List of listed objects in Innsbruck-Innsbruck / L – Z

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

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Anna column ObjectID :  94249 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße KG location : Innsbruck	The Anna column was erected in 1706 as a thank you for the withdrawal of the Bavarian troops after the Bavarian hype on Anna's day in 1703. The column was created by Cristoforo Benedetti from red Kramsacher marble. It is crowned by a crescent Madonna , on the pedestal are the statues of Saints Anna, Kassian, Vigilius and Georg.
		Stockerhaus ObjektID :  39189	Maria-Theresien-Straße 1 KG location : Innsbruck	Two houses from the 15th and 16th centuries were converted into this representative four-storey building with a baroque facade and a half-hip gable in 1732. Inside, a cellar vault from the 16th century and a baroque staircase have been preserved.
		Hospital Church of St. Spirit ObjectID :  64221 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The church of the city hospital, which has existed since 1315, was built in 1700/01 according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder in place of a previous Gothic building. The facade is designed with plinths, pilasters, beams and two baroque portals with Ionic columns and blown gables. The interior is characterized by rich acanthus stucco from 1701–1704. The ceiling frescoes were repainted by Hans Andre in 1962 after bomb damage in World War II .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39190	Maria-Theresien-Straße 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The narrow five-storey town house was first mentioned in a document in 1447. The facade is provided with a three-sided polygonal bay window over three floors. Inside, remains of the old barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor and a barrel-vaulted, one-armed staircase have been preserved.
		Former Palais Lodron / Greilhaus ObjectID :  39191	Maria-Theresien-Straße 7 KG location : Innsbruck	Josef Nikolaus Graf Lodron acquired two town houses on this site in 1744 and had them converted into a rococo palace before 1749. The medallion at the height of the first floor with the relief representation of the Innsbruck Mariahilf miraculous image as the patron saint of the house also dates from this time. After 1795, the palace changed hands several times and from 1870 was owned by the family or the well-known Innsbruck mayor from 1896 to 1923 Wilhelm Greil .
		Town house Delevo ObjectID :  39192	Maria-Theresien-Straße 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The narrow, five-storey Gothic town house has a polygonal bay window, a curved gable and a wide beveled house portal. The reliefs in the parapet fields were created by Andreas Einberger in 1925. Inside and outside, especially in the ground floor restaurant, building details from the 15th and 16th centuries have been preserved. The narrow hallway is barrel vaulted with a ridge net, on the first floor barrel vaulted with stitch caps.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  94248 since 2014	Maria-Theresien-Straße 10 KG location : Innsbruck	The narrow, five-story Art Nouveau building was built in 1909 according to plans by Matthias Wolff. The ground floor and first floor are framed by a monumental arch with a gold mosaic background. A polygonal bay window flanked by pilasters with a mosaic decoration at the base of the bay window and between the two bay windows (Madonna, flanked by the city arms and the Tyrolean eagle) extends over the second and third floors. There is a wicker balcony on top.
		Bürgerhaus Breinössl ObjectID :  71461	Maria-Theresien-Straße 12, 14 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was constructed in 1907 from two late Gothic houses according to plans by Anton Dittrich. The moving facade is designed with bay windows, balconies, loggias, tower and attic. Next to the vaulted ground floor passage is a pillar with a mosaic by Max Weiler from 1956.
		Town house with Stöckl building ObjectID :  94151 since 2014	Maria-Theresien-Straße 13 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey, wide town house was built in the 18th century in place of the "bath in the new town" that had existed since the 14th century. The facade is structured by pilasters and cornices, the three central axes are crowned by a curved gable with a curved attic hatch. Inside there are partially richly decorated and profiled stucco ceilings from the 18th century. In the basement there are elements (vaults, beamed ceilings, Koppenstein floors, chamfered breccia portal, breccia column and built-in round pillars) that go back to the time of the bathroom.
		Gasthaus Alt Insprugg ObjectID :  39193	Maria-Theresien-Straße 16 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, which dates from the 15th century, was rebuilt in the Baroque period and in 1906. On the Gothic facade there are wood-carved copies of the statues of Arthur and Theodoric from the Innsbruck court church .
		Town hall (old building) ObjectID :  68811 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße 18 KG location : Innsbruck	At the beginning of the 18th century, three Gothic town houses were converted into the baroque Palais Künigl according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder . In 1848 it was converted into the Hotel d'Autriche and given a classical facade. The building has served as the town hall since 1897.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  71048 since 2014	Maria-Theresien-Straße 20 KG location : Innsbruck	The narrow, five-storey, three-axle, deep-reaching town house with a Stöckl building and connecting tract dates back to the core of the 14th century, was expanded in the 16th century and another storey was added in the 19th century. On the facade it has a wide polygonal bay window over three floors. Inside, a round arch portal made of Höttinger breccia and rooms with barrel and cross vaults have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39194	Maria-Theresien-Straße 22 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the five-storey town house comes from the 16th and 17th centuries. Century. It has a three-sided polygonal bay window over three floors and a renaissance portal with a fighter and a wedge . The neoclassical facade painting with a portrait of Empress Maria Theresa was created by Raphael Thaler in 1908 .
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  94282 since 2019	Maria-Theresien-Straße 24 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey corner house facing Anichstrasse with a domed corner curve was built from 1889–1893 according to plans by Max Haas in a late historic style. The ground floor and first floor are combined to form a massive substructure with three- dimensional diamond blocks . The upper floors are structured with baroque window frames, curved or broken gable crowns and Corinthian pilasters . On the second floor there is a stone balcony with wrought iron railings resting on massive volute consoles. The attic with transversely oval skylights and round gables is crowned by a curved tambour with a dome. Inside the staircase has a two-armed marble staircase with a wrought iron railing with Baroque motifs.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  94159 since 2015	Maria-Theresien-Straße 25 KG location : Innsbruck	The 16th century house on the passage to Sparkassenplatz was rebuilt in 1933 according to plans by Theodor and Wilhelm Nikolaus Prachensky . In the central axis a wide rectangular bay extends over three floors, the windows of which are framed by sculptures by Hans Andre .
		Zelgerhaus ObjectID :  94286 since 2014	Maria-Theresien-Straße 32 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey corner house for Anichstraße in 1911 to plans by Josef Savior built and follows in the module outline the native style . The facades are richly structured with risalits , bay windows and balconies and designed in the style of the Neoempire , on the parapet of the wide bay window facing Maria-Theresien-Straße there is a medallion with a depiction of the Madonna. The staircase is provided with half-height original tiling, a two-armed marble staircase, wrought iron railings and a tiled floor.
		Tschonerhaus ObjectID :  39196	Maria-Theresien-Straße 34 KG location : Innsbruck	For the four-storey, wide aristocratic house, two older buildings were joined together in the baroque period, one of which was owned by the court chancellor Friedrich Altstetter in 1588. In the 18th century it was owned by the Counts Rost and Enzenberg . The übergiebelte central part is limited on both sides by Wide core of Breccie-circular column having square bases and fighters be worn. The facade is structured by cornices and a fascia frame .
		Bank building, Creditanstalt ObjectID :  64222 since 2014	Maria-Theresien-Straße 36 KG location : Innsbruck	The palais-like four-storey bank building was built in 1905/06 according to plans by Ludwig Lutz. The facade is designed with pilaster strips , basket arch balconies and a triangular gable. The pediment shows a stone relief with the allegories for trade and industry, it is flanked by vases and crowned by an eagle. The back of the building is also lavishly designed with a polygonal stone bay window, stucco cartouches and balconies with wrought iron bars. The neoclassical ground floor corridor has a coffered barrel vault, the staircase a three-armed straight staircase with wrought iron railings and inlaid stone floors.
		Palais Trapp / Wolkenstein ObjectID :  39197	Maria-Theresien-Straße 38 KG location : Innsbruck	The “Wolkenburg” mansion, built in 1625 by Berchtold Freiherrn von Wolkenstein, was redesigned in 1700 into a baroque palace. The complex with a U-shaped floor plan, vestibule and baroque garden is typical of the Innsbruck palaces by the builder Gumpp . Since 1804 owned by Count Trapp .
