Notable Religious Sites
This collection highlights Tyrol's diverse religious architecture, ranging from the ornate Baroque interiors of Innsbruck’s Jesuit and Hospital churches to the Gothic Hofkirche, home to Emperor Maximilian I’s cenotaph. Beyond the city, discover rural treasures like the late-Baroque Mariahilf Chapel in Rinderschinken and the hillside St. Georg ob Tösens. The list also includes the Protestant-Reformed church in Martina, illustrating the region's varied spiritual heritage across mountain villages and urban centers.
A Court Church
The Hofkirche is a Gothic church located in the Altstadt section of Innsbruck, Austria.
B Hospital Church
A Baroque Roman Catholic church on Maria-Theresien-Straße dedicated to the Holy Spirit.
C Jesuit Church
A Roman Catholic Trinity church located near Innsbruck’s Old University, featuring prominent Baroque architecture and twin towers.
D Pfarrkirche Alpbach
Roman Catholic parish church dedicated to Saint Oswald, located in the alpine village of Alpbach.
E Kapelle Mariahilf
A late Baroque Roman Catholic chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Succor, situated in the village of Rinderschinken.
F Pfarrkirch hl. Johannes der Täufer
Roman Catholic parish church dedicated to Saint John the Baptist in the municipality of Fiss.
G St. Georg ob Tösens
A Roman Catholic branch church situated on a meadow slope overlooking the village of Tösens.
H Reformierte Kirche Martina GR
An Evangelical-Reformed church located in Martina, Lower Engadine, on the border between Switzerland and Tyrol.
I Pfarrkirche Heiliger Ulrich
Roman Catholic parish church located on the western edge of the village of St. Ulrich am Pillersee.
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