List of listed objects in Innsbruck-Innsbruck / H – K

The list of listed objects in Innsbruck-Innsbruck / H – K contains the listed , immovable objects of the Innsbruck cadastral community Innsbruck (city districts city ​​center , Mariahilf-St. Nikolaus , Dreiheiligen-Schlachthof and Saggen ) with street names from H to K.

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Mühlauer railway bridge (near Rauchmühle) ObjectID :  128901	at Haller Strasse, KG location : Innsbruck	The Mühlauer railway bridge was built with the Kufstein – Innsbruck railway line between 1853 and 1858. The three-arched stone bridge over the Inn has two massive stone pillars and abutments made of white Kramsacher marble on both sides of the banks . There is an iron railing above a slightly protruding cornice. It is the only bridge of this type on the Munich - Verona route that has been preserved in its original condition. The bridge crosses the Inn between the Innsbruck cadastral communities Innsbruck and Mühlau .
		Fountain, girl with jug ObjectID :  98378	Haydnplatz location KG: Innsbruck	The smaller than life-size fountain sculpture Girl with Jug was created by Hans Plangger from Lasa marble between 1940 and 1944 and placed on Haydnplatz in 1953.
		Rental house ObjektID :  41055	Haydnplatz 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey corner house was built in 1910 and combines elements of the Heimat style with Baroque and Secessionist forms. The facade is structured with polygonal and round cores, protruding balconies with stone balustrades and mansards.
		Rental house ObjektID :  98380 since 2020	Haydnplatz 2 KG location : Innsbruck
		Municipal Housing ObjectID :  64310	Haydnplatz 5 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was erected in 1941 as a worker's home based on plans by Walter Guth on the east side of Haydnplatz originally intended for a church. The five-storey building with a spacious, S-shaped floor plan is structured with bay windows and arched loggias on the rear and has a arched portal and an arched courtyard entrance. Inside, handcrafted details such as carved window posts, doors or banisters have been preserved.
		State Building Directorate (former university or governor building) ObjectID :  39087	Herrengasse 1-3 KG location : Innsbruck	The building of the state building management was built around 1660 as a theater hall and from 1672 it was used as a university building, in 1745 it was adapted as a state and university library, and in 1776 it was converted into a governorship . The L-shaped building connects to today's congress center with its south wing and follows Herrengasse along the former city moat, the west wing connects to the north. The building is four-story and kept very simple. The main building in Herrengasse has two stairwells facing the courtyard. The main front has a profiled eaves cornice and a hipped roof with dormers, of the 15 window axes two portal axes are widened; the western front has 14 axles. The courtyard fronts are essentially unadorned. Inside foyers and stair landings with square vaults and stucco rosettes. The two-armed stone stairs have a rosette-covered tendril lattice, the eastern one an extended stairwell . Several late baroque room doors with a profiled rounded frame and curved field division have been preserved.
		Kongresshaus, Archivstöckl ObjectID :  39088	Herrengasse 1-3 KG location : Innsbruck	The Archivstöckl was built in 1871 at the instigation of the then State Archives Director David Schönherr as the first purpose-built archive building in Tyrol and is an early example of functional architecture in Tyrol. The originally ground floor building was increased by one storey in 1874. The flat roof was converted into a flat sheet metal gable roof due to water damage between the wars. The Archivstöckl is attached to the north wing of the Herrengasse official building . The rectangular building has a stairwell attached to the south facade like a risalit. The ground floor was built from Höttinger breccia or brick masonry, the upper floor with its reinforced concrete construction is considered the first such building in Tyrol. On the ground floor there is a large, three-aisled hall, the narrow central aisle of which has a barrel vault on rectangular columns, divided by wide arches. The wide, eight-bay aisles have cross vaults separated from each other by belt arches .
		Fischerhäusl ObjectID :  39214	Herrengasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The Fischerhäusl, which is now used as a restaurant, is attached to the fortress roundabout and has a structural and historical connection with the Hofburg . The two-storey, cube-shaped building from the 17th / 18th centuries Century on an almost square floor plan has a flat hipped roof, a regular facade structure, a rectangular portal made of breccia and a remarkable roof structure.
		Ottoburg ObjectID :  39095	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	Late Gothic residential tower, documented since 1476. The later Emperor Maximilian I awarded the "Turn" in 1497 to Prince Rudolf von Anhalt , after whose death in 1515 only bourgeois owners followed. Perhaps that is why the house was called "Eepurg", "öd Burg" (= empty castle) and 1628 "Öttburg" since 1565/68. Based on this form of name, at the end of the "enlightened" 18th century, the association with Duke Otto II of Andechs , who was formerly considered the city founder of Innsbruck and is said to have resided here in his "Ottburg", arose.
		Old government building ObjectID :  64160	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, also called Claudiana , goes back to two previous medieval buildings. In 1569 Archduke Ferdinand II had the two buildings converted into an official building for the Upper Austrian government. After it was destroyed in the earthquake of 1689, it was rebuilt in baroque form by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder in 1690–1692 .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39096	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 5 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the narrow five-story house dates from the 15th century and was first mentioned in a document in 1504. It has a baroque curved gable, a four-story polygonal bay window, an earthquake wall up to the second floor, a cross-vaulted arbor and a pointed arch portal. Late Gothic barrel vaults have been preserved inside.
