the Risenegg residence, Risschlössl; originally a hunting lodge, since 1500 a parish
Bideneck	Flow	A.	1339 – today	Schrofenstein, Sigwein, Trautson, Heidenreich, Pach	small castle, almost unchanged since the 16th century
Thierburg	Fritzens	A.	around 1480 – today	Ruml, Hölzl, Voland, Botsch, Burglechner, Weinhart, Sternbach
Fügen, Bubenburg Castle	Put	B.	around 1550 – today	Keutschach, Snow White, Fieger, Dönhoff,	Residential tower, expanded to a baroque palace around 1700, boys' boarding school or youth welfare facility until 2014
Vellenberg	Götzens	R.	around 1200 – around 1700	Andechs, Vellenberg, Liebenberg, Rottenburg	In 1663 the armory was closed
Castle Lueg am Brenner	Gries on the burner	x	before 1241-1867		Burned down in 1809, completely demolished for the Brenner Railway
Hasegg	Hall in Tirol	B.	1036 – today	Property of the sovereigns	Watchtower, mint and seat of the mint master
Rainegg	Hall in Tirol	A.	16th century
Summer house, residence	Hall in Tirol	A.	before 1630 – today
Parlor	Hall in Tirol	A.
Thurnfeld	Hall in Tirol	A.
Thöml-Schlössl	Hall in Tirol	A.	16th century - today		Jesuit branch, today an inn
Heinfels	Heinfels	B.	7th century - today	Counts of Gorizia, Habsburgs, Graben, Wolkenstein-Trostburg, Hall ladies' monastery	Founded by "Huns" = Avars, barracks from 1880–1910, gable wall collapsed in 1932
Engelsberg	Hopfgarten in Brixental	R.	around 1200-17. Century	Engelsberg, diocese of Salzburg	Wall remains
Rofenstein	Imst	A.	before 1300 – today	Rottenburg, Egelsen, Rotenstein, Tänzl, Weitmoser, Fieger, Schurf, Grienberg, Travers, Ferrari	sovereign tower and court seat often pledged, today district authority
Blasting stone	Imst	B.	from 1250 – today		today Hotel Post
former elementary school	Imst	? T			earlier oyster tower?
Noble ladies' pen	innsbruck	A.			Raised hide
Albersheim	innsbruck	A.		Alber, Pfenning	Noble seat since 1561
Old town castle Dankl barracks	innsbruck	B.	around 1190-1854	Andechs	City castle of Count Andechs, then arsenal, replaced by barracks in 1851/54
Ambras	innsbruck	A.	9th century - today	Andechs, sovereigns	splendid Renaissance building, now a museum
Angerzell	innsbruck	A.	before 1550 – today		The residence was mentioned for the first time in 1571 and was converted to Baroque style at the end of the 17th century
Residence in Hötting	innsbruck	A.	1417 – today		the medieval tower collapsed in 1689
Bruckfeld	innsbruck	A.	before 1600 – today		Before 1614 from two older houses, late Gothic portal, in the 18th / 19th century. Century rebuilt
Büchsenhausen	innsbruck	A.	1539 – today	lama	House near the Gushütte, coffee house, bathing establishment
Daxburg	innsbruck	A.		Daxberg ??
Ettnau Malfatti- Schlössl	innsbruck	A.	before 1693 – today	Ettnau	Baroque palace, rebuilt in the 19th century, seat of the caretakers of the Sonnenburg estate
Palais Fugger taxis	innsbruck	P	1679 – today	Fugger, Welsperg, Thurn and Taxis	baroque city palace, today administration building and museum
Gasthaus zum Riesen Haymon Ansitz Augenweidstein	innsbruck	A.	15th century - today	?	A farm from the 15th century was converted into a high-baroque mansion in 1679, an additional storey in 1803, and from 1840 an inn
Villa Hebenstreit	innsbruck	V	1900 – today	Lifting dispute	built for the vice-president of the Lieutenancy, Benedikt Ritter von Hebenstreit, then a monastery, today?
