List of listed objects in Innsbruck-Hötting

The list of listed objects in Innsbruck-Hötting contains the 86 listed , immovable objects of the Innsbruck cadastral community of Hötting .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Former Boarding school of the Ursulines, dormitory of the Akademikerhilfe ObjectID :  132033 since 2020	Am Giessen 20 location KG: Hötting	Note: Protected under the object ID 64119 until 2019.
		Community house at the bell foundry ObjectID :  39301	Bachgasse 14 KG location : Hötting	The building, first mentioned in 1520, was rebuilt at the end of the 18th century and housed a bell foundry until 1853. The house is built into the slope and accordingly has three storeys in the front part and only one storey in the back. The facade is decorated with a Mariahilf medallion from around 1800 and decorative painting with bells, volute garlands and bunches of fruit.
		Kindergarten, mosaic on the west facade ObjektID :  102538	Bachlechnerstrasse 26 KG location : Hötting	The mosaic on the west facade of the kindergarten Bachlechnerstraße was created with inscriptions in 1973 by Inge Höck .
		Road Bridge , University Bridge ObjectID :  128292	Blasius-Hueber-Straße KG location : Hötting	The university bridge built in 1930/31 connects the Innsbruck cadastral community with the Hötting cadastral community on the left side of the Inn . The architectural design comes from Franz Baumann .
		Administrator's house of the Botanical Institute ObjectID :  64104	Botanikerstraße 10 KG location : Hötting	The two-storey caretaker's house is located in the south-east corner of the botanical garden . It was built in 1909/10 according to plans by Josef Retter as a neo-baroque villa in the style of a late baroque garden pavilion with a mansard roof .
		Gasthaus Tengler ObjectID :  39302	Dorfgasse 6 KG location : Hötting	The core of the detached, two-story house dates from the 16th century. There are polygonal corner oriels on the south and west fronts and a round arch portal in the central axis of the west front. The facade painting was created in 1942 by Johannes Obleitner .
		Nepomuk wayside shrine ObjectID :  68576	at Dorfgasse 6, KG location : Hötting	The statue of St. Johannes Nepomuk on a curved Nagelfluh base comes from the 18th century and is attributed to Ingenuin Lechleitner .
		Wegkapelle ObjektID :  97760	at Dorfgasse 50, KG location : Hötting	The small rectangular building with a gable roof and arched opening dates from the 18th century. Inside the path chapel has a cross vault and a painting of the fall of Christ carrying the cross.
		Widum Mariahilf including the enclosure wall on the Höttinger Au ObjektID :  64113	Dr.-Sigismund-Epp-Weg 1 KG location : Hötting	The Widum was built in the late Baroque style in the 19th century. The three-storey building has a three-axis central buttress with attic floor and is provided with a hipped roof covered.
		Elementary school Mariahilf ObjectID :  64114	Dr.-Sigismund-Epp-Weg 3 KG location : Hötting	The Mariahilf elementary school was built in 1901/02 on the site of the old cemetery. In the central axis of the elongated, three-storey building is the romanized portal, above it a pointed arch window that extends over the two upper floors. It is closed by a stepped gable with an open arched niche and a clock.
		Mesnerhaus Mariahilf ObjectID :  97086	Dr.-Sigismund-Epp-Weg 4 KG location : Hötting	The sacristan's house next to the Mariahilfkirche is a simple building from the 18th century with a central projection and round window in the gable. To the right of the central axis is a fresco with the miraculous image of Mariahilf .
		Sgraffito "Fons pietatis" ObjectID :  128196	Frau-Hitt-Strasse 14 KG location : Hötting
		Hauptschule Hötting ObjectID :  98072	Fürstenweg 13 KG location : Hötting	The secondary school (today: New Middle School) was built in 1929–1931 according to plans by Franz Baumann .
		Mittenwaldbahn - Hötting reception building ObjectID :  95635	Fürstenweg 85 KG location : Hötting	The reception building of the Mittenwaldbahn was built around 1910, damaged in World War II and rebuilt in a simplified form in 1951. The original building was based on the Heimat style and corresponded to the rule type for smaller stations of the Imperial and Royal State Railways around 1900.
		School of the Ursulines ObjectID :  132032 since 2020	Fürstenweg 86 KG location : Hötting	The Ursuline School was built in 1971–1980 according to plans by Josef Lackner and is considered one of the best buildings of the 20th century in Tyrol. At ground level in the center there is a spacious sports, leisure and foyer area with the lowered double gym. Above that, between floor-to-ceiling lattice girders, are the classrooms, which are lit from the side by means of skylights running across the girders. Note: Protected under the object ID 64119 until 2019.
		Catholic parish church Christmas year with bell tower (Good Shepherd) ObjektID :  98071	Fürstenweg 114 KG location : Hötting	The development of new housing estates in the Höttinger Au, also west of the railway embankment, began in 1950 with the Holy Year settlement and brought with it the need for a new parish. A temporary barracks emergency church for the Good Shepherd (1952) was followed by the construction of the existing new parish center in 1956/59 according to plans by Karl Haas. The 28 m high church tower had to be reduced to a 13 m high bell carrier as a result of changed flight safety regulations.