		Palais Troyer-Spaur ObjectID :  39198	Maria-Theresien-Straße 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The palace was built around 1680 according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder instead of two Gothic houses. The four-storey building has a wide bay window in the middle, supported by breccia columns and closed by a wicker balcony on the third floor. The second upper floor is called the "Nobel floor" and is higher than the others. The facade is strongly structured and stuccoed, above the entrance there is a stone relief of the Mariahilf Madonna with two seated putti, which was created around 1680/90.
		Community Center Frohnweiler, Kaltenbrunn ObjectID :  39199	Maria-Theresien-Straße 40 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-story building was erected in 1863. The neo-Gothic facade is richly structured and has a projecting double axis with a triangular gable, a bay window with a balcony and stone balustrade, windows with tracery in the lunettes and pilasters. The side fronts are finished with stepped gables.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  94169 since 2015	Maria-Theresien-Straße 41 KG location : Innsbruck	The corner house on Meraner Straße was probably built in 1909/10 instead of two previous buildings from the late 15th century. The facade is richly structured by colossal pilasters, continuous parapet and frieze zones, curved, gabled wide bay windows, rectangular balconies and baroque stucco decor. The bay windows are provided with mosaic fields depicting St. Show Cäcilie, the miraculous image of Mariahilf and coat of arms.
		Servite Church of St. Josef ObjectID :  64227 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße 42 KG location : Innsbruck	The church was donated by Anna Katharina Gonzaga in 1614 , built by Johann Baptist Hoffingott and consecrated in 1616. After the city fire in 1620, it was rebuilt in its current form and consecrated again in 1626. 1709–1736 it was redesigned in Baroque style according to plans by Georg Anton Gumpp . The simple long building faces the street with the side facade and the tower. On the chapel bay window there is a fresco of the mercy seat by Hans Andre from 1953. The interior is a three-bay hall with a lanceolate barrel over slender stucco marble pilasters, symmetrical side chapels around the middle bay, groin-vaulted closed west gallery and curved music gallery. The ceiling paintings were created by Hans Andre in 1947 after the destruction in World War II.
		Servite Monastery ObjectID :  64223 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße 42, 42a KG location : Innsbruck	The Servite Monastery, founded in 1614 by Anna Katharina Gonzaga, was built according to a design by Johann Baptist Hoffingott and expanded and baroque in the early 18th century according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder and Georg Anton Gumpp . In 1925 shops were built into the arcades on the street side, after destruction in the Second World War, the monastery was rebuilt in 1946. The elongated three-storey building, which adjoins the Servitenkirche to the south , has a simple facade with two Baroque pilaster portals. To the west of the church is a two-storey wing with a groin-vaulted cloister . The monastery garden adjoining it in the west is now much smaller. In the monastery there is the Art Chamber of the Servites with paintings, graphics and applied arts from the 16th to 19th centuries.
		Country house with country house chapel St. Georg ObjectID :  64257 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße 43 KG location : Innsbruck	The old country house was built in 1725–1731 according to plans by Georg Anton Gumpp as a replacement for the first official building of the Tyrolean estates in the old town. The building, which follows the scheme of Italian baroque palaces, is considered one of the highlights of Innsbruck's baroque architecture. The main wing, which is emphasized on both sides by a risalit , and two side wings enclose a courtyard, the fourth side of which is bordered by the country house chapel. The state parliament hall is located on the second floor and is decorated with ceiling frescoes by Cosmas Damian Asam from 1729. The stucco work comes from, among others, Anton Gigl .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39201	Maria-Theresien-Straße 44 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the building, which dates back to the 16th century, was redesigned in Baroque style around 1740. It has a rococo stucco facade with a curved gable and a strongly profiled eaves cornice. The two outer axes have two-storey wide bay windows with carved corner posts on volute brackets, underneath each there is a portal framed by Nagelfluh pilasters.
		Former Palais Fugger-Taxis ObjectID :  64258 since 2013	Maria-Theresien-Straße 45 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was built from 1679, presumably according to plans by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder. Ä. built for Count Hans Otto Fugger as a baroque palace complex based on the Italian model. At the beginning of the 18th century it came into the possession of the von Welsberg family, and in 1784 it passed to the Counts of Thurn and Taxis , who also used it as a post office. It has belonged to the State of Tyrol since 1905, which uses it as an official building and gallery. The palace consists of a three-story central wing and two side wings that enclose a rectangular inner courtyard. The Parissaal on the first floor is decorated with the ceiling painting Judgment of Paris by Martin Knoller .
		Gasthaus Krone ObjectID :  39202	Maria-Theresien-Straße 46 KG location : Innsbruck	The Goldene Krone inn was mentioned as early as 1605 as "Gasthaus vor dem Georgentor". The four-storey corner house facing Maximilianstrasse has a polygonal corner bay window. The 19th century facade is structured with cornices. A barrel-vaulted hallway with stitch caps has been preserved on the ground floor. An elongated, lower building with the former stables adjoins the Maximilianstrasse. A boundary stone between Wilten and Innsbruck from 1745 is walled into the bay window.
		Palais Sarnthein / Peterlongohaus ObjectID :  39204	Maria-Theresien-Straße 57 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was built in 1686 by Johann Martin Gumpp the Elder. Ä. For David Graf Sarnthein converted from older town houses into a palace. In 1869 it was topped up and enlarged.
		Way Chapel St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  111946	at Mariahilfstrasse 1a KG location : Innsbruck	The niche shrine houses a wooden figure of St. from the 18th century behind a wrought iron grille. Johannes Nepomuk on a baroque plinth.
		Telfserhaus ObjectID :  39180	Mariahilfstrasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which basically dates from the 15th century, was first mentioned in a document in 1466. On the unadorned facade of the five-storey building, which extends far into the depths, there is a three-sided polygonal bay window with parapet and lintel cornices and a tent roof.
		Gasthaus Weißes Lamm ObjectID :  39181	Mariahilfstrasse 12 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was made up of two older houses from the 16th and 17th centuries. Century erected. The facade from the 19th century is designed with bay windows and a baroque, double curved gable. Inside there is a hall and a corridor with a shallow barrel vault and small stitch caps.
		Altes Hufschmiedhaus ObjectID :  39182	Mariahilfstraße 14 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th The narrow building dating from the 19th century housed a blacksmith's shop , which has been documented since 1610 . In 1929 it was rebuilt and renovated. The facade is provided with a three-storey, three-sided polygonal bay window with parapet and lintel cornices and tent roofing and a beveled portal from the 16th century closed in a round arch. Between the bay window and the window on the first floor there is a wooden relief of St. Eligius from the third quarter of the 15th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39183	Mariahilfstraße 18 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which basically dates from the 16th century, has been documented since 1523. The three-axis front has a round arch portal in the left axis. On the second floor there is a Mariahilf fresco from 1759.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  128150	Mariahilfstrasse 26 KG location : Innsbruck
		House Weithas ObjectID :  39185	Mariahilfstrasse 28 KG location : Innsbruck
		Gasthaus Zum Mohren ObjectID :  39186	Mariahilfstraße 34 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the building, which dates back to the 15th century, was first mentioned in a document in 1461 and was rebuilt in Baroque style in the 18th century. Since 1639 it has been known as the “Gasthaus Mohren”. The facade of the broad, five-storey building has two three-sided polygonal bay windows that extend over three storeys. On the second floor there is a stucco relief of Maria and Child from 1727. Inside, a barrel-vaulted hallway with alternating stitch caps has been preserved on the ground floor.
		Bierjoggl ObjektID :  39187	Mariahilfstrasse 40 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the building, which dates back to around 1500 and was used as the “Bierjoggl” inn from the second half of the 19th century to 1980, was largely renovated on the second and third floors following bomb damage in 1946. On the facade there is a three-sided bay window with parapet and lintel cornices. Late Gothic building details, including barrel-vaulted corridors with stitch caps, have been preserved inside.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39188	Mariahilfstraße 48 KG location : Innsbruck	The corner house is on two houses from the 15th / 16th. Century, which belonged together in the 16th and 17th centuries. The modern facade has a polygonal bay window with parapet and lintel cornices and a rectangular Nagelfluh portal. A barrel-vaulted hallway has been preserved inside.
		Fountain ObjectID :  125614	in front of Mariahilfstraße 48 KG location : Innsbruck	The fountain with a rectangular bowl was built in 1926. The sculpture of the Madonna and Child was designed by Franz Santifaller .