Hofburg	innsbruck	B.	14th century today	Habsburgs or sovereigns	former castle, then expanded into a palace
Innstrasse 23a	innsbruck	A.	16th century -		Stöckl at the soap boiler house , baroque
Kolbenturm Karlsburg	innsbruck	AT	13th century - today	Kolb, sovereigns, Schurf zu Schönwer, Sarnthein	Gate tower, Kolb residential tower, Hofspital, Karlsburg noble residence since 1608
Liebenegg	innsbruck	A.	1601 – today		The property named in 1476, rebuilt and expanded in 1601, rebuilt around 1700 and 1825
Lichtenthurn	innsbruck	A.	?-today		two Gothic mansions in Hötting, raised to a noble seat in 1588, connected in the Baroque era
Leopardisschlössl	innsbruck	v	16th century? - today	Laubenberg, Leoparth, sovereigns, Althann, Egger	In 1960, heavily rebuilt, today a student residence
Palais Lodron Greilhaus	innsbruck	A.	?-today	Lodron	Rococo palace built in 1774 instead of two houses, then owned by the mayor Greil (Greilhaus)
Lion House Bohemian Pleasure House	innsbruck	A.	before 1628 – today		built as a pleasure house, used as a brewery from 1717, then a residential building
Neuhof Golden Roof	innsbruck	A.	1420 – today	Sovereigns	Built as the Neuhof residence, extended by the bay window in 1500, today the seat of the Alpine Convention and museum
Malfatti Schlössl	innsbruck	A.	before 1693 – today	Ettnau	Baroque residence of the Ettnau, then until 1806 the official seat of the caretakers of the Sonnenburg estate
Mentlberg	innsbruck	A.	after 1300 – today	Mentlberg, Zott, Heidenreich, Khuepach, Tröstl, Spaur, d'Orléans	From the Meierhof with the tower of the Wilten Monastery, a noble farm was created around 1500, today a home for students and apprentices
Ottoburg	innsbruck	T	before 1460 – today	Landlords, Anhalt.	late Gothic residential tower, rebuilt and expanded several times, today a restaurant
Pfeiffersberg Palace	innsbruck	A.
Town hall -Palais Künigl	innsbruck	P	after 1700 – today	Künigl	Early 18th century from three houses by JM Gumpp d. Ä. Built baroque palace, then hotel, town hall since 1897, modern extension by D. Perrault around 2000
Rauschenstein	innsbruck	A.	16th century - today		late Gothic parts, dye works, rebuilt in 1871/72
Rainfels	innsbruck	A.			Innstrasse 17
Rizol	innsbruck	A.	before 1538 – today		Rebuilt or rebuilt in 1538, combined with the neighboring Grabenstein residence to form Schloss Mühlau in 1706
Sternbach Castle Grabenstein	innsbruck	A.	before 1470 – today		1470 rebuilt and expanded, in 1706 combined with the neighboring residence Rizol to form Schloss Mühlau
Sonnenburg	innsbruck	A.			in Wilten
Sonnenheim	innsbruck	A.
Sternbach	innsbruck	A.
Sarnthein Palace	innsbruck	A.			baroque building?
Schlandersbergeck	innsbruck	A.
Schneeburgschlössl	innsbruck	A.