		Farmhouse Folded Farm ObjectID :  39303	Fürstenweg 166 KG location : Hötting	The two-storey middle-floor house with a hipped roof from around 1800 has well preserved its original character despite later renovations. The residential part in the south has a baroque, round arched Nagelfluh portal , above which is the bay window of the house chapel. The eastern economic section is accessed through a large gate.
		Powder tower area (powder tower, administration building, enclosure wall with portal), University ObjectID :  39330	Fürstenweg 189, 189a, b, c KG location : Hötting	Archduke Ferdinand II had Giovanni Lucchese build a fenced-in zoo with a pleasure house in 1570/71 . From the castle with five towers only a renaissance portal remains. The current building was built in 1786. The name Powder Tower probably refers to the storage of gunpowder in outbuildings. The two-storey building, which was modeled on a granary from the end of the 16th century, is covered with a wide, saddle roof with dormer windows. The outer facades are painted with perspective architecture. The former ballroom is adorned with Secco painting, which, in keeping with the zoo, represents an idyllic landscape with trees and animals. The building is now used by the University's Institute for Sports Science.
		Catholic parish and pilgrimage church hl. Theresia of the Child Jesus and Widum Hungerburg ObjectID :  97762	Gramartstrasse 4 KG location : Hötting	The Theresienkirche on the Hungerburg was built in 1931/1932 according to plans by Siegfried Thurner . The simple building in the style of a Romanesque hall church has massive proportions and large closed wall surfaces on the outside, a flat ceiling and a high triumphal arch wall in front of the drawn-in, semicircular closed apse on the inside. The frescoes in the interior were created by Ernst Nepo (1935) and Max Weiler (1946/47).
		Hofbrunnen cable house (elevated tank Gramart) ObjektID :  22993	at Gramartstrasse 100 KG location : Hötting	In 1485 the first spring water pipeline was laid from Hötting to Innsbruck. In 1517/1518 the brick well room was built on Gramartboden for this purpose. During the renovation in 2016, the remains of the wooden water pipe that had been used until the late 19th century were attached to the front.
		Immaculata wayside shrine ObjectID :  127221	south of Gramartstrasse 183 KG location : Hötting	The brick-built niche shrine on the way to the Höttinger Bild with its steep, clapboard-covered gable roof dates from the end of the 19th century. A sculpture of Maria Immaculata is located in the rounded, partially barred niche.
		Harterhof Chapel ObjectID :  39306	at Harterhofweg 89 KG location : Hötting	The Harterhof court chapel is a square building with a semicircular choir on the south side. It was built around 1800. The square roof turret has coupled semicircular sound openings and an octagonal pyramid roof that rests on triangular gables. Simple sacristy extension in the east with a gable roof and semicircular windows. The entrance is on the gable facade via a round arched door flanked by small arched windows. There are two semicircular windows with stained glass on each of the side facades. The prayer room is vaulted by a flat dome , the choir separated by a pressed front arch with a semi- dome. Neo-Baroque paintings created in the choir around 1900.
		New cath. Parish church hll. Ingenuin and Albuin and cemetery with chapel ObjectID :  128281	Höhenstraße location KG: Hötting	The new Höttingen parish church was built in 1909–1911 according to plans by Leopold Heiss and consecrated in 1924. The historicist building with a cross-shaped floor plan with a three-aisled, three-bay nave, transept, choir bay and semicircular apse has neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic elements. On the east side of the choir, the tower rises on a square floor plan. The high altar and the side altars were created by Rudolf Millonig in 1989–1991 .
		Plague Cemetery ObjectID:  98800	opposite Höhenstraße 2a location KG: Hötting	The plague cemetery has been traceable since 1625, and a gabled chapel niche was built in 1833. With the construction of the cemetery chapel in 1912 (plan by Leopold Heiss), the complex was significantly changed. At the same time, wrought iron crosses were erected in memory of those who died during the plague. The irregular plot of land is surrounded by a clapboard wall, in the north side of which paintings by Toni Kirchmayr from 1925 and Josef Prantl from 1951 to 1958 are embedded.
		Mount of Olives Chapel ObjectID :  98809	at Höhenstraße 56 location KG: Hötting	The small, wayside shrine-like chapel is dated to the 19th century. It has a deep arched niche with a sculpture of Christ on the Mount of Olives, in front of which is a new wrought iron grille.
		Hotel Mariabrunn ObjectID :  39307	Höhenstraße 120 KG location : Hötting	The former Hotel Mariabrunn, now used as a residential building, was built in 1931/32 according to plans by Siegfried Mazagg in the New Objectivity style instead of a hotel building destroyed by fire from 1904–1906. The building, which is prominently located on the edge of the terrace of the Hungerburg, consists of a narrow five-story, flat-roofed tower element, around which three- to four-story building cubes are placed asymmetrically. Inside, the high dining room with large window openings on the valley side has been preserved.
		Catholic parish church Mariahilf with outside staircase, enclosure and crucifix on the east wall ObjektID :  71067	Höttinger Au location KG: Hötting	The Mariahilfkirche was built from 1647 to 1649 in fulfillment of a pledge by the Tyrolean estates during the Thirty Years' War based on plans by Christoph Gumpp the Younger . The central dome with diagonally arranged semicircular chapel extensions follows the model of Lombard Marian shrines. The vault frescos were created by Kaspar Waldmann in 1689 . There is a copy of the miraculous image of Mariahilf on the high altar .
