View from Hungerburg on Innsbruck with Hofgarten in the foreground and Mount Isel in the background.
View from the square in front of the country's theatre on the Hofburg of Innsbruck. Like in Vienna the cabs are waiting here for the tourists to be picked up.
View on the row of houses at the river Inn. The district is located opposite to the oldtown at the ridge of the Nordkette.
The distinctive silhouette of Innsbruck is dominated by the tower of St. Jakob's cathedral.
The oldest house of Innsbruck with remaining parts of the city wall.
Not far away from it the famous late gothic bay with golden roof tiles is located.
At the same street the city tower is situated, where you can climb 148 stairs to its platform.
The triumphal arch marks one end of the main street.
View from Patscherkofel to the West called Oberland
Lanser Alm at Patscherkofel in 1.718 m elevation above MSL
View from Patscherkofel to the Nordkette with Innsbruck in the foreground
In the Sellrain-valley the hay is dried traditionally with 'Heumanderln'.
Castle of the earl and dukes of Kleve built around 1300
Old townhall of Schermbeck built in 1910
House of a farming citizen or a craftsman built in 1566/69, today providing the local heritage museum of Schermbeck
Upper Mill of Schermbeck, for the first time documented in 1640
Octangular building of the former reformed church consecrated 1786
Protestant parish church St. Georg dated from the fourteenth to the fifteenth centuries
Protestant parish church St. Georg dated from the fourteenth to the fifteenth centuries
Water wheel of the upper mill