Tannenberg-Enzenberg Palace	innsbruck	A.	1st century - today
Palais Trapp	innsbruck	P	1625 – today	Wolkenstein, Trapp	Built as a Wolkenburg by Frh. von Wolkenstein, redesigned in Baroque style in 1700, owned by Count Trapp since 1804
Palais Troyer-Spaur	innsbruck	B.	1st century? - today	Troyer, Spaur	instead of two Gothic houses around 1680 by JM Gumpp d. Ä. built baroque palace
Tschonerhaus	innsbruck	B.	16th century? - today	Altstetter, Rost, Enzenberg	built in the baroque style from two houses, one of which belonged to court chancellor Altstetter in 1588
Selva Palace	innsbruck	P	1613 – today	Selva	Several houses were converted into a building in 1613 and converted into a palace in 1712
Enzenberg Palace	innsbruck	P	after 1700 – today	Enzenberg?	instead of two Gothic houses built between 1690 and 1744
Weiherburg	innsbruck	A.	around 1460–	Tänzl, sovereign, Hausen, Langenmantel	late Gothic residence, today the city's event building
Widum Mühlau	innsbruck	A.	before 1501 – today	Lodron	1501 Ehrentreytz residence, early 18th century summer residence of Lodron, then Widum and school
Windegg Palais Stachelburg	innsbruck	AP	16th century - today	Spiked castle	16th century mansion converted into a palace around 1730
Inzing Schlössl residence	Inzing	A.		Exactly, Pitrich, Völs	in the 13th century. Eben tower, romantically altered in the 19th century
Wallenstein	Iselsberg-Stronach	R.	13th century - today
Itter	Itter	B.	before 1241 – today	Freundsberg	Around 1880 a castle was built on the remains of the castle, today residential building
Berneck	Kauns	R.	before 1225–	Berneck, Anneberg, Kripp, Rasp, Tänzl, Zott, Fieger, Rassler, Pach	Höhenburg, which deteriorated more and more from 1870, renovated from 1977
Lotterhof	Kematen	A.	around 1500 – today		late Gothic courtyard, rebuilt around 1700
Lace stone	Kematen	A.	16th century - today	Völs, Spaur	Manor house, rebuilt in 1709
Falkenstein	Kirchberg	R.			Castle ruins
Lebenberg	Kitzbühel	B.	before 1500 – today	Reichertsheimer, Vinsterwalder, Jänisch, Lang von Wellenburg, Ungnad, Lamberg, Schlick	Residential tower, now a hotel
Cape, lock	Kitzbühel	B.
Care yard	Kitzbühel	B.			Jochberger Tor
Alt-Rettenberg	Kolsassberg	r	before 1300 – before 1500	Rottenburg, Waldauf	canceled from 1492 because Neu-Rettenberg was built // no monument protection?
Neu-Rettenberg	Kolsassberg	R.	around 1500-	Waldauf, Wolkenstein, Gienger, Puchheim, Kolowrat, Landau, Dücker, Fieger, Lochau	Chapel consecrated in 1506, dilapidated in the 18th century, largely demolished in 1810
Achenrain	Kramsach	B.	1655 – today	Aschauer von Lichtenturn, Taxis-Bordogna	Baroque castle
Hohenstaffing	Kufstein	?	around 1900		historic hotel
Kufstein Fortress	Kufstein	B.	1205 – today	Regensburg bishops, sovereigns,	medieval fortress, then prison, now a museum and venue
Thierberg	Kufstein	R.	around 1250 – today	Freundsberg, sovereigns, Bavarian. Dukes, Liechtenstein, Tyerberg, Millau zu Weidenburg	small castle, decayed after 1450, rebuilt after 1583 palas
Achenfeld residence	Kundl	a			"Castle" built around 40 years ago
Kundlburg Kuntlburg	Kundl	R.	before 1213-16. Century	Bishop of Regensburg, Bavarian dukes, Kundl, Kummersbruck, Thorer	The castle fell into disrepair from the 15th / mid-16th century.
Laudegg	Ladis	R.	before 1239–	Laudeck	Residential tower destroyed in 1406, later partially rebuilt
Schönwörth	Langkampfen	B.	around 1360	Freundsberg, Ebbs, Praun, Ilsung, Schurff, Stachlburg, Crosina, Cloz	Tower, extensions from the 19th century.
