Historic Cities
Explore Innsbruck in 1500
AI rebuilds Insprugg (Innsbruck) street by street, and you explore through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
Maximilian's Innsbruck, 1500
Innsbruck in 1500 is the Habsburg court’s lively alpine residence, a walled market town folded beneath the Nordkette where imperial pageantry and skilled armourers share the streets. The walk follows the river and the old town from the bridge and Ottoburg, through the newly gilded Golden Roof square and arcaded Lauben, to a high viewpoint above the roofs and saw-toothed mountains.
24 scenes, 15 streets, squares and views, 9 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Innsbruck as it stood in 1500 (“Innsbruck”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Wilten Riverbank View
- 2. Ottoburg Bridgehead
- ↳ Ottoburg Tower Chamber · interior
- 3. Old Inn Bridge
- 4. Riverside Toll House
- ↳ Riverside Toll Chamber · interior
- 5. Inn Quay and Rafts
- ↳ Raftmen's Riverside Tavern · interior
- 6. Golden Roof
- ↳ Golden Roof Loggia · interior
- 7. Hofburg Towers
- ↳ Hofburg Great Hall · interior
- ↳ Imperial Spiral Stair · interior
- 8. Court Garden (Hofgarten)
- 9. Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse
- ↳ Clothiers' Vaulted Hall · interior
- 10. Old Town Hall and Stadtturm
- 11. Zeughaus Yards
- 12. Armourers' Row
- ↳ Master Armourer's Workshop · interior
- 13. Parish Church of St James
- ↳ St James Nave · interior
- 14. Neustadt Street
- 15. Nordkette Overlook