Tyrolean State Museum Ferdinandeum
Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum
Tyrol's most important art and history museum, with rich collections from prehistory to the modern era, including Gothic wood carvings and works by Rembrandt.
The Ferdinandeum opened in 1823. Its collections span from the Bronze Age to the present day in the Tyrol region, covering archaeology, Gothic altarpiece carvings, Baroque painting and modern art. It also holds works by European masters such as Rembrandt and Bruegel, making it an excellent place to learn about the culture of the Alps. A combined ticket also gives access to the Museum of Folk Art, the Court Church (Hofkirche) and the Tyrol Panorama, for about €15. Check the official website for details. Closed on Mondays. It is a 5-minute walk from the old town.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 09:00–17:00; closed Mondays
Nearby sights
- Tyrolean Folk Art Museum
- Imperial Palace & Court Church
- Maria-Theresien-Straße & St. Anne's Column
- Innsbruck Cathedral (Dom St. Jakob)
- City Tower
- Hofgarten
- Golden Roof & Old Town
- Triumphal Arch