Gerburg	Landeck	A.	16./17. Century – today		Ansitz, from 1779? seat of court since 1840
Kronburg	Landeck	R.	1380–	Starkenberg, sovereigns, Rindsmaul, Fieger	from 1860 in possession of several sister orders
Landeck, castle	Landeck	B.	before 1300 – today	Sovereigns, Gienger	from 1840 barracks, today a museum
Lavant Trettenstein castle ruins	Lavant	r	around 1200 – around 1400	Lavant	few remains on the church hill
Lienz hermitage	Leisach	R.	before 1240 – today	Bishops of Brixen, Counts of Gorizia	abandoned from 1782
Felsenheim residence	Lermoos	A.	1575 — today
Dietrich residence	Lermoos	A.	?-today
Angerburg	Lienz	A.	14th century - today	Storage roof	The residence of the Lords of Staudach, changed a lot in the 1960s
Bruck, castle	Lienz	A.	1252-today	Counts of Gorizia, sovereigns, Graben, Wolkenstein	Until 1500 residence of the Görz counts, today a museum
Liebburg	Lienz	B.	before 1608 – today	Wolkenstein, sovereigns, Hall ladies' monastery	Residential castle of Wolkenstein-Rodenegg instead of Bruck Castle, today town hall
Mariastein Castle on the Stayn	Mariastein	BT	around 1360 – today	Freundsberg, Bavarian Dukes, Ebbs, Ilsung, Schurff, Stachelburg, Crosina, Cloz	originally Stein Castle, pilgrimage site through Marienwunder , today a museum (with Tyrolean state insignia )
Ballenhaus	Matrei am Brenner	A.	1471 – today	Heyerling (Heuerling)	also ball house; Gothic building, 16th and 17th century. Town hall, today an inn
Raspenbühel	Matrei am Brenner	r?	before 1332–	Stöckl, Rasp, Trautson	around 1400 people speak of the Raspen bühel (castle hill)
Vogelbühel	Matrei am Brenner	r?	after 1150–	Andechs, Matrei, Neuffen	today only small remains exist
Lasserhof	Matrei in East Tyrol	A.	before 1160 – today	Lasser von Zollheim
Kienburg	Matrei in East Tyrol	R.	around 1000? -1579	Counts of Lechsgemünd, Salzburg Abbey, Kienburg	destroyed by fire in 1579, badly damaged by bomb in 1945
Weissenstein	Matrei in East Tyrol	B.	before 1160 – today	Count of Lechsgemünd, Bishop of Salzburg	also Matrei Castle, seat of the Salzburg keepers, decay, historically renovated after 1864
Freundsheim	Mieming	A.	before 1769 – today		former Meierhof
Snow castle	Mils at Hall	A.	1553 – today	Schneeberger, snow castle	late Gothic building, expanded or rebuilt several times
Trautson Castle	Mühlbachl	B.	around 1221-1945	Landlords, Matrei, Trautson, Stamp, Haidenreich von Pidenegg, Auersperg	The residential tower was expanded several times, destroyed by bombs in 1945 (close to the Brenner Railway), then a new residential building was built
Lichtenwerth	Muenster	B.	12th century - today	Freundsberg, Türndl, Ruml, Mornauer, Inama	former moated castle (-wörth = island)
New mats	Muenster	A.	before 1890 – today	Lipperheide	also Lipperheide Castle, historical castle with park
Sigmundsburg	Nassereith	R.	before 1463 – around 1700	Sovereigns	Erected by Sigmund for his wife Eleonore on an island, never completed, around 1700 already deserted
Sterzinger residence	Nassereith	A.
