City Museum

In the exhibitions of the City Museum, you will always discover new facets of Innsbruck's history.

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What is there to see at the Stadtmuseum?

The Innsbruck City Museum regularly presents exhibitions that deal with numerous facets of the city's history. Thanks to the fact that the City Archives and the City Museum form a joint department in Innsbruck, the exhibitions can draw on a large number of sources and present the history of the city in an authentic way:

Current exhibitions

All information about the city walks organised by the city archive can be found here.

Would you like to stay up to date on all our events? Send an e-mail with the subject "Subscribe to newsletter" to post.stadtarchiv@innsbruck.gv.at and receive regular information on events:

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How much does a visit to the Stadtmuseum cost?

  • Standard admission: 4.50 euros
  • Reduced admission: 3.00 euros
    • Senior citizens
    • Students
    • JUFF/Ö1 members
  • Families: 9.00 euros
  • Groups of 10 or more: 3.00 euros per person
  • Free admission:
    • School classes
    • Children under 6 years
    • Visitors with disabilities
    • Austriaguides & journalists with a press card
    • Holders of an IVB annual ticket, leisure tickets, an Innsbruck Card, a Culture Pass or an ICOM card.
    • Austrian Museums Association, Austrian Art Historians Association, Kolping Society.
  • Further offers
    • Annual ticket: 14.50 euros; reduced 10.00 euros
    • Combined tickets:
      • Golden Roof and City Museum: 7.00 euros - Family ticket: 14.00 euros
      • Golden Roof, City Museum and City Tower: 10.00 euros - Family ticket: 20.00 euros

All holders of a Climate Ticket can receive an annual pass for the City Museum and the Golden Roof Museum free of charge . The annual pass can only be collected from the City Museum. It is an annual ticket and not a one-off admission.

Is the City Museum barrier-free?

Yes, at the entrance via Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 3 (at the end of the inner courtyard) there is ground-level access to the elevator, which provides barrier-free access to the Stadtmuseum and Stadtarchiv.

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Opening hours

Monday to Friday:
9.00-17.00 hrs

Saturday, Sunday and public holidays closed.