		Residential and commercial building, Bürgerspital ObjektID :  39205	Marktgraben 12 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey corner house was built in 1862 in place of the city hospital founded in the 14th century. The facade, which was adapted to the neighboring buildings, which also once belonged to the city hospital, is structured around the windows with cornices and a cleaning bottle frame. The beginnings of the old city hospital go back to the beginning of the 14th century. It was run from the proceeds of numerous foundations. In addition to caring for the sick and benefactors, people in need of care and orphans were also taken in. After the dissolution of the municipal cemetery at the St. Jakobs parish church in 1509, burials were carried out south of the city hospital until the middle of the 19th century . A short time later a two-story chapel was built there, which was preserved as the St. Vitus Chapel until 1869. After the severe earthquake of 1689, the hospital building was only poorly repaired. The city hospital has been located in today's clinic area on the Innrain since 1888.
		Residential and commercial building, Bürgerspital ObjectID :  39206	Marktgraben 14-14a KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey building was erected in 1841 instead of the Gothic city hospital and served as a hospital until 1888, after which shops were built on the ground floor and the upper floors were adapted for residential use. Architecturally it forms a unit with the buildings Marktgraben 16 and Stainerstraße 3. The three central axes emerge as a risalit and are crowned with a gable. Inside there are still some rooms with barrel vaults with stitch caps from the 15th / 16th centuries. Century preserved. In the southern courtyard wing, a walled arcade with burr cross vaults and square pillars from the mid-16th century is still visible on the ground floor.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  64224 since 2013	Marktgraben 16 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-story corner house was built in 1841 instead of the former city hospital and adapted as a residential and commercial building at the end of the 19th century. The facades are structured by protruding cornices and profiled window frames.
		Main post office ObjectID :  7631	Maximilianstrasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The former main post office was built between 1905 and 1908 according to plans by Natale Tommasi and after 1947 it was rebuilt and expanded several times. The palatial, four-story building has towers at three corners, the facades are structured by risalits , recesses and cornices. In the center of the interior is the two-storey counter hall with a glass roof. A mosaic on the north side on the first floor shows a mosaic from Emperor Franz Joseph I. The staircase has a three-armed marble staircase with a baroque wrought iron railing.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  49030	Maximilianstrasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey house, freestanding on three sides, which is connected to the Herz-Jesu-Kirche via a corridor , was built between 1897 and 1898. The facade is structured with a corner bay window and pilasters and decorated with Mannerist-Baroque decorative elements. Inside there is a representative vestibule with columns, half-columns, pilasters and stucco decorations.
		Herz-Jesu-Kirche ObjectID :  64245	Maximilianstrasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The gallery basilica as a neo-Romanesque church building and the adjoining monastery was built from 1896 to 1897 according to the plans of the builder Peter Huter with the builders Alfons Mayr and Franz Mayr. The marble altars were created by the sculptor Leopold Seeber . The canteens are decorated with mosaic decorations. The statues were created by the sculptor Alois Winkler . In the chapel of the dead is a bronze sculpture of the risen man by the sculptor Emmerich Kerle . The organ was built in 1900 based on a design by the architect Father Johann Maria Reiter with the organ builder A. Vogl.
		Redemptorist monastery with enclosure ObjektID :  39207	Maximilianstrasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The Redemptorist monastery was built in 1895–1898 and in 1985 a half-story was added. It adjoins the Sacred Heart Church to the east . The two-wing corner building with a flattened corner encloses an inner courtyard with the church. The facade is structured by cornices and blind arches, the arched windows and doors are accentuated by square frames in a lighter shade. The new house chapel, built in 1985, is located on the third floor.
		Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce ObjectID :  64269	Meinhardstrasse 14 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was built between 1900 and 1902 for the Chamber of Commerce and the Museum of Commerce in the local style with Gothic elements. The facade of the five-storey building is richly structured with a stepped gable and roof turret, loggia-like balconies and windows with shutters and gothic bar frames. The mosaic on the first floor was designed by Alfons Siber in 1906 and shows allegorical representations of soil development, metal and woodwork, trade and commerce. Inside there is a wall painting by Albin Egger-Lienz from 1924.
		Country house extension ObjectID :  64259	Meraner Straße 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The three-storey extension to the old country house along Meraner Strasse was built in 1868–1870. The two central axes of the three-storey building are crowned by a triangular gable. The ground floor and the house edges are emphasized by Nagelfluh bracing.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  66490	Meraner Straße 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-story building was built in 1856 and remodeled in the 20th century. The facade is structured in early historical-romanticizing forms with cornices, plaster pilasters and a round arch frieze under the eaves cornice. The one, two and three-part arched windows are partly divided by columns.
		Rental house ObjektID :  126222 since 2016	Mozartstrasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck
		Two fountains on either side of the main portal of the museum ObjectID:  125076	Museumstrasse location KG: Innsbruck	The fountains on both sides of the Ferdinandeum were built around 1875. They stand on an octagonal step system and each consist of a neo-Gothic , octagonal marble fountain bowl with neo-Gothic decorative elements and a central, square fountain column with a crossed gable end .
		Ferdinandeum ObjectID :  39208	Museumstrasse 15 KG location : Innsbruck	The Tyrolean State Museum Ferdinandeum was founded in 1823. 1842–1845, the building was constructed according to plans by Anton Mutschlechner , which was extended in 1882–1884 according to plans by Natale Tommasi and expanded several times in the 20th century. The monumental building has a richly designed neo-renaissance facade with plastic windows, horizontal frieze and cornice strips and a balustrade cornice. The Ferdinandeum now houses the archaeological and art-historical collections as well as musical instruments.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  75699	Museumstrasse 17b Location KG: Innsbruck
		Municipal Conservatory ObjectID :  101057	Paul-Hofhaimer-Gasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	Today's State Conservatory goes back to the Musikverein founded in 1818 , which after several moves 1910–1912 received a new building next to the State Museum based on plans by Eduard Klingler . The palais-like, three-storey building in Baroque forms houses a concert hall with a round-arched stage.
		Kindergarten ObjectID :  64188	Paul-Hofhaimer-Gasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The kindergarten was built in 1878 by the Innsbruck Women's Association for Kindergartens and Industrial Schools. The two-storey, three-axis main wing is crowned by a triangular gable, and two three-axis side wings are connected to it.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39212	Pfarrgasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the building, which dates from the 16th century, was originally connected to the neighboring house and was structurally separated from it in the mid-18th. The top floor was added in the 19th century. The four-storey corner house has the three-axis main front to Pfarrgasse and a four-axis side front to Badgasse. On the main facade there is a mighty, three-storey bay window, on the side there is a two-storey corner bay over a Gothic fillet from the beginning of the 16th century. The ground floor has strong earthquake pillars. Inside, a high hallway with barrel vaults, a cross-vaulted room with ridges and remains of a painting from around 1520 as well as a bay room with a Gothic star vault have been preserved.
		Prechthaus ObjektID :  44875	Pfarrgasse 4 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th The house, which dates back to the 19th century, was first mentioned in a document in 1477. From 1639 it housed the Wagner'sche Hofbuchhandlung, and from 1723 the university book printer. The five-storey building has an irregular, hook-shaped floor plan, a five-axis front and a gable roof. In the central axis there is a three-sided polygonal bay window with Renaissance reliefs with coats of arms from around 1540, which  are attributed to Gregor Türing . Inside, barrel-vaulted  corridors with ridges have been preserved, the two-aisled ground floor corridor is divided by round pillars.
		Ettlhaus with chapel apse ObjektID :  64164	Pfarrgasse 5 KG location : Innsbruck	The corner house to the Domplatz is essentially from the 15th / 16th. Century and in the 19th century a storey was added and a shop front and a neo-Gothic facade were added. The main facade to the Pfarrgasse is finished with an obtuse-angled gable and has a four-storey polygonal bay on the central axis over a late-Gothic filleted approach. In the left axis there is a late Gothic Nagelfluh portal. The side facing the Domplatz is provided with four mighty wall supports from around 1723. Inside, a hallway with barrel vaults with ridges crossed several times has been preserved.
		Town house, old town house and Stöckl building ObjectID :  69457	Pfarrgasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey house has a Romanesque building core from the 13th / 14th centuries that extends to the height of the first floor. Century on. In the 15th century, the building was raised by two storeys and provided with a beamed ceiling on the inside, and around 1600 the staircase was given its present form. In the first half of the 19th century the house was extended again. On the unadorned facade there is a richly profiled Nagelfluh pointed arch portal with high beveled plinths and massive curbstones and above it a three-sided polygonal bay window. In the courtyard there is a late Gothic Stöckl building from the late 15th century.