Fernstein	Nassereith	B.	before 1288 – today	Mühlhauser, Potzner, Tablat, sovereign, Reinhart von Thurnfels	Höhenburg and customs post, today a hotel
Sonnenburg	Natters	x	around 1250-1960	Freundsberg, sovereigns, Engelschalk	former hilltop castle, dilapidated from the 16th century, completely removed for the motorway
Waidburg	Natters	A.	1518 – today	Yphofer, Herschl, Frankfurter, Deutenhofen, Stachelburg, Payr	Built as a noble residence, also a hunting lodge, most recently a youth sanctuary, today an official building
Sigmundsegg Altfinstermünz	Nauders	BT	1472 – today		Border fortress built by Siegmund, tower stands in the middle of the river
Naudersberg	Nauders	B.	before 1325 – today	Sovereigns, Trautmanndorff, Khuen	Castle destroyed in 1499, quickly rebuilt, today residence, restaurant and museum
Aufenstein	GPS	R.	1234–	Auffenstein, Rottenburg, sovereigns, Villanders, Katzenstein	Today's branch church was built from remains and the castle chapel in 1475, with early Gothic frescoes
Lengberg	Nikolsdorf	B.	1190 – today	Lechsgemünde, Salzburg Abbey, Matrei, Graben	Seat of a regional court, in ruins since the beginning of the 19th century, today a youth hostel
Staudach, sacristan's house	Nussdorf-Debant	A.		Murgot	Residence until 1580, from 1683 in farm ownership
Klamm	Obsteig	B.	around 1225 – today	Kemnat, Klamm, Mils, sovereigns, Frech, Clary-Aldringen	Höhenburg, free-standing keep
Schneggenhausen	Obsteig	A.	before 1468 – today		classical architectural painting around 1800
Auenstein	Oetz	r	around 1200–	Ronsberg, Ulten, Marstetten, Bishop of Brixen
Local museum	Oetz	T	1377 – today		Residential tower, rebuilt and expanded in the 15th, 17th and 18th centuries, fire in 1951, today a museum
Zollerhof	Slap	A.	around 1550 – today	Landlords, Zoller von Zollershausen	Customs post, residential building from 1829
Residence Öttl	Pettnau	A.	before 1472 – today		Öttlhof, facade from the 18th century, today an inn
Ladnerhof	Pettnau	A.	around 1730 – today		also Ansitz Sternbach, known as a mansion in 1787
Tower of Pettneu	Pettneu am Arlberg	A.	around 1400 – today	Overly pure	Tower of Jakob Überreiner, only two walls remain today
Hörtenberg	Pfaffenhofen	R.	before 1239-1706	Eschenlohe, Landesherren, Matsch, Windeck, Welser, Burgau, Wolkenstein, Fieger, Spaur, Goldegg	Largely destroyed by explosion in 1706, the keep is still standing today
Arnholz fool wood, Nornholz	Pfons	B.	before 1257 – today	Matrei, Freundsberger, Streun, Annenberg, Stewesen and Schlandersberg, Trautson, Spaur, Fieger, Neydegg, Pock von Arnholz	Höhenburg Narrenholz, since 1597 Arnholz, many modifications and additions
Latschburg	Pfons	A.	around 1710 – today	Voglmayr, Triangi, Stolz zu Latschburg, Woertz zu Sprengenstein	Baroque noble residence built by Martin Fuchs from a herdsman's hut
Pfundsturm tower in Pfunds	Pfunds	T	before 1500 – today		Tower expanded in 1499, expanded in 1755, Latin school from 1792–98, then Gasthaus zum Thurm
Hole, castle	Pinswang	R.	13th century	Hohenegg, sovereigns	small hilltop castle (built by the Rettenberg-Hohenegg?), no longer occupied from 1352 and derelict, today remains of the wall
Upper tower tower in the field	Prutz	A.	around 1250 – today	Wal, Hofer, Payr	Tower in the 15th century and then in the 18th / 19th century Century expanded and rebuilt, today residential use
Lower tower tower in width	Prutz	A.		Wehingen, Wal, Payr, Sterzinger	Tower extended with side extensions
Piglet	Ranggen	A.	before 1355 – today	Dum, sovereigns (Philippine Welser), Reinhardt, Vintler	Today's buildings date from 1545–48, raised to a noble seat in 1548, rebuilt after fire in 1703
Castle ruins of the Upper Castle	Rattenberg	A.
Rattenberg	Rattenberg	R.	before 1254-18. Century?	Bavarian dukes, sovereigns	Bavarian fortress, finally near Tyrol from 1504, expanded in the 16th century, sold as a ruin in 1782
Kropfsberg	Reith im Alpbachtal	R.	before 1286–	Salzburg Archbishops	Formerly a large castle complex (with three towers and two ring walls), since 1592 decay, from 1850 areas renovated or secured
Matzo, castle	Reith im Alpbachtal	B.	1278 – today	Freundsberg, Fieger, Ilsung, Fugger, Pock, Pfeifersberg	Castle complex with a large park. Neumatzen Castle is located in Munster.
