Helbling House Review

Remember that the driver took a taxi directly from the train station to the old town, and the driver put the person down near the Haier Bling House. The gorgeous baroque facade of the house is as dazzling as the beauty, flowers, shells, and fruit plaster flowers make the surrounding area look simple even if the golden roof. The original Gothic house was built in the 15th century, and the buyer in 1725 transformed her into the current style. The house was named after its owner Sebastian Halembling from 1800 to 1827.

The Haerbrunn house is located opposite the golden roof and is a very gorgeous building with a facade. In 1725, John Fischer bought the late medieval house and added triangular foil to it in 1730, with plaster decorations on the facade and the tiles on the surface of the building, which were made of various Baroque elements such as angels, flowers, shells and other elements. After being restored in 1980, the house became a typical representative of the magnificent architecture of the urban class in the old town. Whether you know the building or not, it will definitely catch your attention, and it looks really gorgeous and outstanding in the distinctive architecture of Innsbruck.

The Halebring House is famous for its gorgeous baroque facade in the Old Town of Innsbruck. The original Gothic house was built in the 15th century and bought by the treasurer John Fischer in 1725 and decorated with numerous plaster flowers, including flowers, shells, fruits and so on. The house was named after its owner Sebastian Halembling from 1800 to 1827.

Innsbruck is a famous city in Germany. The Halebrück is a representative building in the old town of Innsbruck. She tells the history of the city and records the glory and glory of the dynasty. You can feel as if you are back in medieval Europe.

Halebring House, located on Maria Teresa Street in the old town of Innsbruck, opposite the famous golden roof, is a historic Baroque building with many shells and a lot of plaster on the exterior walls, which look very dazzling in the surrounding traditional houses.