Ottoburg

Ottoburg is one of Innsbruck’s oldest surviving buildings and a striking example of medieval tower architecture. Dating back to the 15th century, the structure once formed part of the city’s defensive system near the Inn River. With its thick walls, narrow windows, and prominent corner position, Ottoburg reflects the strategic importance of Innsbruck during the Middle Ages. Today, the building is home to a traditional restaurant while preserving its historic character. For travelers, Ottoburg offers a clear glimpse into Innsbruck’s medieval past within the Old Town area.