		Golden Eagle Hotel ObjectID :  39097	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	Erected in the course of the reconstruction after the fire of 1450, the Golden Eagle on the Lower Town Square is one of the oldest and - thanks to its porch - also the most stately inn in Innsbruck. The late Gothic facade frescoes were rediscovered in 1957/64. The black double-headed eagle of the Holy Roman Empire and its emperors served as a model for the pub sign. The marble tablets under the arbors tell of numerous personalities who stayed here.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39098	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 7 KG location : Innsbruck	The house first mentioned in a document in 1590 comes from the 15th / 16th century. Century, 1963 the ground floor was renewed. The five-storey house, which extends far into the depths, has barrel-vaulted arbors on the three-axis front, a wide bay window and an earthquake wall. The later extension of the Stöckl building resulted in two light wells one behind the other. Inside, a continuous, barrel-vaulted hallway and a spiral staircase around a round central pillar have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39099	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the former Gasthaus zur Blauen Gans dates back to the 16th century and has been used as a restaurant since the 17th century. The four-storey house with an extended attic storey over a square floor plan extends far into the depths. The five-axis facade is designed in plait style and structured with bay windows, plaster frames on the window parapets and saint medallions on the second floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39100	Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 9-11 KG location : Innsbruck	Two biaxial, five-storey townhouses with a core dating back to the 15th century have recently been combined to form a twin house. Both houses have bay windows, the earthquake wall on the right has been raised to the second floor. In a room on the second floor there is a late Gothic, partly brightly painted beam ceiling from 1483, which was renewed in 1640.
		Helblinghaus ObjectID :  39101	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 10 KG location : Innsbruck	The originally late Gothic building from the 15th century was redesigned around 1730 and provided by the plasterer Anton Gigl with a lush rococo facade with flower tendrils, bunches of fruit, shells, acanthus leaves and putti.
		Palluahaus ObjektID :  39102	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 12 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the six-storey house, which extends far into the depths, dates from the 15th century. It has an unadorned facade with a strong earthquake wall, a Nagelfluh portal and ogival closed arcade openings. Inside, a barrel-vaulted hallway with stitch caps and a spiral staircase have been preserved. The guest rooms were redesigned by Franz Baumann in 1927/1937 .
		Gasthaus Jörgele ObjectID:  39103	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 13 KG location : Innsbruck	The deep five-story house dates back to the 15th century. The facade with an earthquake wall , four-storey bay window and mosaic of the miraculous image of Mariahilf, which is horizontally closed by a blind wall , has recently been designed in a baroque style.
		Weinhaus Happ including restaurants ObjektID :  12519	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 14 KG location : Innsbruck	One of the few traditional inns in Innsbruck that has been preserved goes back to a late Gothic building from the 16th century in the typical Inn-Salzach style . In 1927 and 1937 it was carefully rebuilt according to plans by Franz Baumann . The facade of the six-storey building has round-arched arbor openings, an elegant rectangular bay window over three floors that merges into a balcony on the fourth floor, and earthquake pillars. The facade was redesigned in 1937 and decorated by Erich Torggler with fresco motifs from the hospitality industry. The guest rooms as well as furniture and equipment details such as lights, wall shelves, doors and door handles were uniformly designed by Franz Baumann.
		Neuhof Residence, Golden Roof ObjectID :  64161	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 15 KG location : Innsbruck	From 1420 to approx. 1460 this building was the residence of the Tyrolean sovereign Friedrich IV and Siegmund the rich in coins . The magnificent oriel, the symbol of the city of Innsbruck, covered with 2,657 fire-gilded copper shingles, was built by Niclas Türing the Elder under Emperor Maximilian I and, according to the inscription, was completed in 1500. The frescoes are by Maximilian's court painter Jörg Kölderer . The bay reliefs show portraits of Maximilian and his two wives, who are surrounded by Morisk dancers . Coats of arms, concealed references and symbols result in a complex total work of art that reflects Maximilian's self-image. The writing behind the dancers on the reliefs could not be deciphered.
		Katzunghaus ObjektID:  39104	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 16 KG location : Innsbruck	This late Gothic town house, built in the 15th century, stands out above all with its corner bay window. The reliefs there are works from the workshop of Gregor Türing († 1543) and show musicians and minstrels on the one hand, and various types of tournaments on the other. The reliefs remind us that knightly fighting games once took place on the old town square in front of the building.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  39106	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 18 KG location : Innsbruck	The town house, which has been documented since 1521, dates back to the 15th century. The five-storey corner house has a single-axis bay window facing Herzog-Friedrich-Straße and seven window axes on Seilergasse, where the entrance is also located. Inside there is a small barrel-vaulted hallway, a spiral staircase with a brick parapet and a round-arched stairway entrance.
		Schöpferhaus / Alte Hofapotheke ObjectID :  39107	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 19 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, first mentioned before 1486, has a core from the 15th / 16th centuries. Century. With its L-shaped floor plan, it encloses the corner house at Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 17 on the south and east side and has a three-axis main front to Herzog-Friedrich-Straße and a single front to Hofgasse. The main facade, designed around 1503, has a bay window, a moat roof and a stepped gable. A rococo pharmacy was located on the first floor of the Hofgasse wing until 1955. The pharmacy on the ground floor of the front building was established at the end of the 18th century.
		Vogelsangerhaus ObjectID:  39108	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 20 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, which has been documented since 1521, dates from the 15th century. The four-axle, five-storey, deep-reaching double house has arbors, bay windows and two uneven ditch roofs. The facade was restored after bomb damage in 1948. The interior was badly damaged by an earthquake in 1955.
		Old town hall with city tower and fountain in the inner courtyard ObjektID :  64167	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 21 KG location : Innsbruck	The old town hall was the seat of the city administration until 1897. In 1358 a town house on the town square was bought and converted into the town hall, which was rebuilt and enlarged several times. It received its current form in 1658. The 56 m high city ​​tower was erected around 1450 as the first such building in Austria. Originally provided with a pointed spire, it was given a Renaissance onion dome around 1560.
		Trautsonhaus ObjectID :  39109	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 22 KG location : Innsbruck	The Trautsonhaus is a Gothic arcade house from the 15th century with a light shaft. In 1541, under its then owner Hanns Trautson von Matrei, Sprechenstein and Schrofenstein, hereditary marshal of Tyrol, baron since 1541, it was given its present shape and height by master Gregor Türing, as well as the two magnificent bay windows, the left of which rises above an arch and is adorned with the coat of arms of the builder and his wife from the house of Madruzzo.
		Fountain in front of Trautsonhaus ObjectID :  98535	in front of Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 22 KG location : Innsbruck	The baroque marble fountain with a low, wide shell and a vase-crowned, fluted fountain column from 1806 is the only city fountain in Innsbruck that has been preserved in its original location.