		Daxburg ObjectID :  39213	Pfarrgasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th The building dates back to the 19th century and has been documented since 1453. The name "Daxburg" refers to the painter Christoph Dax, who was the owner of the house from 1607. The five-story gabled house has a four-story polygonal bay in the central axis. Inside, a vaulted hallway on the ground floor and first floor and a burr cross-vaulted forecourt from the 17th century have been preserved. A four-storey Stöckl building with a pent roof and a slightly protruding stair tower is built into the courtyard.
		Hofkirche zum St. Cross with tomb of Maximilian I and silver chapel ObjectID :  64204	Rennweg location KG: Innsbruck	The colored marquetry of the Renaissance and Mannerism with fitted paintings in the mirror fields by Johann Baptist Fontana make the Princely Choir a unique masterpiece. The princely choir and the choir stalls were executed in two phases from 1562–1571 by Hans Waldner from Ravensburg and Konrad Gottfried from Schaffhausen in the recently completed building of the court church in Innsbruck.
		Leopoldsbrunnen ObjectID :  101226	Rennweg location KG: Innsbruck	The fountain was built on behalf of Archduke Leopold V on the occasion of his elevation to Prince of Tyrol in 1621 from 1622 to 1630. It was erected in its current form in 1893. The bronze figures designed by Caspar Graß and Hubert Gerhard on the edge of the pool and on the base represent Oceanus, Diana, Amphitrite and a moss nymph, as well as Neptune, Triton and four standing boy figures. The equestrian statue of Archduke Leopold stands on a high pedestal. Note: dismantled since 2015 with an unclear future.
		Pedestrian bridge, Innsteg / Emile-Béthouart-Steg ObjectID :  127222	Rennweg location KG: Innsbruck	In place of a ferry that has been in operation since 1836, a wooden footbridge was built in 1871 and today's iron footbridge on two pillars in 1875. Because of the bridge tariff levied on a cruiser until 1900 , it was popularly known as the "Kreuzersteg". In 2003 the Innsteg was named after Emile Béthouart .
		Complete Hofgarten facility ObjectID:  9100	Rennweg location KG: Innsbruck	→ Main article : Hofgarten (Innsbruck)
		Hofburg with eastern enclosure and transition to Dogana ObjektID :  64165	Rennweg 1 KG location : Innsbruck	→ Main article : Hofburg (Innsbruck)
		Landestheater ObjektID :  64190	Rennweg 2 Location KG: Innsbruck	The theater was rebuilt from 1844–1846 according to plans by Giuseppe Segusini on the site of the court opera built between 1652–1654, including the old outer walls. The late classical monumental building faces the Rennweg with its front side. There is a porch supported by four mighty columns with Corinthian capitals and crowned by a stepped attic . The auditorium is divided into three tiers in the shape of a horseshoe with protruding, sparsely decorated parapets. The mosaics are by Richard Kurt Fischer , the reliefs by Franz Pöhacker . The iron curtain was designed by Max Weiler in 1967 .
		Congress House Dogana ObjectID :  44930	Rennweg 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The Dogana was built as a court theater in 1628–1630 on the site of two ball houses from the 16th century. In 1654/1655 it was converted into a riding school, later used as a university library and during the Bavarian occupation from 1805 to 1814 as a customs house. During the Second World War it was destroyed except for the surrounding walls. When the congress house was built in 1973, these were integrated into the large hall. The old building is recognizable on the outside through the retention of the old building line, the arched windows walled up as niches, and the grooved facade on the ground floor.
		Gasthaus Löwenhaus ObjectID :  39215	Rennweg 5 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, first mentioned in a document in 1628, was probably built as an animal house in the second half of the 16th century; the name is derived from the lion kennel located in it. After a fire in 1714 it was used as the summer palace of governor Karl Philipp v. Pfalz-Neuburg newly built. In 1717 it was converted into a brewery and has served as an inn since the end of the 19th century. The two-storey building with a curved mansard roof and simple rectangular windows has a simple portal on the main facade in the south, and the builder's coat of arms from 1714 in a wall niche on the north facade. The interior was completely rebuilt in 1978, a barrel vault has been preserved in the cellar and the paneling from the end of the 19th century in one room.
		Löwenhaus residence, formerly "Bohemian Lusthaus" ObjectID :  39216	Rennweg 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, first mentioned in a document in 1628, was probably built in the second half of the 16th century as a pleasure house in the former pheasant garden. In 1717 it was converted into a brewery and has served as a residential building since the end of the 19th century. It was rebuilt in 1876, 1901 and 1910. The elongated two-story building with a high hipped roof has richly designed facades. The main facade in the south is divided into pilasters and plaster frames around the windows, triangular and segmented arch gables and stucco decorations. On the west side there is a porch on four columns from 1901. In the basement three barrel-vaulted rooms with stitch caps have been preserved.
		Villa Holzmann ObjectID :  49305	Rennweg 27 KG location : Innsbruck	The villa was designed in 1936 by Franz Baumann in the New Objectivity style and converted into an office building in 1956 according to his plans. The two-storey, cubic building has a broad, semicircular bay on the south corner above the ground floor, which is set back at this point, and a closed wall surface connects to the east. The interior with the wood-clad living room equipped with built-in furniture was also designed by Baumann.
		Villa Spängler ObjectID :  48028	Rennweg 30 KG location : Innsbruck	The villa was built in 1906 in the style of a small country castle with Gothic-style shapes. The facades are by übergiebelte risalits and neo-Gothic Blendmaßwerkfelder divided. On the west side there is an arched portal porch, on the east facade there is a gabled wide bay window resting on consoles. The asymmetrical, beaver-tail-covered tent roof has roof houses over the window axes and incisive gable roofs over the risalites. The rooms on the ground floor are provided with ornate wood paneling.
		Panorama Rotunda ObjectID :  39217	Rennweg 39 KG location : Innsbruck	The giant circular painting was erected in 1907 as a twelve- sided building with a tent roof and lantern next to the Hungerburgbahn valley station and housed the panorama of the third battle on Bergisel created by Michael Zeno Diemer in 1895 . The painting itself was moved to the newly built “ Tirol Panorama ” on the Bergisel in 2010 against the resistance of the monument authorities . Until then, it was one of only four panoramas that have remained almost unchanged in their original rotunda. The building on Rennweg has been empty since then.
		Monastery church Maria Immaculate Conception d. Sisters of Mercy (with cloister) ObjectID :  74578	Rennweg 40 KG location : Innsbruck	The monastery church of the Sisters of Mercy was built in the neo-Romanesque style in 1881–1883 . The three-aisled basilica with a heavily elevated central nave has a polygonal closed choir and a facade structured by cornices with an open gable. Inside, the central nave has a painted coffered ceiling, the side aisles and the gallery have beamed ceilings and the choir bay has a cross vault. The choir, apses, triumphal arch, nave walls, organ gallery and vestibule are decorated with figurative representations and stencil paintings from 1883/84.
		Evang. Parish Church AB Christ Church ObjectID :  89960	Richard-Wagner-Straße KG location : Innsbruck	The Gothic church building with Romanesque echoes was built in 1905 according to the plans of the architects Klemens Kattner and Gustav Knell and consecrated in 1906.
		Villa ObjectID :  48838	Richard-Wagner-Straße 3 KG location : Innsbruck
		Evang. Rectory ObjectID :  64323	Richard-Wagner-Straße 4 KG location : Innsbruck	The parsonage of the Christ Church was built in 1903/04 according to plans by Clemens Kattner and Gustav Knell and later expanded several times. The two-storey building in the home style is connected to the church by a corridor. The protruding northeastern part of the building has a polygonal bay window, three arched windows and a half-hip gable. Above the arched portal on the adjoining part of the building is a fresco created by Ernst Nepo around 1925 with a depiction of Martin Luther .