		Kunstkammer Mariahilf ObjectID :  39309	Höttinger Au 4 KG location : Hötting	The former Epp'sche Benefiziatenhaus next to the Mariahilfkirche has been documented since 1680, but its core dates back to the 16th century. The building received its current external form and facade decoration during a renovation around 1700. In the central axis of the south facade there is an oval medallion with a Mariahilf fresco. In 2004 the Kunstkammer Mariahilf was opened in the building, in which documents and plans for the construction and furnishing of the Mariahilf Church, works of art, liturgical objects and mass dresses are shown.
		Rental house ObjektID :  97088	Höttinger Au 6 KG location : Hötting	The residence-like interest villa was built in 1910–1912. The four-storey wall construction with a hipped roof shows elements of the Heimatstil and Art Nouveau . The ground floor is grooved, the floors are separated by cornices .
		Kindergarten, so-called Spielmannschlössl including enclosure wall on the Höttinger Au ObjektID :  97087	Höttinger Au 8 KG location : Hötting	The residence-like rental villa with elements of the Heimatstil and Art Nouveau was built around 1900. The two-storey cube-shaped building with a hipped roof has single-storey bay windows with curved roofs at the front corners. In the stairwell, the original furnishings with blue tiling and floor tiles as well as the artistic design with stained glass windows and figural wooden reliefs by Johannes Obleitner from 1925–1927 have been preserved.
		Pilgrimage Chapel Höttinger Image ObjectID :  115150	Höttinger picture location KG: Hötting	The Höttinger Bild pilgrimage chapel was built in 1774 in place of an older chapel. The two-bay wall construction has a cross vault , above a gable roof with a bell tower. The arched portal is surrounded by a breccia frame . The choir is raised and provided with Rococo stucco and a fresco by Franz Altmutter from 1794 depicting the founding legend with the miraculous image and pilgrims.
		Crucifixion Group ObjectID :  115171	Höttinger picture location KG: Hötting	Next to the Höttinger Bild pilgrimage chapel there is a crucifixion group from 1954 with Maria and Johannes above a cafeteria with a breccia base and granite slab.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39310	Höttinger Gasse 32 KG location : Hötting	The building, mentioned in 1687 as the apartment of the pastors of Hötting, dates back to the 16th or 17th century. The three-storey corner house has bay windows and earthquake pillars from Nagelfluh and is covered with a projecting saddle roof.
		Stamserwirt with the exception of the Stöckl building, ObjectID :  39311	Höttinger Gasse 45 KG location : Hötting	The building, which essentially dates from the 16th century, once belonged to Stams Abbey . The two-storey corner house has a pointed arch portal, bay windows and earthquake pillars from Nagelfluh and is covered with a protruding gable roof. The ground floor corridor has a barrel vault with stitch caps .
		State cemetery Mariahilf with cemetery chapel ObjectID :  100006	Kaspar-Weyrer-Straße 2 KG location : Hötting	After the old cemetery was closed, the new cemetery was built in 1882/83 northwest above the Mariahilfkirche. The symmetrical Neo-Renaissance style rises to the north and is bordered by a wall, and to the north by the cemetery chapel and arcades.
		Bürgerhaus, Badhaus ObjektID :  39313	Kirschentalgasse 19 KG location : Hötting	The bath house in the Kirschental was first mentioned in 1384 and was used as such until 1893. The core of today's building goes on the 16th / 17th Century back. The facade of the three-storey gabled house is unadorned except for several bay windows. Inside there is a barrel-vaulted hallway with alternating stitch caps.
		Garden house of the Lichtenthurn / Schneeburg residence ObjektID :  39314 since 2020	Kirschentalgasse 31 KG location : Hötting	The former garden house of the Lichtenthurn mansion dates from the late Gothic period . The Lichtenthurn manor was raised to the status of a noble seat in 1588. The spatial connection to the formerly connected mansion is no longer given due to more recent developments. The tower-like building with a slightly rectangular floor plan has a steep hipped roof and a light, three-sided projection on the upper floor reminiscent of Gothic half-timbered buildings. The substructure (basement and ground floor) is bricked, the upper floor, which protrudes on three sides over a hollow, is designed as a plastered framework. Remains of a Renaissance facade painting (columns and corner pilasters, painted portal edging and window frames). The windows on the first floor have grooved or beveled lintel areas. On the west side there is a wooden staircase with a slight twist.
		Mittenwaldbahn - Kranebitten stop ObjectID :  95640	Klammstrasse 129 KG location : Hötting	Like all original buildings, the Mittenwaldbahn stop is based on the Heimat style.
		Mittenwaldbahn - Bridge Klammstraße ObjectID :  95641	at Klammstrasse location KG: Hötting	The Mittenwaldbahn is an electric local train that was planned from 1905 by Josef Riehl and Wilhelm Carl von Doderer and built between 1910 and 1912. Due to the many tunnels and bridges, it was one of the most expensive rail projects of its time in terms of its length.
		Möslalm Chapel ObjectID :  128198	at Klein-Christen 1 location KG: Hötting	The small alpine chapel dates from around 1900. The single-bay, brick-built chapel has a round arch portal and a square window on each side. The pitched roof and the narrow open bell tower on the ridge are with crowd shingles covered.