		Tschurtschenthalerhaus ObjectID:  39110	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 23 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, first mentioned in a document in 1390, has a core from the 15th century. In 1949 the interior was rebuilt after a bomb damage. The five-story, deep-reaching house has pointed arched arbors on the unadorned facade, an earthquake wall, a three-story wide bay window and a curved baroque gable.
		Altes Landhaus ObjektID :  39111	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 29 KG location : Innsbruck	Probably grown together from two town houses, this house was called "Zum guldenen Engl" around 1536 and was bought in 1613 by the "Tiroler Landschaft" as its first official building. This became necessary because Innsbruck - the residence of the Tyrolean sovereigns since 1420 - has gradually become the exclusive conference venue of the Tyrolean parliament and the Tyrolean landscape and its estates. Soon it was felt to be too narrow, so in 1666 this house in the old town was exchanged for one in the upper part of the new town, where the “ old country house ” has since been located ( Maria-Theresien-Straße 43 ).
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  39112	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 32 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the five-storey building, which dates from the 16th century, has a three-storey polygonal bay window and a supporting gable on the facade. The arbors are provided with beveled, plastered pointed arches. In the middle of the deep house there is a staircase with a light shaft.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39113	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 33 KG location : Innsbruck
		Kohleggerhaus ObjectID :  39114	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 35 KG location : Innsbruck	The Stadtrichter-Zeller-Haus was owned by the Innsbruck bourgeois family from 1485 to 1543. When Walter Zeller the Elder was city judge in 1495, he had the remarkable quaternion or imperial eagle fresco installed in the arbor vault , combined with the coats of arms of the "Anointed Kings" of France, England, Sicily and Scotland. Walter Zeller the Younger († 1543) made the partially damaged oriel decoration with a rare house blessing.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39115	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 37 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th The house dates back to the 17th century and has been documented since 1587. The four-story house with a gable roof has a horizontal front wall and a three-story bay window in the middle window axis. The two arbors are closed and chamfered in plastered pointed arches. The interior is accessed via a spiral staircase next to the atrium.
		Golden Rose Inn ObjectID :  39116	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The corner house on Stiftgasse dates back to the 15th century and served as an inn for more than 500 years. The five-storey wall construction with a mighty hipped roof and regular facade structure has a three-sided polygonal bay window that extends over three upper floors. The ground floor in the area of ​​Herzog-Friedrich-Straße is opened in two wide segmental arches to the portico and set off from the upper floor by a strong cornice. At the corner of the building there is a sculpture created by Hans Andre in 1952 . The interior has undergone major changes, but still has numerous late Gothic building details such as vaulted hallways and rooms or Nagelfluh walls. The dining rooms on the first floor were designed in the 1930s by Lois Welzenbacher in the New Objectivity style.
		Donauhof ObjectID :  7971	Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse 40 / Schlossergasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey building was built in 1912/1914 according to plans by Hans Menardi and Josef Retter in place of the suburban gate that was demolished in 1765 and subsequent buildings from the 19th century. There are three-story polygonal bay windows on the facade facing Marktgraben, on the sloping corner facing Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse and on the corner facing Schlossergasse. The ground floor opens into large, arched shop windows facing Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse and is closed off with a simple cornice that surrounds the facade . The windows on the upper floors are framed with wide white cleaning flasks with flared corners. The staircase, designed in Art Nouveau style , is tiled and has marble steps, stuccoed ceilings of the staircases and platforms covered with gold ornaments, and a large wrought iron railing with volute flowers set with leaves.
		Event Memorial Freedom Wars of 1809 / anno 9 ObjectID :  98570	Herzog-Otto-Straße KG location : Innsbruck	The monument, known as Father and Son or Anno Nine , depicts two Tyrolean freedom fighters who are on the lookout for the enemy. It was created by Christian Plattner on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Tyrolean struggle for freedom and placed on the Inn Bridge in front of the Ottoburg in 1914.
		Old Market Hall ObjectID :  10580	Herzog-Siegmund-Ufer 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The old market hall was built in 1913/14 according to plans by Fritz Konzert on the right bank of the Inn. The elevated central nave of the three-aisled Art Nouveau building is covered with a flat gable roof. The entrance to the north is structured in the lower area by five symmetrical arched arcades resting on Nagelfluh pillars.
		Bederlungerhaus ObjektID :  39105	Hofgasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The history of the Bederlungerhaus goes back to the earliest times of the city. Soon after the city was founded south of the Inn Bridge, the first predecessor buildings of today's house were erected. Romanesque wall remains were found on the ground floor. The current building was created by amalgamating several medieval parcels. The name “Bederlungerhaus” goes back to the Bederlunger family, who owned the house from the beginning of the 19th century until 1931. In 2007 the house was restored with public support.
		Teutonic Order House ObjectID :  39122	Hofgasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39123	Hofgasse 4 KG location : Innsbruck
		Gasthaus Zum tourists, formerly Zum Meraner ObjektID:  39124	Hofgasse 5 KG location : Innsbruck
		Burgriesenhaus ObjektID :  39125	Hofgasse 12 Location KG: Innsbruck
		Former House Golden Greif / Tachezy ObjectID :  39117	Höttinger Gasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which was first mentioned in a document in 1466 and originally dates from the 15th century, was combined in 1607 from two separate houses to form the “Goldener Greif” inn. In the second half of the 17th century it was fundamentally rebuilt, increased in 1826 and changed in the 20th century by adding and remodeling shops. The four-storey corner house has massive earthquake pillars, a high fire wall to the neighboring house and a bent facade on Höttinger Gasse. At the corner on the level of the first floor there is a stone-carved shrine with a crucifixion group, which was created around 1430 and is probably the oldest surviving wall sculpture in Innsbruck.
		Former Chiemseehaus ObjectID :  39119	Höttinger Gasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, first mentioned in 1281, was owned by the Chiemsee Monastery and was sold by it in 1628 at the latest. The house was rebuilt in the second half of the 15th century and around 1500. In the 19th century it was further modified by installing a new staircase, an extension and an addition. The four-storey corner house has a hipped roof and on the south side a Gothic bay window that extends to the eaves. Two halls and the corridors are provided with barrel vaults and stitch caps, another hall with a cross vault.