		Interest rate villa ObjectID :  49304	Richard-Wagner-Straße 9 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  48663	Richard-Wagner-Straße 10 KG location : Innsbruck
		Border stone Innsbruck-Hötting ObjektID :  101250	opposite Riedgasse 49 KG location : Innsbruck	Note: location information is approximate.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39219	Riesengasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the house, which dates back to the 16th century, was redesigned in Baroque style in the 18th century. The five-storey gabled house with an almost square floor plan, four-axis front and hipped roof with side hollows has a staircase with a light shaft in the middle of the house and on the facade a wide beveled arched portal and an earthquake support. Inside, a barrel-vaulted hallway with stitch caps, a round arched portal to the cellar and a two-armed staircase with a baroque wooden railing have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  48284	Riesengasse 4 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey house with a core from the 13th century was rebuilt in the Gothic style at the end of the 15th century and Baroque at the end of the 18th century. The simply designed, five-axis facade has a rectangular bay window and a wide arched portal and is decorated with a picture of Mariahilf in a round medallion. Inside, a hallway vaulted with a stitch cap, plastered vaulted vaults on wall templates and a beamed ceiling from the Gothic period and recessed stucco ceilings from the Baroque era have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus Pfeifhofer ObjectID :  39220	Riesengasse 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, first documented in 1495, has a building core from the 15th / 16th centuries. Century. The five-storey gabled house, which extends far into the depths, has a three-axis front with a wide arched portal with fluted walls. Inside there is a barrel-vaulted hallway with stitch caps and ridge netting, a late-Gothic staircase with barrel vaults and a square room with cross vaults on round pillars and wall pillars.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39222	Riesengasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The house with its core from the 16th century has been documented since 1536. The four-storey house with an extended gable storey and hipped roof with side hollows has a wide arched portal on the six-axis facade and a three-sided bay window over a richly profiled approach. Inside, a corridor with a star vault on beveled wall pillars has been preserved. Between the windows on the first floor there is a sgraffito by Fritz Berger from 1957.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39223	Riesengasse 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The house with its building core from the 16th century has been documented since 1580. The five-storey house with an almost square floor plan and a gable roof has a two-storey, four-sided bay window and an earthquake wall that extends over two storeys. Inside, a barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor has been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39224	Riesengasse 10 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey corner house facing Stiftgasse with a developed gable storey and hipped roof dates back to the 15th and 16th. Century. On the facade facing Riesengasse there is a round arch portal and strong earthquake walls, above the portal a sgraffito by Walter Honeder . The facade facing the Stiftgasse has windows with partially sloping soffits with a fillet at the top . Under the plaster there is Romanesque masonry, possibly from the 12th century. Inside, a barrel-vaulted hallway with stitch caps and round-arched portal walls have been preserved.
		Gasthaus Dengg ObjectID :  39225	Riesengasse 11 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which basically dates back to the 16th century, has been documented since 1529. The five-storey gabled house with a trapezoidal floor plan and moat roof has a four-sided, three-storey bay window with a profiled approach on the central axis. Inside there is a short, vaulted hallway that leads into a barrel-vaulted hall. A one-armed, vaulted staircase leads to the upper storeys, the spindle wall is broken through by an ascending segmental arch opening. On the second floor there is an arcade arch supported by a central round column.
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  64271	Salurner Straße 4 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was built in 1881 according to plans by Jacob Norer as a steam, washing and bathing establishment and was converted into a residential building around 1930. The four-storey, nine-axis building has a neo-renaissance facade , which is structured with risalits with aedicules with triangular gables, pilasters , cornices and window frames. In the right axis is the house entrance with glass filling and geometric wrought iron grille to the stairwell with three-armed stone staircase with iron railing (around 1930). In the left axis there is a passage into the courtyard. On the side walls there are four arched niches with stucco statues of the four seasons.
		Municipal steam bath ObjectID :  23117	Salurner Straße 6 KG location : Innsbruck	→ Main article : Municipal steam bath Innsbruck
		Bürgerhaus, stone portal ObjectID :  39229	Sankt-Nikolaus-Gasse 32 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental House ObjectID :  47327	Schillerstraße 1 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental House ObjectID :  67826	Schillerstraße 2 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID:  45403	Schillerstraße 9 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental House ObjectID :  105749	Schillerstraße 17 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  64301	Schillerstraße 19 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  65943	Schillerstraße 20 KG location : Innsbruck
		Rental house ObjektID :  64302	Schillerstraße 21 KG location : Innsbruck
		Former Karlsburg Residence ObjectID :  64171	Schlossergasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The residence on both sides of the Kolbenturm was created in 1583 by merging older buildings. After being damaged by bombs in World War II, it was rebuilt using old components. On the wing to the east of the tower there is a bay-like projection over late Gothic corbels with branch consoles, on the renewed west wing there is a marble relief from 1585 with the coat of arms of the knight Karl Schurff zu Schönwört, the builder of the residence.
		Old town house with piston tower ObjectID :  119742	Schlossergasse 3a Location KG: Innsbruck	Probably built as a gate tower over Schlossergasse as early as the 13th century, this residential tower of the Kolb family with the houses on both sides was owned by the rulers from around 1450 to 1582 and served as a court hospital in 1563/82. The tower was given its current shape with Renaissance fresco decorations in 1582/85 under Karl Schurf zu Schönwer and Mariastein, hereditary land hunter of Tyrol, who also raised the status of the aristocratic residence "Karlsburg" in 1608. His magnificent coat of arms stone from 1585 to the right of the house entrance reminds of Karl Schurf. In the 18th century or until 1862 in the possession of the Counts of Sarnthein , the mansion came into municipal ownership in 1902. Its south wing - on the city wall - was rebuilt in 1955 after the bombs were destroyed.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39231	Schlossergasse 15 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the five-storey building, which dates back to the 15th century, has been documented since 1480. On the main facade facing Schlossergasse there is a round arch portal as well as a three-sided and a four-sided polygonal bay window, both of which have parapet and lintel cornices and half a tent roof. The facade to the Marktgraben has a three-storey polygonal bay window. A hallway with a barrel vault has been preserved inside.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39232	Schlossergasse 19 KG location : Innsbruck
		Bürgerhaus, Portal ObjektID :  39235	Schlossergasse 21-23 KG location : Innsbruck
		War memorial ObjectID :  125985	Schmelzergasse location KG: Innsbruck	A larger than life figure of a sandstone soldier stands on the cube-shaped base, and a bronze plaque on the base with the names of the parishioners killed in the World War. According to the inscription, the sculpture by Johannes Obleitner was created in 1922 and comes from Innsbruck's Westfriedhof . It was set up here instead of a wooden pietà, which was set up in the church longhouse around 1959.
		Catholic parish church, St. Nicholas and cemetery ObjectID :  128282	Schmelzergasse location KG: Innsbruck
		Old Regional Court ObjectID :  64225	Schmerlingstrasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The courthouse was built in 1884–1887 according to plans by Joseph Winterhalder under the direction of Anton Fritz senior. built and restored after bomb damage from 1945–1950 under the direction of Hans Feßler . The three - storey neo - renaissance building encloses an inner courtyard with four wings. The main facade, which takes up the entire length of Schmerlingstrasse, has a central risalit with a hipped roof . Its three central axes are taken up by a monumental porch with fluted columns and a stone balcony above. The base area, which is closed off by a cornice , is made of stone rustica , the rest of the ground floor in plastered rustica . An antique frieze runs above the ground floor . The upper floors are structured with plaster cuboid joints, the windows are profiled and framed. The stairwell protrudes on the courtyard side. The former negotiation room on the second floor has a mirror vault and a layered arrangement of pilasters.
		5 apartment buildings ObjectID :  26873	Schmerlingstrasse 2, 4, 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The five houses Fallmerayerstraße 14, Schmerlingstraße 2, 4, 6 and Bürgerstraße 21 form a U-shaped, palace-like building complex of apartment buildings, which were built from 1887–1889 according to plans by Max von Loos for the Sparkasse Innsbruck. The middle house, Schmerlingstrasse 4, protrudes slightly like a risalit . The two corner houses at Schmerlingstrasse 2 and 6 have corner projections, which are crowned by an attic and a roof in the form of a truncated pyramid with a cornice and a surrounding iron grating. The uniformly designed facades are structured with bay windows, parapet and lintel cornices , window frames and pilasters and are closed off by a cornice above the top floor. Each house is accessed via a round arch portal with a richly decorated wooden door.
