Dom St. Jakob

Dom St. Jakob is absolutely stunning inside — a beautiful baroque cathedral with elaborate frescoes, ornate altars, and a peaceful atmosphere. The ceiling paintings and marble work are breathtaking, and it’s surprisingly quiet given its central location. A must-see for art, architecture, or history lovers — and a lovely place to pause and reflect during a walk through Innsbruck’s old town.

No photographer allowed free..if you want pic than you have to pay ..there a machine inside where you can pay by card or cash.. It's a beautiful inside.. but we choose not to click..

Surprisingly ornate cathedral! Was very happy to have wandered our way inside and highly recommend a visit if you're into toruing old, large cathedrals!

The cathedral was built in the Baroque period of the 18th century, dedicated to the apostle St. James. According to the plans of the architect Johann Jakob Herkomer, the cathedral was built between 1717 and 1724 on the site of a Romanesque church from the 12th century. When you enter this beautiful church, you are captivated by its rich decoration. There are so many details that you would have needed much more time to see it than we had available.

A stunning church with a gorgeous organ and ceiling paintings. They had a little donation box but there was no required fee to enter. A very beautifully decorated space to admire.

👍🏻 recommended. The park outside the church is also very serene and peaceful.

Art and architecture!! A true Baroque gem. Your eyes are drawn upwards to the breathtaking ceilings frescoes the moment you walk in.

the church itself dated to the 13th century but the building that we see today is from 18th century. the church preserves the miraculous image of Our Lady of Help which make this church a pilgrimage location for the Holy Mary. you have to pay 1 Euro in order to be allowed to take photos. in a stairs to the underground level you will see a calm shrine for prayer. the interior of the Cathedral is the most impressive in Innsbruck.