		Catholic branch church of the Visitation of Mary in Kranebitten ObjectID :  71068	Kranebitter Allee KG location : Hötting	The church was built in 1624 and redesigned in Baroque style from 1756 to 1759. The altarpiece depicting the Visitation of Mary and the ceiling frescoes were created by Johann Michael Strickner  . Note: Vicariate church since 2000, today maybe just a chapel
		Wegkapelle Kranebitten ObjectID :  71066	Kranebitter Allee KG location : Hötting	The baroque path chapel, also known as the Untere Kranebitter field chapel , dates from the 18th century; in 1970 it was moved to its current location. The open, rectangular wall structure has a rounded choir and a barrel vault extending into the pillared vestibule as well as a curved gable facade. The ceiling fresco shows the tools of suffering , God the Father and the Holy Spirit and forms a unit with the plastic group of crosses.
		Wayside shrine St. Notburga ObjectID :  124814	in front of Kranebitter Allee 50 KG location : Hötting	Since 1654 seven wayside shrines led from the Höttinger Au along the Kranebitter Allee to the Filial Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in Kranebitten. Of the originally seven wayside shrines from Höttinger Breccie with rosary secrets , five have been preserved, which were re-erected in the 20th and 21st centuries and provided with redesigned panels. The column on the Vögelebichl, which is the only one under monument protection, shows a representation of St. Notburga by Peter Blaas from 2004.
		Garage, two hangar buildings ObjectID :  64121	at Kranebitter Allee 97 KG location : Hötting	The two hangars were originally built in 1916/1917 by the kuk aviation troops in Graz-Thalerhof . In 1925 they were dismantled and rebuilt at the airport in Innsbruck's Reichenau and relocated to the current location on Ulfiswiese when the airport was relocated to Höttinger Au in 1947/1948. They are used today for aviation and air ambulance. The two identical hangars consist of a riveted iron truss frame construction with truss roof trusses that are flatter at the top in the middle section and more inclined at the edge. These are the only remaining hangar buildings of the monarchy in Austria.
		Two boundary stones ObjectID :  100186	west of Kranebitter Allee KG location : Hötting	About 10 m north of the main road on the border to Zirl below the gravel works on the old road route are two boundary stones: A Gothic boundary stone from 1476 between the Hötting and Zirl and between the Sonnenburg and Hörtenberg district courts . The large, beveled square stone with a gable-like finish has strongly traced notches: on the east side "+ / KKI / XXVIII / 1850", on the west side a cross. To the south of it a Hofwald boundary stone, a smaller rounded stone with a binding shield , on the east side inscribed with " 1589/1751 ".
		Steyrer Residence ObjectID :  39315	Oppolzerstraße 1 KG location : Hötting	The stately mansion home style was built in 1914 and designed by Karl Grissemann. The three-storey building with a hipped roof appears as a main wing with a slightly retracted extension to the west due to the staggered structure. The facades are designed with a three-storey bay window on the south side, a round-arched entrance portal with stucco pilasters and neo-baroque stucco cartouches with coats of arms and inscriptions on the gables. On the western part of the building there is a terrace in front of a cross-vaulted loggia with wide segment arched doors.
		Veranda of the Gasthof Planötzenhof ObjectID :  48444	at Planötzenhofstrasse 30 KG location : Hötting	The late late nineteenth wooden porch was 1906 vorgebaut house on the southwest corner of the Planötzenhofes. The wooden structure stands on brick pillars with the gable side facing the valley. The original belt floor has been preserved in the hall-like interior .
		Ursuline Monastery ObjectID :  132031 since 2020	Reimmichlgasse 2 KG location : Hötting	The Ursuline monastery was built in 1971–1974 according to plans by Josef Lackner as part of a complex with a school and boarding school . The freestanding three-storey building with a rectangular floor plan has long sides that protrude far. The interior has a central, spacious open staircase, the long corridors are brightly lit by light shafts. In the north-south axis are the large common rooms (chapel, dining room), three group rooms on the first floor, and utility room and library on the second floor. Note: Protected under the object ID 64119 until 2019.
		Seminary Neururerhaus with Chapel Good Shepherd ObjectID :  64106	Riedgasse 9 KG location : Hötting	The new building of the seminary was built in three construction phases from 1951 to 1954 according to plans by Emil Tranquillini and Albert Otto Linder . The simple, elongated building is built into the rising slope. A spacious chapel adjoins the north-east and occupies the two upper floors, while the theater hall is located on the ground floor below. The chapel room with a flat wooden ceiling consists of a two-axis nave and a two-axis presbytery with an altar room separated by eight steps. The glass windows were designed by Martin Häusle . In the east the chapel is dominated by a squat tower.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  39316	Riedgasse 13 KG location : Hötting	The older building, which was mentioned in a document in 1614 and is probably a former courtyard of the Frauenchiemsee monastery . The wide gabled house was fundamentally rebuilt around 1900. In the middle of the eastern front is a two-story small house chapel with a choir closed on three sides; the lower one was converted into a bath in the 19th century. The ceiling painting in the upper chapel was created by Josef Schmutzer the Younger around 1770/80 .
