Tiroler Volkskunst-Museum

This museum of popular art is in the Neues Stift (New Abbey), which dates from the 16th and 18th centuries, and adjoins the Hofkirche on. The museum contains one of the largest and most impressive collections of Tyrolean artifacts, ranging from handicrafts and religious and profane popular art to furniture and national costumes. The three floors house a collection of Tyrolean mangers, or Christmas cribs, some from the 18th century. The Stuben (the finest rooms) are on the upper floors. Displays include styles ranging from Gothic to Renaissance to baroque, as well as a collection of models of typical Tyrolean houses.

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