Hohenburg

Hohenburg is a medieval castle near Innsbruck, standing on an elevation close to Igls. The site has stone walls, several structures, and sits surrounded by Alpine mountains.

The castle was built as a defensive stronghold and controlled important Alpine routes during medieval times. It served as a key position for regional security and trade control.

The castle displays characteristics of Tyrolean architecture that shape its appearance today. Visitors see the stone walls and structures that once defined daily life and defense at this location.

The site is best reached from the nearby town of Igls, which has good connections. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes, as the ground is uneven and climbing is needed to reach the castle area.

From the castle walls, visitors have a wide view across the Otztal valley and into the surrounding mountain ranges. This view was as important for the defenders of the place as it is today for visitors exploring the landscape.

Location: Tyrol

GPS coordinates: 47.23420,11.41500

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:24