Münichau	Reith near Kitzbühel	A.	15th century - today	Münichau, Lang von Wellenburg, Lamberg	small castle, chapel from 1469, today a hotel
Ehrenberg	Reutte	R.	around 1290–	Counts of Gorizia, Starkenberg, Teck, Gossembrot, Paumgartner, sovereigns	strong fortress and customs post, decayed around 1800
Ehrenheim residence	Reutte	A.	16th century -
Payr	Ried in the Upper Inn Valley	A.	before 1648 – today	Payr	Residence of the Rieder line of Payr, today old people's and nursing home
Schweiglhaus	Ried in the Upper Inn Valley	A.	18th century - today		belonged to Sigmundsried Castle
Sigmundsried	Ried in the Upper Inn Valley	AT	12th century today	Ried, Starkenberg, Landesherren, Payr, Schrofenstein, Rasp, Wehingen, Knillenberg, Sterzinger	Ancestral seat of the Lords of Ried (tower of Ried), expanded by Siegmund into a hunting lodge and renamed
Sterzingerhaus Sailerhaus	Ried in the Upper Inn Valley	A.	16th century - today	Sterzinger	Noble seat of the Sterzing people, court seat, late Gothic building
Enzenberg, palace	black	P	before 1700 – today	Enzenberg?	Rebuilt on previous building 1700–05, renewed after 1809
Freundsberg	black	A.	around 1150 – today	Freundsberg, Landesherren, Stöckl, Spaur, Kastner, Burglechner, Praun, Tannenberg	Residential tower, built 1634–37 castle church, today a museum
Town hall, trading house	black	A.	1505 – today	Stoeckl
Fugger residence = Fugger residence	black	A.	1525? - today	Fugger,	Fugger residence, today a women's monastery
Nursing court Schwaz	black	A.
Truefer	black	A.	around 1720? - today	Truefer	Truefer residence
Friedheim Roteturm-Schlössl	black	A.
Kühtai hunting lodge	Silz	A.	1623 – today	Sovereigns	Named as Schwaighof in 1288, expanded into a hunting lodge in 1623–28, today a hotel
St. Petersberg	Silz	B.	before 1200 – today	Ulten ?, sovereigns, Freundsberg, Fugger, Stöckl, Aldringen, Selva	Höhenburg, seat of the court, damaged by fire in 1857, rebuilt after 1893, today a religious house
Arlen	St. Anton am Arlberg	R.	before 1250-1406	Arlen, Rubein, Upper Rhine	destroyed during the Appenzell Wars
St. Christoph Hospice	St. Anton am Arlberg	A.	14th century – 1957		old hospice with chapel, burned down in 1957
Dechanthof Chiemseehof	St. Johann in Tirol	A.	around 1400 – today	Bishops of Chiemsee	(Summer) residence until 1808, dean's office
Tratzberg	Stans	B.	before 1300 – today	Landlords, Tänzl, Ilsung, Fugger, Stauber-Imhof, Halden, Tannenberg, Enzenberg	After a fire from 1500 a renaissance castle was built
Schrofenstein	Punch	R.	around 1170? -	Schrofenstein, Trautson, Auersperg	originally a castle of Churischer Ministerialen, fell into disrepair from 1850
Steinach	Steinach am Brenner	B.	around 1300? –1855	Landlords, Katzenstein, Spaur, Wellinger-Schneeberg	also tower in Steinach, converted into Maximilian I's hunting lodge, destroyed by fire in 1855; Today at this point is the court or police building
Redwood Thurnegg	Strass in the Zillertal	B.	1575 – today	Landlords, Tannenberg	Hunting lodge, today an agricultural school
Mute, castle	Mute	B.	around 1550 – today	Löffler, Spaur, Lodron	built in place of an official building from the 12th century, noble seat
Alt-Starkenberg	Tarrenz	R.	before 1217-1422	Starkenberg	Ancestral seat of the Starkenberg, destroyed after 1422, the castle chapel stood a little longer, today remains of the wall