		Villa ObjectID :  48887	Schumannstrasse 4 KG location : Innsbruck
		Hotel Roter Adler ObjectID :  39251	Seilergasse 4-6 KG location : Innsbruck	The corner house is essentially from the 16th century and was renovated in 1920. It was built from two five-story houses with bay windows and gable roofs. On both parts of the building there are polygonal bay windows, arched portals and earthquake walls. A wrought-iron pub sign from the 17th century with an inscription from 1763 hangs on the corner of the building.
		Gasthaus Zum Goldenen Löwen ObjectID :  39252	Seilergasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the five-storey corner house dates back to the 16th century and has served as an inn since at least the 18th century, the current shape dates from the 19th century. The front to the Seilergasse is bent, the middle axis jumps in at a right angle and forms the square-like extension of the alley. The facades were designed in a historical style in the 19th century , with the earthquake walls made of inclined, unplastered Nagelfluh blocks , Gothic building details have been preserved. The staircase to the first floor has half-height, horizontal wood paneling in the style of New Objectivity , in the atrium a spiral staircase with a wrought iron grille from the 19th century opens up the building.
		Gasthaus Zum Hirschen ObjectID :  39226	Seilergasse 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th A building dating back to the 19th century has been documented as an inn since 1633. The five-storey corner house with a mansard roof has a corner bay, a three-sided polygonal bay and a three-storey wide bay on late Gothic corbels , as well as a round arch portal and an earthquake wall on the facade facing Seilergasse . The oriel turrets were added later.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID:  39253	Seilergasse 12 Location KG: Innsbruck	The core from the 15th / 16th The building, which dates back to the 19th century, was partially renovated after being damaged by bombs in World War II. The simple facade shows simple window frames, a cornice, a slightly protruding, wide bay window and a historical mosaic of St. Joseph. Four sloping supporting pillars made of unhewn Nagelfluh extend to the first floor. In the left axis there is a rectangular beveled entrance from Nagelfluh with a stone triangular gable. The hallway has a barrel vault on the ground floor with stitch caps and attached net ridge as well as two basket arched Nagelfluh portals and a round arched fountain niche. The neighboring shop also has a barrel vault with stitch caps. The basement's flat beamed ceiling is supported by a wooden central pillar.
		Chain Bridge Sanatorium of the Sisters of Mercy, old building ObjektID :  64312	Sennstrasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The Sanatorium of the Sisters of Mercy was built in 1909 in the neo-baroque style. The monumental, three-storey building is symmetrically arranged with a central projectile and side wings. In the middle is the two-storey chapel, the choir of which protrudes from the central projection and is crowned by a turret with an onion dome. The windows of the choir show stained glass of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Katharina, the ceiling painting represents the Trinity. The other interior rooms have been rebuilt several times and adapted to the changed medical requirements. The two-winged entrance door with ornamental grating of the glass fields and the bezel has been preserved in the original.
		Sanatorium, doorman's house and enclosure wall ObjektID :  102534	Sennstrasse 1a KG location : Innsbruck
		Chapel in the retreat house of the Sisters of Mercy ObjectID :  74577	Sennstrasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The boarding school and retreat house next to the mother house and the monastery church of the Sisters of Mercy was built around 1930, the elongated, four-storey building has no particular architectural qualities. On the second floor there is the house chapel, a rectangular hall with a wooden ceiling and a strongly drawn-in, semicircular closed apse and wooden gallery on the rear wall. The stained glass window of the Tyrolean glass painting and mosaic institute dates from 1938 and shows figural representations of saints.
		Villa ObjectID :  48511	Siebererstraße 1 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  68812	Siebererstraße 6 KG location : Innsbruck
		Former Orphanage / Sieber School with enclosure wall ObjektID :  64286	Siebererstraße 7, 9 KG location : Innsbruck	The building was donated by Johann von Sieberer as an orphanage with a public school and built between 1886 and 1889 in the neo-Renaissance style. The west wing has been used as a school since 1955 and the east wing since 1962. The central part of the mighty, three-storey building is occupied by a chapel projecting as a risalit with a backward-facing, ground-level garden vestibule and a staircase that also provides access to the crypt chapel below, built in 1896. The tracts to the right and left of the chapel are arranged around spacious atriums. The garden surrounding the building is enclosed by a low breccia wall, and there is a semicircular square in front of the chapel.
		Jesuit College with Ignatius Chapel ObjectID :  64321	Sillgasse 4, 6 KG location : Innsbruck	The buildings of the Jesuit College, dating back to the 16th century, were rebuilt in the first half of the 18th and mid-19th centuries and in 1914 they were given a uniform facade with a baroque portal. A neo-Romanesque chapel wing was added on the garden side in 1911/12. The mosaic that covers the entire choir wall was created in 1914 by Emanuel Raffeiner .
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39254	Sillgasse 7 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, first mentioned in 1575, dates back to the 16th century. The four-storey house with a rectangular floor plan, front and rear apartments has a four-axis gable front and a gable roof. The narrow ground floor corridor is partially cross-vaulted . In the middle of the house there is a spiral staircase, which is illuminated from the courtyard through small, chamfered windows.
		Stadtpalais Pfeiffersberg ObjectID :  64193	Sillgasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The residence, which dates back to the 16th century, was rebuilt in Baroque style between 1712 and 1723, the plans for it are attributed to Georg Anton Gumpp . Since 1897 he has been part of the Jesuit College. The four-storey building with a hook-shaped floor plan and hipped roof is provided with a corner core on the main facade facing Sillgasse. There are large manorial rooms on the two main floors, the top floor is designed as a low attic floor . The interior has been largely renewed; the grand hall on the second floor, which occupies the entire width of the south front, has been preserved in its original form. The mirror- vaulted hall was provided with rich stucco around 1740 and restored in 1946/1947 after considerable bomb damage.
		Residence, noble women's monastery ObjectID :  64173	Stiftgasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The building goes back to the "Harnaschhaus", first mentioned in 1465, which was raised and expanded in the 16th century. From 1769–1773 it was expanded and rebuilt again to accommodate the noble women's monastery founded by Maria Theresia in 1765. The rooms on the ground floor were redesigned in 1929–1930 according to plans by Clemens Holzmeister , and the south wing was rebuilt in 1948 after being damaged by bombs. The complex consists of a longitudinal wing with the front facing the moat and the rear facing Stiftgasse and a transverse wing that surrounds an inner courtyard and connects to the Hofburg and the Hofkirche . The facades to the moat are designed as representative Baroque facades based on the Hofburg and have two portals flanked by pillars and wicker balconies with wrought iron tendrils. In the north wing, the late Gothic wall has largely been preserved. The inner courtyard was decorated in 1579 by Melchior Ritterl and Hans Maisfelder with architectural painting and window frames in the style of the late Renaissance . On the ground floor, which was converted into the Stiftskeller restaurant in 1930, there are remains of an architectural painting of the Harnaschhaus from 1505.