		Chapel at the Höttinger Alm ObjectID :  125880	at Roßfallweg 30-32 KG location : Hötting	The chapel above the Höttinger Alm was built in 1965 by the Innsbruck rifle companies . The brick chapel has a very wide ridge side with a glass front in a round arch on the valley side. At the side there is a bell tower with a pent roof.
		Mittenwaldbahn - Allerheiligenhöfe stop ObjectID :  95638	Sankt-Georgs-Weg KG location : Hötting	Like all original buildings, the Mittenwaldbahn stop is based on the Heimat style.
		Catholic Parish Church of All Saints and Parish Center of All Saints ObjectID :  64122	Sankt-Georgs-Weg 15 KG location : Hötting	The church was built in 1963–1965 according to plans by Clemens Holzmeister . The façade facing the valley, visible from afar, has a monumental design with an integrated tower. The church interior is oriented to the south, the ceiling structure with visible, clean concrete beams is paneled with wood in between. The chancel and choir are raised by six steps. The altar mosaic was designed by Richard Kurt Fischer  .
		Catholic parish church hl. Petrus Canisius and Parish Office ObjectID :  119772	Santifallerstraße 5, 3 KG location : Hötting	The parish center Petrus Canisius in the Höttinger Au was built from 1968 to 1972 according to plans by Horst Parson . The church is a flat-roofed, towerless central building over a square floor plan. The wall surfaces consist of a steel frame and transparent fields made of glass fiber reinforced plastic, which create a strong closeness on the outside, but a uniform and bright light distribution on the inside.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  64118	Santifallerstraße 6, 8 KG location : Hötting	The communal houses were built in 1931/32 at the same time and with the same construction as the houses in Unterbergerstraße 3–5 . The two four-axis, symmetrically structured buildings have broad bay windows resting on consoles on the outer axes. The base and portal zone is clad with artificial stone. The original rectangular doors with barred skylights have been preserved at the entrances.
		Great God Chapel with Fountain ObjectID :  101442	Schneeburggasse KG location : Hötting	The chapel has a vestibule that is open in a segmented arch with Nagelfluh columns . The larger-than-life late baroque crucifix inside is flanked by modern ceramic mosaics of the Holy Bible. Ingenuin and Albuin, and a personification of death with war sites in Russia. Max Spielmann (1906–1984) created the mosaics in 1947. The stone trough of the fountain behind the chapel dates from the 19th century, on the fountain column Mary with child.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39319	Schneeburggasse 13 KG location : Hötting	The core of the two-storey corner house on the Höttinger Bach, which is now underground, dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. Century. Until 1930 it was one of the eight Höttinger mills. The facade painting with depictions of saints was created by Josef Prantl in 1927.
		Lichtenthurn Residence ObjectID :  39320	Schneeburggasse 15 KG location : Hötting	The building, which is essentially medieval, was rebuilt and expanded several times, and in 1588 Archduke Ferdinand II made it a noble residence in Lichtenthurn. The building complex consists of two Gothic mansions, which were connected in the 18th century by the baroque south wing and include a small courtyard. The eastern residence is based on a three-storey, rectangular medieval tower. In the east wing there is a late Gothic, in the south wing a baroque chapel with ceiling frescos by Franz Altmutter .
		Crucifix ObjectID:  101429	opposite Schneeburggasse 95, KG location : Hötting	The crucifix in a wooden case with gable roofing dates from the 19th century.
		Leonhard's Chapel ObjectID :  101431	at Schneeburggasse 130 KG location : Hötting	The niche shrine was rebuilt in 1971. It contains a popular painting depicting Mary with Child and St. Leonhard and Johannes Nepomuk with a topographically interesting view of old Höttinger farms.
		Old Höttinger parish church hll. Ingenuin and Albuin and cemetery ObjectID :  101485	Schulgasse location KG: Hötting	The old Höttinger church was first mentioned in a document in 1438. The current single-nave building was built in several phases. The oldest part is the three-sided choir in the east. The originally four-axis nave was extended by two axes in the Baroque period. The hall building with flat barrel and stitch caps as well as pilasters is decorated with ceiling frescoes by Johann Michael Strickner . The church was profaned after the new parish church was built , but consecrated again in 1957.
		Wayside shrine with cross ObjectID :  101489	Schulgasse location KG: Hötting	The open gable chapel with lattice and life-size crucifix in late Baroque form dates from the 19th century.
		War memorial in front of the New Parish Church ObjectID :  112369	Schulgasse location KG: Hötting	The memorial with the figure of a standing soldier was designed by Clemens Holzmeister in 1923 and expanded by Helmut Millonig in 1979 .
		Widum of the New Höttinger Parish Church ObjectID :  112371	Schulgasse 2 KG location : Hötting	The new Widum was built in 1911–1914 based on the late Baroque model. The two-storey building with a hipped roof has a three-sided, stone-clad, polygonal corner bay at the southwest corner and an attic storey in the middle of the south facade. At the back there is a staircase risalit with a round arch portal to the garden stairs.
		Elementary school Hötting ObjectID :  64100	Schulgasse 4 KG location : Hötting	The school was built in the local style in 1914/15 . The building consists of several multi-storey structures shifted one inside the other. The gymnasium is built on to the right of the main front, the front is designed with a wave-shaped curved gable.