		House portal ObjektID :  39120	Höttinger Gasse 11 KG location : Innsbruck	The town house, which has been occupied since the 15th century and was rebuilt in the 17th century, has a courtyard portal from Nagelfluh with a closed round arch as well as a base, spar and wedge , which is crowned by a slightly curved, profiled cornice.
		Malfatti-Schlößl ObjectID :  39121	Höttinger Gasse 25 KG location : Innsbruck	The residence (called Ettnau residence after the builder or Malfattischlössl after the owner in 1871) was built in 1693 at the latest and rebuilt in the 19th century, the baroque appearance was largely preserved. Until 1806 it served as the official building and residence of the caretaker of the Sonnenburg estate . The building rises on a square floor plan, at all four corners there are protruding bay windows, which are continued over the eaves as octagonal turrets and covered with hoods. The tent roof is crowned by an octagonal lantern. The building is surrounded by a garden, which is bordered by an enclosure wall.
		Exhibition hall 2 ObjectID :  39127	Ing.-Etzel-Straße 31, 29 KG location : Innsbruck	The hall was built for the Prague anniversary exhibition in 1891 and moved to Innsbruck for the Tyrolean provincial exhibition in 1893, where it is now used by the Innsbruck trade fair. The steel frame construction is enclosed on the south side and on the front sides by brick walls, which were originally designed in an elaborate architectural manner and had large window openings.
		Municipal dormitory Saggen with enclosure wall and kiosk ObjectID :  64311	Ing.-Etzel-Straße 59 KG location : Innsbruck	On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph , Johann von Sieberer founded the "Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Jubiläums-Greisenasyl". The building erected in 1908/09 is largely designed in the same way as the Sieber School . The interior of the chapel is furnished with the original ornamented tiled floor and chairs. The high barrel vault is coffered and framed by coffered belt arches decorated with rosettes. The building is surrounded by the original garden border with a brick parapet and richly ornamented iron grating between square pillars.
		Flösserkreuz ObjectID :  111923	Innallee location KG: Innsbruck	The neo-Gothic crucifix was erected, presumably as a replacement for an older crucifix, around 1865 in the course of building the Inn river.
		Elementary school St. Nikolaus with enclosing wall to the east ObjectID :  102855	Innallee 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was built as an industrial school in 1872 and rebuilt and expanded in 1891. The three-storey building with a hipped roof has a central projectile on the inside, and a portal framed by pilasters in a segment-arched stone or plaster frame on the south-western entrance facade. The facades are structured with plaster bands and cornices.
		Catholic parish church hl. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  64235	Innrain location KG: Innsbruck	The Johanneskirche was built in 1729–1732 instead of an older chapel and for a long time formed the western end of the Innrain. The high baroque building was designed by Georg Anton Gumpp based on Italian models. The ceiling paintings were created by Josef Schöpf in 1794 . Since 1993 the church has been the seat of the university parish.
		Dankl barracks ObjectID :  39136	Innrain 1 location KG: Innsbruck	The old city castle was built at the same time as the Innsbruck old town around 1180/1204 as the city castle of the Counts of Andechs, Dukes of Meranien and used from the 15th to the 18th century as an “inner” or city armory or from 1780 as barracks . Around 1851/54, the old building had to largely give way to the existing new barracks, which had been adapted as an administration building etc. since 1986/88.
		Town house, former court blacksmith's house ObjectID :  40468	Innrain 2 location KG: Innsbruck	In 1822 the building permit was granted for the house with farriers, which were rebuilt in 1841 and 1843. It has been a restaurant since 1892. The facade of the five-storey building with a small inner courtyard and hipped roof is structured in an early historical style with smooth corner pilasters, horizontal cornices between the individual floors and a profiled cornice. The arched portals are now partially walled up. Inside, the ground floor has pronounced lancet vaults, the hallway and various other rooms have simple flat barrel vaults.
		Wallpachhaus ObjektID :  39138	Innrain 14 KG location : Innsbruck	The house was built in 1719 and after 1775 another storey was added. The facade from the middle of the 18th century is decorated with rich rococo decorations made of rocailles, shells and curlicues. In the central axis between the first and second floor there is a medallion with the depiction of the miraculous image of Mariahilf .
		Residential and commercial building, Stiftsmühle ObjectID :  39139	Innrain 20 location KG: Innsbruck	The four-storey house with a five-axis front and a gable roof was built in the 18th century. The facade is structured with a continuous cornice above the ground floor and parapet cornices on the windows. The basket arch portal in plaster frame has cuboids with wedge stones in the arch.
		Residential and commercial building, former Market Office ObjectID :  21844	Innrain 24 KG location : Innsbruck	The baroque house was built in 1717 and an additional storey was added in 1874 according to plans by Josef Spörr. The facade was designed in a late Biedermeier style with historic stucco decor. In 1922 the attic was expanded and given a roof house.
		State police command with enclosure ObjektID :  64233	Innrain 34 KG location : Innsbruck	The elongated building was erected in 1783 as a cadet school and is now used by the Tyrolean police department. Inside there is a mosaic by Emmerich Kerle , created between 1955 and 1959 , which is dedicated to the fallen comrades and shows a representation of Austria with soldiers, an angel with a laurel wreath and a cross with a shield.
		Albersheim / Notburgaheim ObjectID :  39140	Innrain 41 KG location : Innsbruck	The residence, which has been occupied since 1561, dates back to the 16th century and was extended in 1862. The four-storey, cube-shaped building with a corner core is divided by two wide cornices. Above the arched portal there is a mosaic of the miraculous image of Mariahilf. The front part of the wide, continuous ground floor corridor is barrel vaulted with stitch caps, the staircase has a barrel vault, the corridor on the first floor and the stair landings have a cross vault.