		Small giant house ObjectID :  39126	Stiftgasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey corner house was built in 1530 instead of a previous building from the 15th century and rebuilt around 1680, mainly inside. The narrow gable front with an extended attic is directed towards Hofgasse, the wide side front with entrance to Stiftgasse. On the facade facing Hofgasse there are two oriels as well as a fresco of Maria with child and underneath of the court dwarf Thomele, who is said to have been the owner of the house in the 17th century. The arched portal on Stiftgasse has a stucco frame from the 17th century and above it a cartouche of the client's coat of arms for the baroque renovation. Inside there is a cross-vaulted hallway that leads to a two-armed staircase from around 1680. The flights of stairs are barrel vaulted, the platforms with delicate cross vaults. The corridors of the first and second upper floors also have cross vaults, the ground floor rooms are all barrel vaulted. Profiled Nagelfluh portals from the construction period can be found on each floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39257	Stiftgasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The six-story house was probably built in the 15th and 16th centuries. Built in the 18th century using a tower belonging to the city wall. On the facade facing the Stiftgasse there is a four-storey polygonal bay window and a round arch portal, on the facade facing the castle moat there is a three-sided polygon bay window and a round arch portal. The old city wall was integrated up to the second floor. Inside, a corridor with a burr cross vault and a barrel-vaulted, narrow staircase to the second floor have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39258	Stiftgasse 5 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey house, which originally dates from the 15th century, has been documented since 1542. In the central axis of the facade facing Stiftgasse there is a wide, four-storey polygonal bay window and a round arch portal as well as an earthquake wall made of Nagelfluh blocks. The facade facing the moat has a three-storey polygonal bay window, the old city wall was integrated into the building up to the first floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39259	Stiftgasse 7 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the five-storey building, which dates back to the 15th century, was first documented in 1542. On the facade facing the Stiftgasse there is a two-axis wide bay window and a round arch portal, on the facade facing the moat there is a three-sided polygonal bay window. The old city wall is integrated up to the first floor. Inside, the corridors on the ground floor and first floor are provided with a barrel vault and stitch caps with ridges.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39260	Stiftgasse 11 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey house, which essentially dates from the 16th century, was first mentioned in a document in 1535. The facade facing Stiftgasse has six axes, the bent rear facing the moat has seven axes. Today the entrance is from the moat. On the facade facing Stiftgasse there are three polygonal bay windows with half a tent roof and an earthquake wall that partially extends over the first floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39261	Stiftgasse 12 Location KG: Innsbruck	The core of the three-storey building with an irregular trapezoidal floor plan dates from the 16th century. At the edge of the house facing Stiftgasse there is a four-sided corner bay window that extends to the eaves. The facade is decorated with a baroque statue of St. Florian from the beginning of the 18th century between the upper floors and a fresco with the miraculous image of Mariahilf in a baroque stucco frame (around 1700). On the northern front of the courtyard there is a basket arch portal and four arcades that are now walled up. Inside, a short, barrel-vaulted hallway with stitch caps has been preserved on the upper floor.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  71215	Stiftgasse 13 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey house, which essentially dates from the 16th century, was first mentioned in a document around 1530. It is combined with the house at Stiftgasse 15  through a uniform facade and a common staircase. The building has a strongly cantilevered, grooved eaves cornice and three window axes, of which the narrower right one continuously recedes so that the two left axes form a porch in the manner of a broad bay window. The facade facing the moat has six window axes.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  64174	Stiftgasse 15 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey house, which essentially dates from the 16th century, was first mentioned in a document around 1530. It is combined with the house at Stiftgasse 13  through a uniform facade and a common staircase. The house has four window axes to Stiftgasse and six window axes to the moat. On the facade facing Stiftgasse there is a bay-like porch on the second floor, a three-sided polygonal bay window on the third floor and strong earthquake pillars.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  64175	Stiftgasse 17 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the five-storey building, which dates from the 15th century, was first documented in 1532. The facade facing Stiftgasse has a strong earthquake support pillar in the middle and a round arched portal with a wide embrasure on the left. The facade to the moat is designed in a neo-Romanesque style. Inside, a short, barrel-vaulted hallway and a piece of the old city wall have been preserved.
		Schlandersbergeck Residence ObjectID :  64176	Stiftgasse 19 KG location : Innsbruck	The five-storey house, first mentioned in a document in 1588, was probably built in the 15th century with the inclusion of a tower belonging to the city fortifications. On the facade facing the Stiftgasse there is a round arched portal, above it a medallion with the miraculous image of Mariahilf and baroque foliage. The facade facing the moat has a four-sided polygonal bay window. The rest of the old city wall was integrated up to the second floor. Inside, several arched portals and a barrel-vaulted stone staircase to the first floor have been preserved.
		Close to ObjectID :  49306	Stiftgasse 23 KG location : Innsbruck
		Murals by Max Weiler ObjectID :  64273	Südtiroler Platz 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The two murals by Max Weiler from 1954 show traditional Innsbruck and the present day Innsbruck . They were located on the opposite narrow sides of the station hall of the main station, which was newly built after the Second World War . Before it was demolished, they were removed in one piece and integrated into the new building erected in 2001-2004.
		Clock tower building of the old central station ObjectID :  119531	Südtiroler Platz 3 KG location : Innsbruck	The clock tower building formed the northern end of the station building erected in 1924–1927 and survived both its destruction in the Second World War and the construction of the new station in 2001–04. The three-story, symmetrically constructed building in the line of sight of Brixner Strasse has a high hipped roof with a clock tower in the middle. The individual components in the pavilion system are connected by arcades in front.
		Interest rate villa with enclosure ObjektID :  64294	Tschurtschenthalerstraße 5 KG location : Innsbruck
		Villa ObjectID :  48443	Tschurtschenthalerstraße 6 KG location : Innsbruck
		Seminar, Canisianum with church and enclosure ObjektID :  64295	Tschurtschenthalerstraße 7 KG location : Innsbruck	→ Main article : Canisianum (Innsbruck)
		New Abbey, Folk Art Museum ObjectID :  64197	Universitätsstrasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck	The New Abbey, which adjoins the Hofkirche to the east , was built in 1553–1565 using older components and rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1688 and 1719/20. The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum has been housed in the building since 1924 . The wings of the building surround an arcade courtyard that used to be a cloister. The main facade on Universitätsstraße and part of the east facade on Angerzellgasse were designed monumentally in 1719/20. In the east wing is the main staircase from 1688 in the Renaissance style.
		Former Palais Selva ObjectID :  48026	Universitätsstrasse 3 KG location : Innsbruck	Several Gothic houses were combined in 1613 and expanded into the Selva Gardena in 1712, which was redesigned again in the 19th century. The facade facing Universitätsstraße is designed in a Baroque style, on the ground floor there are pilaster-structured wooden shop fronts from around 1900, behind which there are still some late Gothic cross vaults from the 16th and 17th. Century preserved.
		Jesuit College, Nicolai- and Josefshaus ObjectID :  64200	Universitätsstrasse 8 KG location : Innsbruck	The Nikolaihaus was built in the 16th century as a student convict by the Jesuits and rebuilt and extended in the 19th century.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39262	Universitätsstrasse 10 KG location : Innsbruck	The house, first mentioned in a document in 1587, dates back to the 16th century. The four-storey corner house facing Sillgasse has polygonal bay windows on both facades and on the edge, and there is a round arched portal on Universitätsstraße. Inside, a barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor with partly burr-shaped lancet caps that form cross vaults and a brick-built, barrel-vaulted spiral staircase have been preserved.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39263	Universitätsstrasse 13 KG location : Innsbruck	The core from the 16./17. The building, which dates back to the 19th century, was rebuilt around 1800 The four-storey corner house with a gable roof has two wide bay windows on the main facade that extend to the eaves. In the central axis there is a basket arch portal, the door is designed in a plait style. The upper floors are structured by fluted pilasters . Inside there is a wide, barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor with individual stitch caps.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39264	Universitätsstrasse 14 KG location : Innsbruck	The building, which was first mentioned in a document in 1569, dates from the 16th century and was created in its current form by combining two separate houses that existed at least until 1622. The facade from the 18th century is structured with a wide core, drilled window frames and friezes . The interior has a continuous, barrel-vaulted ground floor corridor with stitch caps and a one-armed, spiral staircase.
		Former Plant garden wall / Eastern boundary wall ObjectID :  48377	Universitätsstrasse 15 KG location : Innsbruck	The arched wall built in 1578 delimits the former plant garden of the court garden . Originally, the wall consisted of irregular masonry up to a height of around 2.5 meters and above it a plastered brickwork around one meter high. The northern part of the wall arch is completely plastered on the outside, the historical height of the wall can be recognized by a setback of the masonry.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  39265	Universitätsstrasse 20 KG location : Innsbruck	The core of the four-storey gabled house with a gable roof dates from the 16th century. On the facade there is a three-storey wide bay window, which is supported by volute brackets above modern pilasters, a round arch portal, and on the parapet of the second bay bay there is a painted Mariahilf picture in a rectangular frame. Inside, a barrel-vaulted ground floor and upper floor corridor with stitch caps have been preserved.
		Palais Enzenberg ObjectID :  39266	Universitätsstrasse 22-24 KG location : Innsbruck	The Tannenberg-Enzenberg Palace was built between approx. 1690 and 1744 instead of two Gothic town houses and today still consists of two houses that differ significantly in their facade and floor plan. The attic floor was expanded in the 19th century. The western part has a rusticated ground floor, a tall portal flanked by columns and a strongly protruding eaves cornice with a console wreath. Inside, the baroque design has largely been preserved, on the second floor there is a large hall that occupies the entire depth of the house with rich baroque wall and ceiling decorations, which was created by Christoph Anton Mayr around 1740 . The eastern part with a somewhat simpler facade, a cross-vaulted hall on the ground floor and its own staircase has largely been redesigned inside. The statues of gods and atlases in the stairwell were  created by Ingenuin Lechleitner in 1719–1725 .