Fried stone	Tarrenz	R.	13th century - 15th Century	Starkenberg, sovereigns	First mentioned in 1521, after the defeat of the Starkenberger it fell into disrepair
Neustarkenberg	Tarrenz	B.	before 1330–	Starkenberg, sovereigns, Rottenburg, Hendlein, Colaus, Schurff, Coreth	Residential tower, then expanded into a castle and redesigned in Baroque style, brewery since 1809
Widum Telfes	Telfes in the Stubai	A.	1450? - today	Sovereigns?	former princely hunting lodge, rebuilt in Widum in 1736/37
Ulrichhof Residence Granz	Thaur	A.	around 1300 – today		Meierhof of the Hochstift Augsburg
Madleinhof Rumer Schlössl	Thaur	A.	before 1493 – today	Fieger, Umhauser	Fieger residence, redesigned in Baroque style in 1605 and summer residence of the Jesuits until 1667, today horse breeding
Thaur, castle ruins	Thaur	R.	before 1200? - around 1600	Landlords, Thaur, Auffenstein, Ems, Walthauser, Helfenstein, Fieger, Sternbach	First mentioned in 1232, fires in 1525 and 1537, fallen into ruins since the earthquake in 1670 , today an open-air theater
Wiesberg	Tobadill	B.	13th century - today	Wiesberg, Ramüss, Flachsberg, Landesherren, Rottenburg, Stuben, Schenk von Schenkenstein, Freysing, Haidenreich, Stredele, Welsperg, Pecchio, Clary and Aldringen, Wolkenstein-Rodenegg	the chapel was demolished for the construction of the railway bridge (Trisanna bridge), owned by the Landfried family since 1889
Schneeberg, castle	Trins	B.	13th century	Trins, Ebner, Landesherren, Schneeberg, Wellinger, Zott, Payr von Caldif, Sarnthein	Castle, rebuilt into a renaissance castle around 1600, after the fire in 1771 only farm buildings were expanded like a castle
Kalerhof Lanzenhof	Tristach	? A	before 1575 – today		late baroque pair courtyard with mansion from the 19th century.
Piston tower	Tulfes	AT	1247 – today	Kolb, sovereigns, Rohr, Meillenstorffer, Passeyer, Fuchs, Coreth	Motte increasingly dilapidated after 1650, renovated as a residence in the 19th century, today a two-storey tower stump
Strassfried	Vill	R.	before 1250-16. Century	Landlords, Helbling	expired from 1450
Vilsegg	Vils	R.	around 1225–	Vilsegg, Hohenegg, sovereigns,	Höhenburg inhabited until after 1710, then fell into disrepair
Nursing home "Schlössle"	Vils	A.	16th century - today	Hohenegg	Headquarters of the Hohenegg keepers, office building, today a museum
Rabenstein	Virgen	R.	12th century - after 1700	Virgen, sovereigns, Archbishopric Salzburg, Wolkenstein-Rodenegg	Third largest castle complex in Tyrol, "Burg Virgen" until around 1500, uninhabited and decaying since 1703, after 1963 extensive conservation measures
Aschach	Volders	B.	before 1311 – today	Volders, Fuerer, Rau (c) henberg, Buchheim, Schenk, Rottenbuch, Remich	The residence destroyed in 1413, converted into a Renaissance castle in 1586 and expanded
Friedberg	Volders	B.	around 1230	Andechs, Spieß, sovereigns, Fieger, Trapp	Medieval spur castle mentioned for the first time in 1268, expanded around 1500, renovated in 1847–54 and one storey added
Hauzenheim Stachelburg	Volders	B.	before 1278 – today	Vögler, Dieperskircher, Liechtenstein, Waltenhofer, Händl, Bärenecker, Fuchs, Stachelburg, Crosina, Wicka, de Romedis from Fondo	Ansitz, since 1890 boys' home, then youth home until 1990, today a school
Municipal office tower to Völs	Völs	? T	12th century - today		Erected as a tower to Fells , several additions, today municipal office and museum