		State hospital, main building, ENT, HSS, ZMK clinic ObjectID:  43253	Innrain 47 KG location : Innsbruck	The hospital was built in 1933 in the New Objectivity style. It consists of a four-story, cubic entrance wing and a five-story transverse wing, which are connected by a curved structure that is set back towards the entrance wing and pushed in front of the transverse wing around four axes. The ground floor appears as a base due to its banding and wide rectangular windows.
		State hospital, payment stock ObjectID :  43254	Innrain 49 KG location : Innsbruck	The three-storey hospital building was built in 1909 in the Heimat style with historical elements. The facade is structured with ashlar , bay windows and balconies. Note: location information is approximate.
		University Library ObjectID :  64246	Innrain 50 KG location : Innsbruck	The main building of the university library was built from 1911 to 1924 according to plans by Eduard Mathias Zotter. The free-standing, two-story building consists of an elevated reading room wing with a mansard roof and a storage wing, which are connected by a protruding staircase wing. This has a Baroque-style portal between two massive pilasters, above it a high arched window and a gable with a double eagle, inside there is a monumental staircase with a marble staircase and a stone balustrade formed from volute motifs. The reading room has high arched windows on the street side and is covered with a coffered ceiling.
		Main University Building ObjectID :  64247	Innrain 52 KG location : Innsbruck	The main building of the University of Innsbruck was built from 1911 to 1924 according to plans by Eduard Mathias Zotter. The neo-baroque , free-standing, four-storey complex encloses two inner courtyards as a wing structure. The five central axes of the main facade protrude as a risalit with a mansard roof, from this the three central portal axes , which are delimited by colossal Ionic half-columns and closed off by a curved segmented arch gable. Inside, the foyer is raised and separated from the vestibule by pilasters and pillars . The auditorium on the first floor is designed in an antique style with profiled pilasters, a tooth-cut frieze and a coffered ceiling .
		War memorial ObjectID :  84346	Innrain 52 KG location : Innsbruck	The memorial designed by Lois Welzenbacher for the university members who died in World War I was unveiled in front of the main building of the university in 1926. On a high base with a triangular base and the inscription "Ehre - Freiheit - Vaterland" is an eagle carved from copper.
		Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Jubiläums-Siechenhaus, former Städt. Nursing home ObjectID :  39141	Innrain 53 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-story, free-standing building was erected in 1898/99 as the Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Jubiläums-Infirmary. The facade facing the Innrain is structured with a baroque central portal, plastering flaps and bands on the house and risalit edges. At the back is the chapel, consecrated in 1900, with a protruding, three-sided choir and ceiling frescoes by Alfons Siber from 1903.
		Thurner Monument ObjectID :  102142	Innstrasse location KG: Innsbruck	The monument to Franz Thurner , founder of the voluntary fire brigades and gymnastics in Tyrol, was erected in 1902. The bronze bust on a stone base was created by Norbert Pfretzschner .
		Joachimsbrunnen ObjectID :  102147	Innstrasse location KG: Innsbruck	The baroque fountain consists of a shell basin on a foot decorated with dolphins and volute cartouches and a Corinthian marble column with a marble statue of St. Joachim with a gilded ray nimbus, who holds a lily in one hand and the seated Maria in the other. The fountain was designed by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder , the statue is attributed to Ingenuin Lechleitner . From 1706 to 1732 it stood as a counterpart to the Josefsbrunnen, which has now also been removed, south of the Annasäule in Maria-Theresien-Straße and was installed in Waltherpark in 1851.
		Surveying stone "Geographensäule" ObjectID :  111925	Innstrasse location KG: Innsbruck	The weather station was built in Waltherpark in 1876. A white marble pillar rises on a stepped square base made of red marble. Weathered inscription in the base. The base bears frame fields with the height information of some surrounding mountain peaks as well as the longitude and latitude. In addition to a thermometer and barometer, the column also has a sundial and an inscription indicating the average weather.
		Personality monument Walther von der Vogelweide ObjectID :  111926	Innstrasse location KG: Innsbruck	The larger than life ore statue of Walter von der Vogelweide was cast for the Bavarian National Museum in 1876 and bought by the city of Innsbruck in 1877 and placed in Walther Park. The statue stands on an irregularly layered porphyry base .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  98969 since 2020	Innstrasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The Innbrücke inn has a Romanesque building core with masonry in the basement and on the fire walls from the 13th century. During the Gothic and Late Gothic periods, the house was rebuilt, extended and the vaults created. Around 1800 it was rebuilt in the late baroque style and the second upper floor was fully expanded. In 1912 the interior was changed and in 1926 the attic was expanded. The building has been used as an inn since 1610. The main facade has a baroque curved gable and a three-storey bay window in the central axis. There are massive earthquake support pillars on the corner and on the side. Inside, a vaulted room from around 1500 with a brick vault and stitch caps has been preserved.
		Rental house, former prison labor house / Rotus club house ObjektID :  39143	Innstrasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39144	Innstrasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, which basically dates back to the 16th century, has been documented since 1500. The facade was provided with rich stucco in the second quarter of the 18th century. In the gable, which swings twice towards the middle, there is a medallion with the miraculous image of Mariahilf . The closed arched portal has a late Gothic frame from Nagelfluh . There is a barrel-vaulted hallway on the ground floor.
		Malfatti House ObjectID :  39145	Innstrasse 5 KG location : Innsbruck
		Goldenes Kreuz residential building (main building with Stöckl) ObjektID :  39146	Innstrasse 13 Location KG: Innsbruck
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39147	Innstrasse 15 KG location : Innsbruck	The narrow four-storey house with a rectangular floor plan and a ditch roof , which extends far into the depths, was rebuilt in 1546 after a fire based on forms from the 15th century. The three-axis gable front has a three-storey wide bay window in the central axis, a round arch portal and a stepped gable that is blinded in front . The facade was designed by Alfred Matuella in 1955. The corridors on the ground floor and the first floor are barrel-vaulted with stitch caps and connected via a brick spiral staircase.
