Maximilian Museum of Innsbruck

The Maximilian Museum in Innsbruck was opened in honor of one of the most notable rulers - Emperor Maximilian. In Austria, there is a remarkable building - the House with a golden roof, which was invented by the ruler. This idea amazes all visitors to this day. There are 2738 copper shingles with gilding. The architecture has not changed for many centuries and represents a great value of the city of Innsbruck in Austria.

The Maximilian Museum receives visitors every day throughout the year. The room has six halls in which visitors get acquainted with the life and life of Maximilian the First. Here you can see portraits, sculptures, knightly armor, furniture. Fully plunge into the life of that time allows competently built exposition.