Annasäule

Annasäule, or St. Anne’s Column, stands proudly in the middle of Maria-Theresien-Straße, one of Innsbruck’s main boulevards. Erected in 1706, it commemorates the liberation of Tyrol from Bavarian troops on St. Anne’s Day in 1703. The column is made of local red marble, topped with a statue of the Virgin Mary, and surrounded at its base by saints watching over the city. Today, it’s both a historical monument and a central meeting point amid shops, cafés, and the bustle of daily life in Innsbruck.

This square is great for people watching. Buy a gelato and sit around, and you will see people of all races just cooling off and chilling. There's a McDonald's opposite the streets and going down further brings you to the Golden Roof.

This is like on the Main Street at Innsbruck. There are plenty of good restaurants and ice cream shops are there. Hard Rock Cafe is there. Enjoy the drink, crowed and the view.

This place as well as the city is very much recommended - a quiet and nice sight between mountains and near the small river - any location in this city is worth seeing.

I expected to visit here during the daytime but in the evening, street's light and atmosphere is much more attractive and scenic !

Anna Column is one of the highlights in the heart of Innsbruck. Just take an ice cream from the Gelato Shop and enjoy the atmosphere.

The central street of the city, which is quite long. It is full of beautiful buildings and interesting shops and restaurants, not all of which are very expensive; indeed, you can also find cheap options. From 26th of December until 6th of January there are some Christmas Markets here, which are few and very expensive!

One of the most popular meeting points in the city! It's located in the middle of the most well-known street (Maria Theresa) and like one of symbols of Innsbruck city. Last week, I saw people cleaning the statue very diligently and carefully for hours. It was fun to watch :))