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There's a nice animation on YouTube showing what the castle once looked like: https://youtu.be/uoZ6R732W_Q?si=jnkCu17-k__vppUf
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Very beautifully preserved castle with a great and well-kept park. The two peacocks that walk through the park are recommended. The cultural and historical significance of Ambras Castle is undoubtedly that Archduke Ferdinand II brought together his already widely famous collection of armor, weapons, portraits and natural objects, the latest scientific instruments, musical instruments and art objects as well as a library here. Ferdinand had the Ambras Lower Castle built specifically for this purpose as a separate building known as a "Musaeum". This makes Ambras Castle Innsbruck the first museum in the world. Here the building itself has become an exhibit and only here can the historically earliest systematic collection and presentation concept still be experienced in its original location. Contact: Schloss Ambras Innsbruck Schlossstraße 20 6020 Innsbruck +43 1 525 24 – 4802 (Monday to Sunday) info(at)schlossambras-innsbruck.at (Monday to Friday) Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed in November
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From here you have a wonderful view of the Inn Valley.
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Very beautiful old castle ruins with a fantastic view of the Inn Valley.
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The Hofburg in Innsbruck is a residence built and inhabited by the Habsburgs. Originally a castle from the late Middle Ages, it was expanded into a castle in the early modern period and was the seat of the Tyrolean sovereigns as well as the residence of various members of the dynasty until the founding of the republic in 1918. The current state is based on the extensions under Empress Maria Theresa by the Hofbaumeister Johann Martin Gumpp the Younger in rococo style and can partly be visited. The first hostel on this site was used by Duke Leopold III. These and other properties were bought by his son Friedrich IV, whose son Archduke Sigmund der Münzreich, Count of Tyrol, had a medieval castle built. His successor, the Roman-German King and later Emperor Maximilian I, expanded the complex. In 1534 the ceiling of the giant hall, which was renovated in 1510, was destroyed by fire and then restored by King Ferdinand I. Due to earthquake damage to the walls, the castle facade was reinforced with semicircular towers in 1536. Only Maria Theresa, who ruled from 1740 to 1780, gave the order for the renovation in the style of courtly Viennese Rococo. This is how the magnificent building still presents itself today. Maria Theresia was only twice in Innsbruck, in 1739 in transit and in 1765 for the wedding of her son Leopold II. To the Spanish Princess Maria Ludovica, which the Triumphal Gate at the end of Maria-Theresien-Straße commemorates. The wedding was overshadowed by the death of her husband Franz Stephan von Lothringen (as a result of a stroke) on August 18, 1765. The death room was converted into a chapel on behalf of the Empress. At that time she also had the aristocratic women's monastery in Innsbruck built there. The canons had to pray for the deceased emperor. Members of the imperial family used the castle until the end of the monarchy in 1918, it was also the seat of the Tyrolean sovereigns and is now owned by the Republic of Austria. The Innsbruck Hofburg has a built-up area of around 5000 square meters, there are around 400 rooms, including over 30 private apartments. The building has four floors, the chapel and two larger halls are several floors high. The large castle courtyard is accessed through the southern castle gate, and you continue into the smaller kitchen courtyard to the west. You can also visit the state rooms, including: Giant Hall (ballroom) with portraits of Maria Theresa, her husband and their 16 children. The room is 31.5 meters long, 13 meters wide and 11 meters high. It bears the name not because of its size, but because of the giants depicted in paintings from the 16th century. Guard room (reception room for the giant hall) Imperial apartments (Lothringerzimmer, Kapitelzimmer, Ferdinandzimmer) Hofburg chapel with anteroom and sacristy Andreas-Hofer-Saal, Andreas Hofer resided here from August 13th to October 21st, 1809 Yellow Room, White Salon, Pink Salon, Rondel Room, Passage Room, Bedroom, Corner Cabinet, Chinese Room, Audience Room The Hofgarten, which is diagonally opposite, belongs to the Hofburg.
