Ambras Castle Tour
2009-12-01 to 2010-10-31 at 10:00 Ongoing The Ambras Castle, towers high above the Innsbruck city and is visible even from a distance. Hop onto the tour of this grand structure, in which the famous Archduke Ferdinand II once lived. Go to the Upper level inside the Castle and see for yourself the paintings of former dukes and princes, all painted by loyal palace artists. Also visit the separate chamber where palace antiques are kept. The castle remains closed in November.
Venue: Schloß Ambras
Europe's Oldest Museum
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Nearest Train: Schloß Ambras: Tram 6
Phone: +43 512 3 48446
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This palace was turned into a museum by Archduke Ferdinand II. The Wunderkammer (Gallery of Wonders) contains a display of exotic objects like coral, ivory, a rhinoceros' horn and other artifacts brought back to Europe by the explorers. The upper part of the palace houses the Habsburg's portrait gallery: an awe-inspiring collection of works by Cranach, Mor, Titian, Van Dyck and Velásquez.
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Ambras Castle Tour
Ongoing
10:00AM
The Ambras Castle, towers high above the Innsbruck city and is visible even from a distance. Hop onto the tour of this grand structure, in which the famous Archduke Ferdinand II once lived. Go to the Upper level inside the Castle and see for yourself the paintings of former dukes and princes, all painted by loyal palace artists. Also visit the separate chamber where palace antiques are kept. The castle remains closed in November.
If you like beauty, Schloss Ambras is the place to be!
The Schloss Ambras castle is surely a work of art from the 16th and 17th century paintings to the be...
Reviewed by:brittany from on Aug 28 2005
Castle Schloss
Closest castle to Innsbruck...
Reviewed by:Rhonda from on May 05 2005
A must for late period armour enthusiasts
Schloss Ambras has an impressive collection of 16th and 17th century arms, armour and art. It is a ...
Reviewed by:ME from on Jul 11 2004
