Tratzberg Castle
Schloss Tratzberg
A Renaissance castle on a hillside above the Inn Valley, with the Habsburg family tree hall and original interior furnishings. Chinese audio guides are available.
Tratzberg Castle was built in the early 16th century as a hunting lodge for Maximilian I. A wealthy merchant family later converted it into a Renaissance palace. Its most famous feature is the Family Tree Hall, with murals depicting 148 members of the Habsburg family. The castle also has well-preserved wood-carved rooms and an armory. Visits follow a timed audio guide (available in Chinese) and take about an hour. Tickets cost about €19. The castle is closed in winter (check the official website). From the Stans parking area, take the castle shuttle train or walk uphill for about 20 minutes.
Opening hours
About April–November 10:00–16:00
Nearby sights
- Wolfsklamm Gorge
- Schwaz Silver Mine
- Lake Achensee
- Rattenberg
- Swarovski Crystal Worlds
- Alpbach
- Hall in Tirol Old Town
- Patscherkofel