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Court Church, a Gothic Masterpiece

The Gothic Hofkirche, or Court Church, represents Austria's rich imperial history.

Commissioned in 1553 by Ferdinand I, this church showcases extraordinary artistry from renowned figures like Albrecht Dürer and Peter Vischer. The centerpiece, the empty sarcophagus of Emperor Maximilian I, is an elaborate black marble work surrounded by 28 bronze figures, idealized representations of Maximilian's conquests.

Must-See Wonders

🪦 The grand sarcophagus of Emperor Maximilian I.

👑 Monuments honoring Tyrolean hero Andreas Hofer.

🎹 A remarkable 450-year-old organ that still functions today.

Accessibility is free, making it a treasured site for tourists, families, and historians alike.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Court Church

Foundation Date

Court Church was commissioned in 1553.

Emperor's Tomb

The empty sarcophagus of Maximilian I is a masterpiece of the Renaissance.

Artistic Contributors

Major artists involved include Albrecht Dürer and Alexander Colin.

Historical Figures

Andreas Hofer, a key figure in Tyrol's resistance against Napoleon, is interred here.

Location

Universitaetsstrasse 2

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