I have been to a lot of cathedrals and city churches. I honestly think this is one of the dullest I have ever visited. The statues are impressive but we only spent about two minutes looking at them. Apparently there is an audio guide, I did not get it - perhaps it would make things more interesting. Otherwise the only... More

We got this in a package with the Tiroler Volkskunstmuseum (attached, and probably my favorite part of the package), Ferdinandeum (nearby), Zeughaus (a few blocks further, but easily walkable). All for 10 Euro. This is a memorial to Maximillian I, notable both for its crypt to him and the fact that he's not in it. Very nice. The Hofkirsche doesn't... More

I've visited the church on a number of occasions (with visitors) and never bore of going there. There is now a presentation at the beginning of the "tour", which visitors can watch in different languages and which basically outlines the story behind the statues and the monument. This is definitely worth a visit as you can combine it with a... More

The bronze statues are amazing. Get the audio tour. It's cold inside.

This church and the tomb are both very impressive. It didn't take us long to tour the church (we entered it from the Tyrolean Folk Art Museum), but what is there is impressive. So for a relatively short investment of time and effort, you get some real wow factor.

Be sure yo visit this hidden gem. Very well presented and good value.

The sculptures are famous for a good reason...the craftsmanship is excellent and the church is pretty, too

I go to nearly all museums, churches, castles, etc. every place that I visit. In the case of Innsbruck, I noted that this church had an entry fee and I was annoyed as most churches in Europe are free. This isn't so much a church as a massive cenotaph to Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. I would recommend doing the... More

One of the most impressive churches I have ever seen. It's a mystic atmosphere, watching the 40 dark 2m high figures in the central hall, especially in the evening. Don't miss a guided tour, admiring one after the other the Habsburg kings and queens from medieval times, when Innsbruck was one of the centers of power of Europe. And go... More