		Rainfels Residence ObjectID :  39148	Innstrasse 17 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the four-storey, deep building dates from the mid-16th century. The four-axis facade has bay windows and a baroque , richly curved gable and is decorated with paintings from the first half of the 18th century. The late Gothic stone portal with its multiple grooved walls is attributed to Niklas Türing the Younger. Inside there is a barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor with small stitch caps and a network of ramified ridges in the shape of fish bubbles, as well as a small vestibule with cross vaults .
		Soap boiler house ObjectID :  39149	Innstrasse 23 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the building, which dates back to the 16th century, was merged from two houses in 1712 and given a neo-Gothic facade in the 19th century . It has been owned by the soap manufacturer Walde since 1868. In 1883 a ground-level extension was built in the courtyard, and in 1935 and 1938 a boiler and brewhouse for the soap factory. The facade is designed with two broad cores, facing gables and arched portals. Inside there are numerous late Gothic vaults. In addition to the main house, the building complex includes a Stöckl building , a garden house from the 18th century and an administrator and servants' house.
		Residence ObjectID :  39150	Innstrasse 23a KG location : Innsbruck	The seat-like, three-storey Stöckl building of the soap boiler house originates in the core from the 16th century, was changed to Baroque style in the 18th century, rebuilt in 1932 and an additional storey was added in 1956. On the central axis of the baroque facade there is a basket arch portal, above it a fresco with the miraculous image of Mariahilf . The hallway and rooms on the ground floor have late Gothic vaults and door panels.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39151	Innstrasse 25 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the four-storey building dates from the 15th and 16th centuries. Century. It has a simple baroque facade with continuous parapet cornices and drilled window frames, a bay window and a round arched portal. Inside there is a continuous, barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor with stitch caps, several late Gothic portal walls and a beamed ceiling.
		St. Nikolaus School with enclosure on Innstrasse ObjectID :  64182	Innstrasse 36 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rauschenstein residence ObjectID :  47909	Innstrasse 38 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which originally dates from the 16th century and was used as a dye works, was rebuilt in 1871/1872 and expanded in 1925 according to plans by Franz Baumann . A walled garden adjoins to the southwest. The facades of the three-storey building are structured regularly. A continuous central corridor with retracted belt arches in the southern half of the building opens up the older, probably still late-Gothic part of the house.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39153	Innstrasse 45 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th The five-storey building, which dates back to the 17th century, was given a cellar and a larger shop in 1894. The redesign of the facade in the 19th century was reversed in 1953. In the central axis of the facade there is a four-storey wide bay window, underneath a round arch portal. The continuous ground floor corridor is provided with an almost ogival barrel vault.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39154	Innstrasse 53 KG location : Innsbruck
		Fountain in Innstrasse (Hans-Brenner-Platz) ObjectID :  111924	in front of Innstrasse 69 KG location : Innsbruck	The fountain consists of a square fountain trough and a cylindrical fountain column. The sculpture of St. Nikolaus from Verona marble was created in 1953 by Helmut Millonig .
		Residence and inn Eiche ObjektID :  39156	Innstrasse 85 Location KG: Innsbruck
		Bürgerhaus, former Gasthaus Elefant ObjektID :  39157	Innstrasse 87 KG location : Innsbruck
		Kindergarten St. Nikolaus with enclosure wall ObjektID :  64183	Innstrasse 97 KG location : Innsbruck
		Crucifix ObjectID :  99136	Jahnstrasse location KG: Innsbruck	The late Gothic crucifix in a roofed case probably dates from the 16th century and was added later.
		Elementary school, Waldorf school and Kindergarten Dreiheiligen with gymnasium ObjektID :  64282	Jahnstrasse 5, 7 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  33225	Jahnstraße 29 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house with high-rise building in the backyard ObjectID :  39158	Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Straße 1 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental House ObjectID :  64299	Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Straße 2 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  49303	Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Straße 5 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  48413	Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Straße 9 KG location : Innsbruck
		Wall painting in the winter garden of the court gardening facility ObjektID :  119748	at Kaiserjägerstrasse 1b, KG location : Innsbruck	The mural air and plant life in the court gardening building was created in 1954 by Max Weiler .
		Gasthaus Zum Schwarzen Adler ObjectID :  39159	Kaiserjägerstrasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which basically dates from the 16th century, was first mentioned in a document in 1555 and has been a restaurant since 1654. The four-storey corner house has a three-storey corner bay window and a rectangular portal on the main facade facing Kaiserjägerstrasse. The hallway on the first floor is barrel vaulted with stitch caps.
		Capuchin Church and Monastery with Hermitage ObjectID :  39160	Kaiserjägerstrasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The Capuchin monastery was founded in 1593 and consecrated in 1594; it was closed from 1797 to 1833. In the 17th century it was expanded and from 1857 it received its current classicist appearance. The church is a simple building with a retracted, just closing choir and roof turrets. The facade shows a simple classical structure with colossal pilasters and a portal with an original, profiled marble frame with a triangular gable. The whitewashed, unadorned interior is covered with a barrel vault.
		Interest rate villa ObjectID :  48250	Kaiserjägerstrasse 7 KG location : Innsbruck
		Residential and commercial building, formerly Alois Carl Walde KG, ObjectID :  95198	Kaiserjägerstrasse 10 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was built in 1845 as a wax drawing shop for the Walde company with wax bleaching and an apartment. The two-story Biedermeier house with a hipped roof has two arched portals in breccia frames on the southern facade and a one-armed spiral wooden staircase inside.
		Villa ObjectID :  48270	Kaiserjägerstrasse 18 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  48442	Kaiserjägerstraße 22 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  48249	Kaiserjägerstrasse 24 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa Erna ObjectID :  49091	Kaiserjägerstrasse 28 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  48441	Kaiserjägerstrasse 30 KG location : Innsbruck
		Enclosure of the court gardening facility ObjectID :  128323	Kaiserjägerstraße location KG: Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  40581	Kapuzinergasse 20 KG location : Innsbruck
		Seven Chapel Church / Siebenkreuzkapelle ObjektID :  39172	Kapuzinergasse 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The church, built as a Holy Sepulcher Church in 1583–1584, was badly damaged in an earthquake in 1670 and rebuilt in 1676–1678 according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder . Profaned under Joseph II , it was used as a warehouse for almost 200 years. The strongly structured, elongated building on a trapezoidal floor plan has three protruding chapels on each side. In the interior, the trapezoidal floor plan and the sloping vault created an exaggerated perspective of the Holy Sepulcher as the focal point.
