Landmark
Herzog-Friedrich-Straße
Arcaded medieval trade street once the grocer's lane, lined with centuries-old taverns and shops.
Location
About this audio guide
This guide to Herzog-Friedrich-Strasse in Innsbruck traces the street's life as the city's medieval grocery lane, the Kramgasse, where mule trains crossed the Brenner Pass carrying goods between Italy and the German lands. It follows the arcades built to shelter that trade and the tavern at number six, the Goldener Adler, which has fed travelers on this route since the thirteen hundreds. Best heard walking slowly under the arcades, where the old shopfronts still sit on their original market plots.
This audio guide was created using AI.