Hofburg — Diocesan Museum

Hofburg was the palace of the prince-bishops of Bressanone: a medieval city transformed into a Renaissance and Baroque palace, with a spacious courtyard surrounded by Renaissance loggias. Today it houses the Diocesan Museum, with art ranging from the Middle Ages to more recent times, the cathedral treasury, and the imperial apartments. The museum is particularly well known for its nativity scene collection, which includes the large nativity scenes by the Probst brothers featuring thousands of figures, making it an engaging destination for children as well.