		Object 5 ObjectID :  124854	Kapuzinergasse 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The typical warehouse from the first half of the 19th century is on the site of the former seven-chapel church, which was closed in 1786 under Emperor Joseph II and converted into a military warehouse . The elongated, two-story brick building has a rectangular floor plan, a mighty hipped roof and a regular facade structure. The narrow sides are single-axis and the long sides are five-axis. The warehouse has simple wooden ceilings and cast iron pillars inside.
		Object 9 ObjectID :  124855	Kapuzinergasse 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The typical warehouse from the first half of the 19th century is on the site of the former seven-chapel church, which was closed in 1786 under Emperor Joseph II and converted into a military warehouse . The narrow, elongated, single-storey brick building has a hook-shaped floor plan, a wide hipped roof and a regular facade structure, with wide pilasters at the corners of the wall. The building component, which is set at right angles on the east side, is partially covered with wood and has a wide archway between two buttresses on the gable side. The warehouse has simple wooden ceilings inside.
		Enclosing wall ObjectID :  124856	Kapuzinergasse 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The baroque surrounding wall from the 18th century is regularly reinforced on the stone-facing inside by brick pillars in front and plastered on the outside. In the west and south there are pillar-flanked entrances, of which the southern one is walled up.
		Warehouse, storage building or part of the surrounding wall ObjectID :  124858	Kapuzinergasse 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The elongated, single-storey warehouse building with a gable roof at the eastern corner of the Siebenkapellen area is integrated into the surrounding wall with one long and one narrow side. It has three irregular window openings to the street and an opening in the gable to the inner courtyard.
		Kapferer Villa ObjektID :  19570	Karl-Kapferer-Strasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck
		Church and Monastery For Perpetual Adoration ObjectID :  64290	Karl-Kapferer-Strasse 7, 7a KG location : Innsbruck	The monastery was founded in 1868 by Maria Pia von Angelini , built in 1869/70 and consecrated in 1872. In 1895 Felix Schatz designed the facade mosaic Adoration of the Altar Sacrament . The monastery was closed during the Nazi era in 1940 and then taken over again in 1945 by the surviving sisters.
		Vicarage, former priestly house of the monastery for perpetual adoration ObjectID :  105457	Karl-Kapferer-Strasse 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The former priestly house of the monastery for Perpetual Adoration is built onto the garden wall of the monastery area. The three-storey Wilhelminian style building was erected in 1878/79 and has a three-axis center risalit . The staircase protruding to the north is flanked by the ground-level sermon hall with adjoining guest apartment and the former laundry room (now an apartment), both of which are accessible from the monastery garden. The facades are designed with trickle plaster ashlar, cast stone edges, a wood-clad gable with veil boards, as well as frame frames and decorative friezes. The frescoes in the sermon hall were created in 1945 by Rafael Thaler .
		Jesuit Church of the Holy Trinity ObjectID :  64205	Karl-Rahner-Platz KG location : Innsbruck	→ Main article : Jesuit Church (Innsbruck)
		Theological Faculty d. University of Innsbruck (former Jesuit college and grammar school) ObjectID :  64198	Karl-Rahner-Platz 1-2 Location KG: Innsbruck	The complex of the theological faculty of the University of Innsbruck , formerly used as a Jesuit grammar school and university library, extends on both sides of the Jesuit church along Universitätsstraße. The west wing goes back to the first college building from 1562 around an arcade courtyard. The corridors face the street, to the south, face the garden, the large, bright lecture halls and professors' rooms. The design of the baroque facade is attributed to Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder .
		Theological Faculty d. University of Innsbruck (former Jesuit college and grammar school) ObjectID :  64199	Karl-Rahner-Platz 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The complex of the theological faculty of the University of Innsbruck , formerly used as a Jesuit grammar school and university library, extends on both sides of the Jesuit church along Universitätsstraße. The baroque east wing was built from 1722 to 1724 according to plans by Georg Anton Gumpp instead of a building from 1603 to 1606. The building extends in two wings around a rectangular courtyard to the east, the main facade is to the west towards Karl-Rahner-Platz.
		Interest rate villa ObjectID :  47833	Karl-Schönherr-Strasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck
		Federal Commercial Academy and Federal Commercial School ObjectID :  39173	Karl-Schönherr-Strasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The building of the commercial academy was built in 1904 according to a design by Eduard Klingler and Arthur Ringler in the so-called “Tyrolean Gothic” style, and from 1971–1977 heightened and rebuilt according to plans by Ekkehard Hörmann .
		Former Theresian normal school with chapel ObjectID :  39174	Kiebachgasse 10 KG location : Innsbruck	In the building mentioned for the first time in 1519, a normal school was set up in 1769 , which was later elevated to the Imperial and Royal Model Main School. Around 1777, instead of the Stöckl building, a chapel dedicated to St. John the Baptist erected. In 1878 the newly founded Protestant congregation acquired the building and used it as a rectory and the chapel for their services. With the construction of the Christ Church , the building was no longer needed and sold, the chapel has been used as a workshop since then. The building, with six axes on the main front, surrounds a rectangular inner courtyard with four unequal four-storey wings. A second courtyard that extends as far as Schlossergasse is connected to the rear wing, the southern half of which is occupied by the chapel. On the main facade there are two bay windows, in the courtyard open galleries and stairways from the second half of the 17th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  39175	Kiebachgasse 11 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey building, first mentioned in a document in 1502, dates from the 15th and 16th centuries. Century. The three-axis front is bent and has a three-storey, three-sided polygonal bay in the middle axis and a round arched portal in the right axis. The earthquake wall is cut out in a round arch above the portal. The continuous ground floor corridor is provided in the front part with a pointed arched barrel vault with stitch caps and in the rear part it is extended to an almost square cross-vaulted room with a star- shaped net . The corridors of the first and second floors have a barrel vault.
