6th Century.
Bavarian land grab
1271
The unification of Tyrol
1486
Sigismund (rich in coin)
1500
Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof)
1502–1584
Tomb of Maximilian I
1564–1595
Archduke Ferdinand II
1602–1618
Archduke Maximilian III
1618–1632
Archduke Leopold V
1646–1662
Archduke Ferdinand Charles
1655-1665
End of the Tyrolean Habsburgs
1669
Foundation of the university
1669-1803
The House of Lorraine in Innsbruck
1703
Annasäule (Column of St Anne)
1717–1722
The City Parish Church of St Jakob (St James)
1740-1770
Reconstruction of the Hofburg
1765-1770
Triumphpforte (Triumphal Arch)
1814/15
Returned to Austria
1849
Innsbruck as state capital
1850s
Hofburg Imperial Apartments
1858-84
The railway arrives
1929
The first alpine constructions at Seegrube and Hafelekar by Franz Baumann
1964
Formation of the Diocese of Innsbruck
1964 and 1976
Winter Olympics in Innsbruck
2002/03
New constructions in Innsbruck
2005
The Winter World Student games
2008–2011
Alles wird gut (Everything will be OK)
2011
Tirol Panorama Museum at Bergisel with Panoramic Painting
2012
Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck
2015
Demolition of the Civic Halls
September 2015
Neues Haus der Musik entsteht
January 2016
International Children's Winter Games
2017
Opening of Innsbruck’s Climbing Centre
June 2017
BikePark Innsbruck
June 2017
Crankworx Innsbruck
2017
450 Years of Archduke Ferdinand II
September 2017
IFSC World Youth Climbing Championships
December 2017
Opening of the new Patscherkofelbahn cable cars
September 2018
IFSC Climbing World Championships in Innsbruck
September 2018
The UCI Road World Championships in Innsbruck
October 2018
Opening of the new House of Music
2019
500 Years of Kaiser Maximilian
January 2020
Winter World Masters Games
November 2020 - February 2021
LUMAGICA INNSBRUCK
June 2023
WMTRC INNSBRUCK-STUBAI
December 2023
50 YEARS OF CHRISTMAS MARKET