		Wolkenstein'sches Damenstift ObjectID :  39267	Universitätsstrasse 23 KG location : Innsbruck
		House Sillbach ObjectID :  39268	Universitätsstrasse 32 KG location : Innsbruck
		Widum St. Nikolaus ObjectID :  102148	Weiherburggasse 2 KG location : Innsbruck
		Wall of the princely bell and gun foundry ObjectID :  109561	opposite Weiherburggasse 5, 7 KG location : Innsbruck	The 80 m long and 2.5 to 3 m high wall on Weiherburggasse with two arched portals is the remaining remnant of the Büchsenhausen foundry, which can be traced back to 1503 and closed in 1854 , in which, in addition to bells and cannons, there are also some statues for the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I. were cast in the court church. A bronze plaque on the wall reminds of the earlier foundry.
		Ferrari School, former Palais Ferrari with porter's apartment and enclosure wall ObjektID :  64280	Weinhartstrasse 4 KG location : Innsbruck	→ Main article : Ferrari school
		Administration building ObjectID :  64274	Wilhelm-Greil-Straße 9 KG location : Innsbruck
		Maximilian Armory ObjectID :  39269	Zeughausgasse 1 KG location : Innsbruck	The armory was built from 1500–1506 under Maximilian I on the Sill outside the city. The building consists of two 80 × 10 m, two-storey wing structures and two narrow gate and connecting wings that enclose a large inner courtyard. The guns were housed in the open ground-floor halls, and the rest of the military equipment on the upper floor. The arsenal has served as a regional history museum and branch of the Ferdinandeum since 1973 .
		Hotel Clima ObjectID :  76713	Zeughausgasse 7 KG location : Innsbruck	The hotel was built in 1946/47 as one of the first post-war new buildings in Innsbruck according to plans by Ernst Hiesmayr . In 1962/63 it was expanded to include an eastern extension. In 2008 the building was restored and adapted for residential use. The main facade of the five-storey building has bay-like protruding windows that are divided into three different sized compartments. The mosaic on the south facade was created by Max Weiler in 1957 . The red and white "clima Hotel" lettering on the southwest corner, which was changed when the hotel was closed, was designed by Otl Aicher .
		Rental house ObjektID :  39270	Zeughausgasse 10 KG location : Innsbruck	The four-storey, horizontally closed rental house was built between 1900 and 1902 according to plans by Karl Pfurtscheller. The facade facing the street is structured in neo-baroque shapes with rich decor, plaster surfaces, pilasters, cornices, window crowns and lambrequins . The functional interior is accessed by a one-armed, spiral staircase.
		Cable car system, Hungerburgbahn, Inn Bridge ObjectID :  116376	KG location : Innsbruck	The 156 m long bridge of the old Hungerburg Railway was built in 1906 as an iron truss bridge. It climbs steeply with two river piers and one on the north bank over the Inn and the Hohe Weg. The northern part is in the Mühlau cadastral community .

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

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3. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Spitalskirche zum St. Ghost. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 18, 2015 . 
4. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 18, 2015 . 
5. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial building, Delevo community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
6. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Business and residential buildings. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
7. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center Breinössl. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
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11. ↑ ^{a b c} Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government, Culture Department (Ed.): Kulturberichte aus Tirol 2007. 60th Monument Report. Innsbruck 2007, pp. 20–38 ( PDF; 10.7 MB )
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17. ^ Wiesauer: Bank building, Creditanstalt. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2016 . 
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20. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Business and residential buildings. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved September 9, 2015 . 
21. ↑ Schmid-Pittl, Wiesauer: Servitenkirche zum St. Josef, Servite Church. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2016 . 
22. ↑ Schmid-Pittl, Wiesauer: Servitenkonvent hl. Josef, Servite Monastery. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2016 . 
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25. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Altes Landhaus, Palais Fugger-Taxis, Taxispalais. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
26. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus Goldene Krone. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 6, 2016 . 
27. ^ Residential and commercial building, former Palais Sarnthein, Peterlongohaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 22, 2014 . 
28. ↑ Two Nepomuk projects completed. In: Bulletin of the Innsbrucker Beautification Association, No. 01/2010, p. 3 ( PDF; 1.5 MB )
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30. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus Weißes Lamm. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
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32. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
33. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus Zum Mohren. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 26, 2016 . 
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35. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 26, 2016 . 
36. ↑ Wiesauer: Laufbrunnen in Mariahilf, Mariahilfbrunnen. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 10, 2015 . 
37. ^ Wiesauer: Business and residential building, former citizen hospital. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 12, 2016 . 
38. ^ Wiesauer: Business and residential building, former citizen hospital. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 12, 2016 . 
39. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Business and residential buildings, former city or Heilig-Geist-Spital. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 12, 2016 . 
40. ↑ Müller, Wiesauer: Main Post Office. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 3, 2016 . 
41. ^ Müller, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 3, 2016 . 
42. ^ Schmid-Pittl, Wiesauer: Redemptorist Monastery, Redemptorist Monastery. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 11, 2016 . 
43. ^ Weirather, Wiesauer: Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 10, 2015 . 
44. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: country house, extension. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 10, 2015 . 
45. ↑ Weirather, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial building, apartment building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 12, 2016 . 
46. ↑ Wiesauer: Laufbrunnen, two fountains on both sides of the main portal of the museum. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved March 4, 2020 . 
47. ^ Herbert Woditschka: The beginnings of the music association. In: Innsbrucker Stadtnachrichten, No. 1/1988, p. 20 ( digitized version )
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51. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, Prechthaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 18, 2018 . 
52. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, Ettlhaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 29, 2016 . 
53. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building with Stöckl building. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 5, 2019 . 
54. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential and commercial building, Daxburg. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 5, 2019 . 
55. ^ Scheicher, Wiesauer: Laufbrunnen, Leopoldsbrunnen. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 4, 2016 . 
56. ^ Herbert Woditschka: From the Inn ferry to the Inn bridge. In: Innsbruck, Official Bulletin of the State Capital, No. 9, September 14, 1978, p. 12 ( digitized version )
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58. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Kongresshaus Innsbruck, Dogana. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 18, 2015 . 
59. ↑ Wiesauer: Gasthaus Löwenhaus. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 4, 2016 . 
60. ^ Wiesauer: Residential building, Löwenhaus residence, former Bohemian pleasure house. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 4, 2016 . 
61. ^ Tafatsch, Wiesauer: Villa, Villa Holzmann. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 4, 2016 . 
62. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Villa Spängler. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved February 4, 2016 . 
63. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Panorama rotunda. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved August 24, 2015 . 
64. ↑ Schmid-Pittl, Wiesauer: Monastery Church Mariae Immaculate Conception of the Sisters of Charity. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 26, 2016 . 
65. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Evangelical rectory. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 7, 2016 . 
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77. ^ Weirather, Wiesauer: Justice building, Regional Court / Higher Regional Court Innsbruck. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 3, 2018 . 
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85. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus Zum Goldenen Löwen. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 3, 2016 . 
86. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Gasthaus Zum Hirschen. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 3, 2016 . 
87. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, community center. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved November 3, 2016 . 
88. ^ Sanatorium of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Vincent von Paul in Innsbruck (1909) , cultural area Tyrol
89. ↑ Wiesauer: Boarding school and retreat house of the Sisters of Mercy. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 27, 2015 . 
90. ↑ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Siebererschule, former orphanage. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 26, 2016 . 
91. ^ Schneider, Wiesauer: Jesuit College with Ignatius Chapel. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved July 26, 2016 . 
92. ↑ Reinhard Rampold: 140 years of the Tyrolean glass painting and mosaic company 1861–2001. ( PDF; 747 kB )
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106. ^ Wiesauer: Ansitz Schlandersbergeck. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved October 9, 2017 . 
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109. ^ Felmayer, Wiesauer: Residential building, former Palais Selva. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 26, 2016 . 
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117. ^ Helmuth Öhler: Assembly of the gods in the Tannenberg-Enzenberg palace. In: Innsbruck informs, April 2009, p. 21 ( digitized version )
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119. ^ Zeughaus: History , Tyrolean State Museums
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124. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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