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© Diana von Oertzen
Photograph © Charlotte Weychan
Photograph © Charlotte Weychan
Photograph © Charlotte Weychan
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.




(5.0/5)
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)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
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