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Im Jahr 1503 übernahm Peter Löffler eine Gusshütte am Gänsbichl in Hötting, wo er Glocken „Büchsen“ (Kanonen) und die erste Statue für das Grabmal Kaiser Maximilians in der Innsbrucker Hofkirche goss. 1522 übernahm sein Sohn Gregor die Gusshütte und ließ 1539 daneben vom Baumeister Gregor Türing einen Ansitz errichten. 1605 kaufte Erzherzog Maximilian III. das Gusshaus und den Ansitz und verpachtete beides dem Büchsengießer Heinrich Reinhart, der u. a. die Figuren seines Grabmals im heutigen Innsbrucker Dom und die Bronzestatuen für den Leopoldsbrunnen goss. Noch zu Reinharts Lebzeiten wurden die Gusshütte, die bis 1854 in Betrieb war, und der Ansitz besitzmäßig getrennt. Schloss Büchsenhausen wechselte mehrmals den Besitzer, 1641 wurde es von Wilhelm Biener erworben, der einen neuen Gebäudeteil im Osten und einen Verbindungstrakt bauen ließ. Das alte Wohngebäude ließ er zu Repräsentationszwecken aufwändig ausstatten, es enthielt eine große Bibliothek, eine wertvolle Gemäldesammlung, eine umfassende Sammlung von Landkarten und geographischen Stichen sowie eine Sammlung von Musikinstrumenten. Biener gründete außerdem eine Bierbrauerei, wofür er ein Bräuhaus, eine Malzdörre und einen großen gewölbten Keller errichten ließ. Von 1686 bis 1833 war der Ansitz im Besitz der Ritter von Lama. Er wurde nach Plänen von Johann Martin Gumpp dem Älteren erweitert und barockisiert, 1688 entstand ein neues Portal zum kleinen Hof zwischen West- und Osttrakt, um 1700 wurde der Uhrturm erbaut. 1698 weihte der Brixner Bischof Johann Franz Khuen von Belasi die neue Kapelle im Ostteil. Nach Aussterben der Familie de Lama 1833 kam der Ansitz in den Besitz von Johann Nepomuk Mahl-Schedl, der ihn teilweise im neugotischen Stil umbauen ließ. Er richtete eine „Kaffeeschank“ ein und eröffnete 1852 auf Büchsenhausen die erste Schwimm- und Badeanstalt Tirols. Dafür wurde ein im 18. Jahrhundert angelegter Karpfenteich adaptiert. Das Freibad war bis 1963 in Betrieb. Unter Mahl-Schedl wurde das Schloss zum wöchentlichen Treffpunkt einer Gruppe literaturbegeisterter junger Menschen, die sich „Nibelungen“ nannten. 1865 verkaufte er Büchsenhausen an Robert Nißl und wanderte mit einer Gruppe von Innsbruckern nach Pozuzo in Peru aus. Von 1887 bis 1889 wurde das Schloss nach Plänen von Max Haas umfassend renoviert und eine Freitreppe mit Loggien errichtet. 1913 wurden im Osten zwei weitere Gebäude angebaut. Um 1990 war das Schloss als Sitz für das Alpenvereinsmuseum bzw. ein Haus der Alpen im Gespräch. 1993 wurde in den östlichen Anbauten das Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen der Tiroler Künstlerschaft eingerichtet, das als Präsentations- und Arbeitsstätte mit Ateliers für Bildhauer und Maler dient.
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Two square towers, visible from afar, still stand from the once extensive castle complex of Felsenstein Castle. The better preserved upper "Weinecker Tower" located here was built in 1483 and still has the remains of a ring wall. The pyramid roof was put on it only in the last quarter of the 20th century. The five-storey tower is about 30 m high. Its quarry stone walls are between 1.60 and 2.0 m thick, the side length is 7.75 m. On the top floor there is a round-arched opening, which is slightly offset from the central axis and occupies almost the entire width of the interior.
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