		Gumpphaus / Mundinghaus / Pflaumerhaus ObjectID :  39176	Kiebachgasse 16 KG location : Innsbruck	Three houses, essentially dating from the 16th century, were combined into one building around 1680 and rebuilt in the first third of the 18th century. From 1653 to 1765 the house was owned by the Gumpp family of builders . The four-storey corner house with bay windows jumps into the south corner, creating a small space at the Kiebachgasse / Schlossergasse intersection. The original components, which are clearly recognizable through different roof shapes (gable roofs, monopitch roof) and window sizes, are combined by a uniform baroque facade with architectural and figural plaster structure. Inside, late-Gothic building details (vaults, portals) and baroque stucco work from around 1730 have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39177	Kirschentalgasse 5 KG location : Innsbruck	The town house, which basically dates from the 15th century, was extended in 1846. The two-storey gabled house on an approximately square floor plan and saddle roof has two portals right next to each other in the middle. The left one has a round arch and leads to the cellar staircase, the right portal with a pointed arch leads into the hallway.
		Bruckfeld Residence ObjectID :  39178	Kirschentalgasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The residence-like building was created before 1614 by joining two older houses and was renovated in the 18th and 19th centuries. Rebuilt in the 19th century. The four-storey house on an irregular, hook-shaped floor plan has a late Gothic arched portal and a saddle roof. The facade was designed in the 19th century with bezels , rustics and cornices .
		Interest rate villa ObjectID :  48251	Kochstrasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  68810	Kochstrasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck

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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. ^ Michaela Frick: Technical monuments, Mühlauer Eisenbahnbrücke (Westbahn) . In: Culture reports from Tyrol 2012 . 63rd Monument Report, June 2012, p. 19–20 ( tirol.gv.at [PDF; accessed on January 11, 2014]).
3. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Laufbrunnen, fountain girl with jug. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 8, 2015 . 
4. ↑ Helmuth Oehler: Snow white? In: Innsbruck informed, August 2018, pp. 58–59 ( online )
5. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: residential building, apartment building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 8, 2015 . 
6. ↑ Wiesauer: Municipal housing. In: Tyrolean art register . Accessed January 21, 2020 . 
7. ^ Wiesauer: Office of the Tyrolean provincial government, provincial building directorate, university and governor building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2014 . 
8. ^ Wiesauer: Congress House Innsbruck, Archivstöckl. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2014 . 
9. ↑ Wiesauer: Residential building, Fischerhäusl. In: Tyrolean art register . Accessed January 21, 2020 . 
10. ^ Franz-Heinz Hye : The old government building. In: Official Journal of the State Capital Innsbruck, No. 12, 1969, p. 14 ( digitized version )
11. ^ Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 5, 2016 . 
12. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
13. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, former inn Zur Blauen Gans. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 5, 2016 . 
14. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 5, 2016 . 
15. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: residential and commercial building, Palluahaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
16. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthof Jörgele, Weinhaus Jörgele. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
17. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Weinhaus Happ. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
18. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
19. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, Schöpferhaus, old court pharmacy. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
20. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: residential building, Vogelsangerhaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
21. ↑ Wiesauer: Laufbrunnen, fountain in front of the Trautsonhaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 7, 2015 . 
22. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, Tschurtschenthalerhaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
23. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 7, 2016 . 
24. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved December 21, 2017 . 
25. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus zur golden rose, Swarovski house. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved December 21, 2017 . 
26. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, Donauhof. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved December 21, 2017 . 
27. ^ Monument "Father and Son" (Innsbruck) in the Literature Land Map Tyrol
28. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Market Hall Innsbruck, Old Market Hall. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 23, 2014 . 
29. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: residential building, former house Goldener Greif, Tachezy. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 5, 2015 . 
30. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: residential building, former Chiemseehaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 9, 2015 . 
31. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 8, 2015 . 
32. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: former residence Ettnau, Ettenau, Malfattischlößl. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 9, 2015 . 
33. ↑ Wiesauer: Exhibition hall 2. In: Tyrolean art cadastre . Retrieved September 9, 2015 . 
34. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Municipal old people's home, municipal dormitory Saggen with enclosure wall and kiosk. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved June 20, 2016 . 
35. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Wegkreuz, Flösserkreuz. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 10, 2015 . 
36. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: St. Nikolaus elementary school with an enclosure wall to the east. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
37. ↑ Wiesauer: Residential building, town house, former court blacksmith's house. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 4, 2016 . 
38. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, Wallpachhaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 9, 2015 . 
39. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Business and residential buildings, Stiftsmühle. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 4, 2016 . 
40. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: residential and office building, former market office. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 8, 2015 . 
41. ^ Regional police command for Tyrol, former cadet school. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
42. ↑ Maireth, Wiesenauer: Art in construction of public buildings: Mosaic: tribute to fallen comrades. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
43. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: former residence Albersheim, Notburgaheim. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 5, 2016 . 
44. ^ Wiesauer: State hospital, main building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 8, 2015 . 
45. ↑ Wiesenauer: State Hospital, number Stock, Municipal sanatorium. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 8, 2015 . 
46. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Innsbruck University Library. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 8, 2015 . 
47. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: University of Innsbruck, main university building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 8, 2015 . 
48. ↑ The memorial of the University of Innsbruck , iPoint - the information portal of the University of Innsbruck
49. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Jubiläums-Siechenhaus, former municipal nursing home. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 8, 2015 . 
50. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Monument to Franz Thurner, Thurner monument. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 10, 2015 . 
51. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Laufbrunnen hll. Joachim, Joachimsbrunnen. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved April 5, 2020 . 
52. ↑ Josefine Justic: When Maria Theresa street was still called New Town. In: Innsbruck informs, October 2002, p. 22 ( digitized version )
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67. ↑ Wiesauer: Capuchin monastery with hermitage. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 7, 2016 . 
68. ↑ Wiesauer: Kapuzinerkirche hl. Francis. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 7, 2016 . 
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83. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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