		Former Widum of the old Höttingen parish church ObjectID :  39339	Schulgasse 10 KG location : Hötting	The core of the former sacristan's house south of the old parish church, presumably from the 15th century, was converted into a rectory in 1706. The three-story building on the valley side and two-story building on the mountain side with a rectangular floor plan is covered with a hipped roof.
		Residence ObjektID :  64101	Schulgasse 12 KG location : Hötting	In 1417 a tower was documented, which had served as a foundry since 1496. The tower collapsed in the earthquake of 1689, the current building was built in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries using the foundation walls of the tower.
		Nordkettenbahn - company building and Hotel Seegrube ObjektID:  39340	Seegrube 1 location KG: Hötting	The middle station of the Nordkettenbahn on the Seegrube, like the valley station and the Hafelekar station, was designed by Franz Baumann and built in 1927/28. The company building is connected to the adjacent hotel. While on the north side the roof is pulled down to the ground, the south side opens up to the Inn valley with wide terraces and rows of windows in front of it. The waiting room is provided with a deep, wood-paneled ceiling and wooden round columns with a surrounding bench, the dining room of the restaurant with a planked ceiling and massive beams. The preserved wooden furniture was also designed by Baumann.
		Villa Walter ObjectID :  109739 since 2014	Sonnenstrasse 1 KG location : Hötting	The house was built in 1924–1926 as the first project by the architect Siegfried Mazagg . The two-storey building in the New Objectivity style consists of a central structure with a saddle roof drawn far down and two diagonally offset, lateral, also saddle-roofed components. The interior has largely retained the original furnishings.
		Hofwald boundary stones ObjectID :  101721	Stangensteig location KG: Hötting	When the court forest was divided up in 1751, boundary stones were set on the border between the Höttinger and Innsbruck forest parts along the entire course of the Stangensteig. The stone shown is a lower truncated pyramid with chamfered edges, which shows the city coat of arms and the year 1751 on the east side, the same year on the west side and the year 1756 on the south side.
		Oppolzer Observatory ObjectID :  86802	Sternwartestrasse 15 KG location : Hötting	The observatory was built in 1904 by the astronomy  professor Egon von Oppolzer from his own resources and after his untimely death it was attached to the university. The two-story observatory consists of a meridian room and a dome attached to the east. Most of the historical instruments from the time of construction, including a zenith telescope and a 40 cm reflector telescope , have been preserved.
		Botanical Institute (old building) ObjectID :  64105	Sternwartestrasse 15 KG location : Hötting	The main building of the Botanical Institute was built 1911–1913 on the northern edge of the Botanical Garden according to a design by Emil Heinricher by Adalbert Fritz in the neo-baroque style.
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  102327	Unterbergerstrasse 3, 5 KG location : Hötting	The communal houses were built in 1931/32 at the same time and with the same construction as the houses on Santifallerstraße 6–8 . The two four-axis, symmetrically structured buildings have broad bay windows resting on consoles on the outer axes. The base and portal zone is clad with artificial stone. The original rectangular doors with barred skylights have been preserved at the entrances.
		Büchsenhausen Castle ObjectID :  39341	Weiherburggasse 5-13 KG location : Hötting	The mansion was built in 1563 by the ore caster Gregor Löffler next to his foundry and has since been expanded and rebuilt several times. Around 1690, Büchsenhausen was converted to Baroque style according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder and received a clock tower and a chapel. The two main wings are connected by a narrow connecting building, in front of which a small courtyard remains free, which is bordered by a battlement wall.
		Bird aviaries in the park of Villa Blanka ObjectID :  82125	Weiherburggasse 8 KG location : Hötting	The bird aviaries in the park of Villa Blanka were built in 1937 according to plans by Siegfried Thurner on the edge of the terrain facing south. The elongated building consists of three outside aviaries (free aviaries) and two inside aviaries, which were built into the slope. Originally they were supposed to house bird species from the Alpine region, today parrots are kept here.
		Weiherburg Residence ObjectID :  64108	Weiherburggasse 37 KG location : Hötting	The Weiherburg was built by Christian Tänzl around 1460 and later came into the possession of the Tyrolean sovereigns. The late Gothic mansion with its corner bay windows, arched hallway, high hipped roof and square painting was rebuilt and expanded several times. Archduke Ferdinand II laid out a zoo around the castle. In 1911 the city of Innsbruck acquired the Weiherburg and had it adapted for representative purposes from 1976–1978.
		Memorial stone English grave ObjectID :  112242	at Weiherburggasse 37 KG location : Hötting	The Richardsruhe above the Weiherburg, popularly known as the “Engländergrab”, is the grave of Richard Tooth, who died at the age of 22 seriously ill on February 20, 1840 at the Weiherburg, which friends had rented as winter quarters. Since Tooth was not a Catholic and therefore was not buried in a cemetery, the grave was preserved, unlike many others from that time. The marble stele with acanthus ornament, cross and inscription is surrounded by an iron grille.
		Hofwald boundary stones at Buechegg ObjectID :  128188	KG location : Hötting	When the court forest was divided up in 1751, boundary stones were set on the border between the Höttinger and Innsbruck forest parts along the entire course of the Stangensteig.