Sigmundslust	Vomp	A.	1472 – today	Landlords, Hölzl, Ruml von Lichtenau, Stöckl, Westner, (C) Kastner, Stauber, Fieger, Riccabona, Biegeleben	Residential tower, then Ezh Sigismund's hunting lodge, first print shop in Tyrol around 1525, fire in 1809, rebuilt in a historicist manner in 1859
Mitterhart Gwercher Schlössl	Vomp	A.	1515/20 – today	Stauber, Fieger, Gwercher , Woertz	octagonal tower and onion dome, expanded around 1700, since 1938 inn and hotel
Kronburg	Zams	R.	1380–	Starkenberg, sovereigns, Rindsmaul, Fieger	from 1860 in possession of several sister orders
Lötz barrier wall	Zams	? R	around 1500 – today		Fortification made up of three towers, the tower on the banks of the Inn destroyed in the 19th century, the middle tower is used for residential purposes
Question stone Weineck	Zirl	R.	around 1200– (1703)	Andechs ,fragenstein, Landesherren, Hirschberg, Kärlinger (Charlinger), Ebenhausen, Weineck, Gumpp	Höhenburg, separate standing the Weinecker tower, destroyed in 1703 and ruin, from 1933 conservation measures, parts of it are inhabited today
Martinsbühel	Zirl	B.	1290 – today	Martinsberg, sovereigns, Ramung	Late Roman fort, early medieval castle, hunting lodge, since 1647 in peasant hands, from 1895 apprenticeship and education center, since 1947 special school, today residential building

Explanation

Explanation of the columns:

Name : building (residence to villa), castle ruins, addresses are in italics

Location : municipality; Place or district

Type : Building type : B b castle, palace, A a mansion, T t (residential) tower, R r castle ruins, P palace, V villa, x no longer available; Capital letters are listed, lower case letters are not listed

Period : time of construction, end of occupancy or use

Genders : Genders who had or owned this building as their ancestral seat

Notes : name variants; summary information

See also

• List of castles and palaces in Austria
• Listed objects in Innsbruck
• Category: List (cultural monuments in Tyrol)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ only the “Gloriettl” garden pavilion is now a listed building
2. ↑ Herta Öttl, The residences of Hall i. T. and surroundings , Schlern-Schriften 257th Vol., Innsbruck 1970, pp. 160-162. P. 60 footnote 4
3. ^ Entry on Schindelburg in the private database "Alle Burgen". Retrieved July 13, 2017.
4. ↑ Entry on austria-forum.org
5. ↑ Entry in www.burgen-austria.com
6. ↑ Entry on www.geschichte-tirol.com
7. ↑ Entry on www.burgen-adi.at
8. ↑ Christian Schneller: An onomatological walk through North and Central Tyrol , p. 137 PDF
9. ↑ Entry in austria-forum.org
10. ↑ The castle should therefore no longer have been intact
11. ^ Entry on Prutz, Oberer Turm in the private database "Alle Burgen". Retrieved July 13, 2017.
12. ^ Entry on Prutz, Unterer Turm in the private database "Alle Burgen". Retrieved July 13, 2017.
13. ↑ according to www.burgen-adi.at
14. ↑ ( wrongly Fuggerhaus) Ursula Bader-Wiesauer: The Schwazer Rathaus: Half a millennium built history in the silver city , 2010
15. ↑ Summary , Handelshaus der Fugger in Aktuell , 1984
16. ↑ Entry on www.burgen-adi.at
17. ↑ Chronicle of the municipality of Telfes

Web links

• List of Tyrolean castles at www.burgenkunde.at
• List of listed objects in Tyrol from the Federal Monuments Office, as of 2017

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