Attraction Museum of Tyrolean Folk Art

Museum of Tyrolean Folk Art

Description

Step foot into perfectly-replicated farmhouse rooms and discover how Tyroleans lived in the past. The Tyrolean Folk Art Museum next to the Imperial Court Church hosts the most important collection of cultural treasures from local history, including handicrafts and artisanry, painted chests, tools and nativity scenes. Traditional costumes display the fashion varieties of the area. Exhibitions on themes such as traditional festivals, and everyday objects and problems from earlier times show what affected people in Innsbruck and Tyrol through the centuries.

Information on accessibility: The museum is partially accessible. Access is via the main entrance, a lift and barrier-free toilet facilities are available. Parking is available at the Hofburg (Rennweg/corner of Herrengasse) and at Congress Innsbruck (Rennweg). Admission is free for one accompanying person of blind or wheelchair-bound visitors. Certified guide dogs for the blind are permitted.