		Mittenwaldbahn - Mitterweg Bridge ObjectID :  7870	at Mitterweg 23 KG location : Hötting	Part of the Mittenwaldbahn
		Mittenwaldbahn - Karwendel Bridge (northern part) ObjectID :  71736	KG location : Hötting	The Karwendel Bridge over the Inn is part of the Mittenwald Railway and was built in 1911. It spans the river with a pillar and two fields with a span of 48.5 m. The riveted steel structure is a diamond framework with posts. The open road runs at the top, a pedestrian walkway on the lower level. The bridge connects the cadastral communities of Hötting and Wilten .
		Mittenwaldbahn - Bridge Fürstenweg ObjectID :  95636	KG location : Hötting	Part of the Mittenwaldbahn
		Mittenwaldbahn - Höttinger Au bridge ObjectID :  95637	KG location : Hötting	At the foot of the slope of the Nordkette, the Mittenwaldbahn crosses the street Höttinger Au ( Tiroler Straße ) in an arc with a radius of 200 m. Until 1986 there was a small steel structure bridge with an open roadway here. Since it represented a bottleneck for road traffic, it was replaced by a new building. This prestressed concrete bridge consists of four fields with spans of 15, 20, 20 and 15 m.
		Mittenwaldbahn - Klammbach Bridge ObjectID :  95642	KG location : Hötting	Part of the Mittenwaldbahn
		Mittenwaldbahn - Martinswand reception building ObjektID :  95643	KG location : Hötting	Like all original buildings, the Mittenwaldbahn station is based on the Heimat style. It has a gable roof and a surrounding balcony.
		Railway bridge, Mittenwaldbahn - 2 bridges to the Martinswand reception building ObjectID :  95644	Location see description KG: Hötting	Part of the Mittenwaldbahn . Bridges uphill in the direction of Mittenwald are a small inconspicuous bridge ( Lage ) and a second bridge under the small avalanche roof ( Lage ) on the municipal border Innsbruck-Hötting and Zirl .
		Mittenwaldbahn - 7 bridges between Allerheiligenhöfe and Kranebitten ObjectID :  95639	Location see description KG: Hötting	Part of the Mittenwaldbahn Note: Probable positions of the bridges uphill towards Mittenwald: 1st , 2nd , 3rd , 4th , 5th , 6th and 7th bridge

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Tyrol - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, town house at the bell founder. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2015 . 
3. ^ Road bridge, university bridge. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved June 24, 2014 . 
4. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Administrator's House of the Botanical Garden, Botanical Institute. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 1, 2015 . 
5. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus Tengler. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
6. ^ Heinrich Hammer: The palaces and civil buildings of Innsbruck. Art history guide through the buildings and monuments . Hölzel, Vienna 1923, p. 178 ( tugraz.at [PDF; 225 kB ]).
7. ↑ Wiesauer: Wegkapelle in Hötting. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
8. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Pfarrhaus, Widum Mariahilf. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 2, 2015 . 
9. ^ Wiesauer: Mariahilf elementary school. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 2, 2015 . 
10. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: rectory, sexton Mariahilf. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 2, 2015 . 
11. ↑ Hötting secondary school. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2015 . 
12. ↑ Günter Denoth (Ed.): Along the Martinswand: The Mittenwaldbahn . Sutton Verlag, Erfurt 2012, ISBN 978-3-86680-975-8 , p. 18 .
13. ^ Wiesauer: station building, reception building Hötting. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 18, 2015 . 
14. ^ Otto Kapfinger : Building in Tirol since 1980. A guide to 260 buildings worth seeing . Pustet, Salzburg 2002, ISBN 3-7025-0436-2 , p. 5.19 .
15. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Einhof, divided across, middle floor plan, folded courtyard. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
16. ^ Pleasure house in the princely zoo in Innsbruck - hunting in the zoo (1786) , kulturraumtirol.at
17. ↑ Fingernagel-Grüll, Wiesauer: Parish and pilgrimage church hl. Theresa of the Child Jesus on the Hungerburg. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 2, 2015 . 
18. ↑ Ceremony at the Brunnenstube in Gramart. In: Bulletin of the Innsbruck Beautification Association, No. 02/2016, p. 3 ( PDF; 3.7 MB )
19. ↑ Wiesauer: Niche shrine Maria Immaculata, Immaculatabildstock. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 14, 2020 . 
20. ^ Wiesauer: Hofkapelle, Harterhofkapelle. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
21. ↑ Schmid-Pittl, Wiesauer: New parish church to the Hll. Ingenuin and Albuin, Hötting parish church. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
22. ^ Office of the Tyrolean provincial government, cultural department (ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2010. 62nd Monument Report. Innsbruck 2010, p. 40 ( PDF; 16.3 MB )
23. ↑ Wiesauer: Plague Cemetery. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
24. ↑ Wiesauer: Wegkapelle, Ölbergkapelle. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
25. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, apartment building, former Hotel Mariabrunn. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 2, 2015 . 
26. ^ Rampold, Wiesauer: Landscape Parish Church Mariahilf, Mariahilfkirche. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 25, 2015 . 
27. ^ Schmid-Pittl, Wiesauer: Pfarrhaus Mariahilf, former Epp'sches benefit house. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 25, 2015 . 
28. ^ State of Tyrol: Kunstkammer Mariahilf
29. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, interest villa. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 14, 2020 . 
