LITTLE GOLDEN ROOF (GOLDENES DACHL)
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2025
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2025
Museum building presenting the history of the imperial family and Maximilian.
The emblem of Innsbruck, this house with its superb façade was the first Habsburg residence from 1400. Its "Little Golden Roof" was added by Maximilian I and completed in 1500. It consists of 2,657 gilded copper tiles, which give it its flamboyant appearance. Today, the building houses a museum that presents the history of the imperial family and Maximilian. Kunz von der Rosen, the court jester, takes young and old on a journey through history.
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Members' reviews on LITTLE GOLDEN ROOF (GOLDENES DACHL)
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Visited in october 2022
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Joli bâtiment orné de fresques multicolores et d'un toit doré. A ne pas manquer.
Visited in february 2018
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très belle maison en plein centre de la ville,l'intérieur est composé d'un musée. A voir
Visited in february 2017
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Le Petit toit d'or est un balcon de style gothique symbole de la ville d'Innsbruck. Original.
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Sûrement l'attraction principale d'Innsbruck, de ce fait le quartier est très touristique mais a tout de même beaucoup de charme. Très photogénique, ce petit toit aux tuiles recouvertes d'or est entouré de très belles façades baroques aux tons acidulés.