Last updated on 18 August 09
Do you run this garden?

Ambras Schlosspark

  4.0/5 (2 ratings)

Gardenvisit Editorial

Ambras began to change from a fortress to a renaissance palace when acquired by Archduke Ferdinand II in 1564. The renaissance garden, illustrated in Gothein, has been partially restored. There is also a re-creation of a, presumed, medieval castle garden. The castle is now surrounded by a large landscape park, somewhat in the English picturesque style. The woods hide the castle in a way which would never have been allowed when it had a defensive role. But the castle is floodlit and from the northern side of the valley one can still see how it commanded the heights above the town of Innsbruck.

Address - Innsbruck, Austria
Opening times - early April to end October, Dawn to dusk
Website - Visit the Ambras Schlosspark website

Local Hotels

Hotels within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Nearby Gardens

Gardens within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.


Recent Reviews

  • over 2 years ago Charlotte said

    Another lovely Austrian garden! Very peaceful and with wonderful views over Innsbruck. Combine this garden with a day out in the town.

    (5.0/5)
  • about 4 years ago John said

    I like this place - but is it really the type of garden a castle like Ambras would have had?

    (3.0/5)

See all the reviews of Ambras Schlosspark

The reviews and ratings originate in all cases from third parties. Gardenvisit is in no case responsible for the correctness or accuracy of the reviews. Reviews and similar information are not an expression of Gardenvisit’s opinions.