30. ^ Heinrich Hammer: The palaces and civil buildings of Innsbruck. Art history guide through the buildings and monuments . Hölzel, Vienna 1923, p. 175–176 ( tugraz.at [PDF; 437 kB ]).
31. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Kindergarten, former Spielmannschlössl. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 16, 2020 . 
32. ↑ Wiesauer: Pilgrimage Chapel Höttinger image. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
33. ^ Wiesauer: Crucifixion group at the Höttinger picture. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
34. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2015 . 
35. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Business and residential building, former Stamserwirt inn, Stamser pharmacy. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2015 . 
36. ^ Rampold, Wiesauer: Tiroler Landesfriedhof Mariahilf. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
37. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, former bath house in the Kirschental. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2015 . 
38. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: garden house of the Lichtenthurn residence. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 29, 2020 . 
39. ↑ Schumacher, Wiesauer: Almkapelle on the Möslalm. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 2, 2014 . 
40. ^ Office of the Tyrolean provincial government, cultural department (ed.): Culture reports from Tyrol 2007. 60th monument report. Innsbruck 2007, pp. 82-83 ( PDF; 10.7 MB )
41. ^ Parish Kranebitten → The Chapel ; cf. establishment of the Rom. cath. Parish Vicariate of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in Innsbruck-Kranebitten . VOBl. of the Diocese of Innsbruck, vol. 75, November 2000, No. 6, 72;
    the parish church is the New Parish Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary from 2002 Parish Kranebitten → Church building → Pfeil Basic concept
42. ↑ Wiesauer: open chapel shrine, wayside chapel in Kranebitten. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
43. ↑ The wayside shrines on Kranebitter Allee. In: west wind. The district newspaper of Hötting-West and Kranebitten. No. 4, December 2006, p. 10 ( PDF; 1.5 MB )
44. ↑ Reinhard Rampold: Stone and Color - on the question of the stonightness of the Höttinger breccia. In: Scientific Yearbook of the Tiroler Landesmuseen , Volume 10 (2017), pp. 156-183 ( PDF; 7.6 MB )
45. ↑ Wiesauer: Garage, two hangar buildings at the airport. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
46. ^ Jud, Wiesauer: Villa Steyrer. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 18, 2015 . 
47. ↑ Wiesauer: Veranda of the Gasthof Planötzenhof. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
48. ^ Schneider, Wiesauer: School and monastery complex of the Ursulines, Ursuline monastery. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved March 4, 2020 . 
49. ↑ Franckenstein, Wiesauer: Seminary Neururerhaus with Chapel Good Shepherd. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
50. ^ Wiesauer: Residential building with house chapel. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 25, 2015 . 
51. ↑ Schumacher, Wiesauer: Almkapelle on the Höttingeralm, Höttingeralmkapelle. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 25, 2015 . 
52. ↑ Fingernail-Grüll, Wiesauer: Parish Church hl. Georg, parish church of All Saints. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 18, 2015 . 
53. ↑ Wiesauer: Municipal housing. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 16, 2020 . 
54. ↑ Wiesauer: Wegkapelle, chapel Great God with fountain. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
55. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, former mill. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
56. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Schneeburgschlössl, Ansitz Lichtenthurn. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 11, 2015 . 
57. ↑ wayside cross. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
58. ↑ Niche shrine, chapel St. Leonhard, Leonhard's Chapel. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
59. ^ Franckenstein, Wiesauer: Old Höttinger parish church hll. Ingenuin and Albuin and cemetery. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
60. ^ Hötting , in the history database of the association "fontes historiae - sources of history"
61. ↑ Niche shrine with crucifix. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2014 . 
62. ↑ War memorial with a figure of a soldier. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
63. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Pfarrhaus, Widum der Neue Höttinger parish church. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 5, 2015 . 
64. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Hötting elementary school. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
65. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: rectory, former widum of the old Höttinger parish church. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
66. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: former tower to Hötting, Enndorferische foundry. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
67. ^ Wiesauer: Nordkettenbahn, company building and Hotel Seegrube. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 13, 2015 . 
68. ↑ Frick, Wiesauer: Villa Walter. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 13, 2015 . 
69. ↑ Wiesauer: Hofwald Grenzstein. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 16, 2020 . 
70. ^ Eva Berger: Historical Gardens of Austria: Gardens and parks from the Renaissance to around 1930. Volume 2: Upper Austria, Salzburg, Vorarlberg, Carinthia, Styria, Tyrol . Böhlau, Vienna 2003, ISBN 3-205-99352-7 , p. 639 .
71. ↑ Wiesauer: Municipal housing. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 16, 2020 . 
72. ↑ Bird aviaries in the park of Villa Blanka in Innsbruck (1937) , kulturraumtirol.at
73. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Weiherburg residence. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 2, 2015 . 
74. ↑ "Richardsruhe" on the Weiherburg . In: Innsbrucker Stadtnachrichten, No. 11/1986, p. 24 ( digitized version )
75. ↑ Wiesauer: Hofwald boundary stones at Buechegg. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 16, 2020 . 
76. ↑ ^{a b} Martin Aschaber, Günter Guglberger, Karl Sporschill: Bridges in Tirol . Studienverlag, Innsbruck 2010, ISBN 978-3-7065-4957-8 , p. 106-109 .
77. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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