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1. www.innsbruck.info › en › sightseeingImperial Palace - INNSBRUCK.info

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   The Imperial Palace was completed in the year 1500 under Emperor Maximilian I (1459-1519). The palace was built to the same scale as is seen today and was captured as a watercolour by Albrecht Dürer.

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3. www.tyrol.com › a-kaiserliche-hofburg-innsbruckImperial Palace Innsbruck | Austrian Tirol

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   The Imperial Palace (German: Kaiserliche Hofburg), originally built by Archduke Sigmund the Rich, is one of the major attractions in Innsbruck. Beside Schönbrunn Palace and the Imperial Palace of Vienna, the Imperial Palace at Innsbruck is one of the three major historic-cultural monuments in Austria. The Palace, known as the Hofburg by locals ...

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hofburg,_InnsbruckHofburg, Innsbruck - Wikipedia

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   The Hofburg (English: Court Castle) is a former Habsburg palace in Innsbruck, Austria, and considered one of the three most significant cultural buildings in the country, along with the Hofburg Palace and Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna.

5. wanderineurope.com › visiting-hofburg-innsbruckVisiting Innsbruck's Hofburg — What's Inside?

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   Apr 30, 2023 · In a nutshell, the Innsbruck Imperial Palace stands as a testament to the Habsburgs’ legacy in Innsbruck, dating back to the 1500s — the time when Emperor Maximilian I declared Innsbruck as the capital of the empire. The Hofburg served as the royal residence for a period, until the capital was eventually relocated to Vienna.

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6. www.burghauptmannschaft.at › en › BusinessesBurghauptmannschaft Österreich - History Hofburg Innsbruck

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   Emperor Ferdinand I the Kind-Hearted (*1793/1835-1848/1875†) Archduke Karl Ludwig (*1833/1855-1861/1896†) Emperor Francis Joseph I (*1830/1848-1916†) and the end of the Habsburg monarchy. Recent construction works. Imperial Palace Innsbruck: Its History.

7. inaustria.wiki › innsbruck › the-hofburg-imperial-palaceThe Hofburg (Imperial Palace) - In Austria

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   The Hofburg, the former imperial palace in Innsbruck, stands as a monument to centuries of Habsburg rule, its history intertwined with the rise and fall of one of Europe's most powerful dynasties. Construction began in the 15th century under Emperor Maximilian I, who envisioned a magnificent palace to rival those of other European courts.

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   Who built the Imperial Palace in Innsbruck?

   • The Imperial Palace (German: Kaiserliche Hofburg), originally built by Archduke Sigmund the Rich, is one of the major attractions in Innsbruck. Beside Schönbrunn Palace and the Imperial Palace of Vienna, the Imperial Palace at Innsbruck is one of the three major historic-cultural monuments in Austria.

   Imperial Palace Innsbruck | Austrian Tirol

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   Why is the Innsbruck Imperial Palace important?

   • In a nutshell, the Innsbruck Imperial Palace stands as a testament to the Habsburgs’ legacy in Innsbruck, dating back to the 1500s — the time when Emperor Maximilian I declared Innsbruck as the capital of the empire. The Hofburg served as the royal residence for a period, until the capital was eventually relocated to Vienna.

   Visiting Innsbruck's Hofburg — What's Inside?

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   What is Innsbruck famous for?

   • From the 15 th to the 18 th century the best historical sites of Innsbruck were constructed including Court Church, Golden Roof, and Imperial Palace etc. as the Habsburg dynasty came into power. The old town was bombed about 22 times during the Second World War but it’s still very nicely preserved.

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   What happened to the Imperial Palace in Austria?

   • Following the end of the monarchy (1918), former Imperial possessions became state property. Today, the Imperial Palace is the third most important historic building in Austria and is managed by the Burghauptmannschaft. The third and final part of the general restoration works was completed between 2006 and 2010.

   Imperial Palace - INNSBRUCK.info

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9. www.myeuropedays.com › innsbruck-old-townInnsbruck Old Town: What To See & Do - My Europe Days

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   From the 15 th to the 18 th century the best historical sites of Innsbruck were constructed including Court Church, Golden Roof, and Imperial Palace etc. as the Habsburg dynasty came into power. The old town was bombed about 22 times during the Second World War but it’s still very nicely preserved.