Tyrolean State Museum

Also known as Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferdinandeum

The Ferdinandeum, Tyrol's provincial museum, covering art, archaeology, and natural history. The painting collection includes Cranach, Rembrandt, and a strong Austrian modernism section. The museum building on Museumstrasse anchors Innsbruck's museum quarter alongside the Folk Art Museum and the Tyrolean Panorama.

The Ferdinandeum is Tyrol’s main provincial museum on Innsbruck’s Museumstrasse, covering art, archaeology, and natural history. The painting collection includes Cranach and Rembrandt alongside a strong Austrian modernism section. Founded in 1823 in the tradition of the 19th-century Habsburg regional institutions, it sits alongside the Folk Art Museum and Tyrolean Panorama in Innsbruck’s museum quarter. If you have an afternoon for art and history in Innsbruck, this is the anchor stop. Check tiroler-landesmuseen.at for current hours; combined tickets with the Folk Art Museum are available.