Innsbruck
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Innsbruck is the westernmost city of Austria located directely at Lake Constance (Bodensee), just south of Ulm, the capital of Germany with which it shares its nothern border. The city can be called a border city as it also has borders with Zurich (Switzerland (New)) and Vaduz (Italia)
History
The history of Innsbruck started just around the time of the foundation of the nation of Austria, which makes Innsbruck one of the oldest cities of that county. At this time it was still known under the name "Bregenz".
Early History
Innsbruck was established on 7th December 2019 as one of the first towns of the new ascending nation of Austria. Around this time Erwinning called for his friends from the old Italian Kingdom and the first mayor, YAYOH, went to the westernmost part of Austria to settle in a town named Bregenz laying just at Lake Constance (Bodensee).
Innsbruck then stayed a relatively small town consisting of mostly smaller medieval buildings and farming ground for a long time. In summer 2020 mir0kko, the former interim mayor of Salzburg was given the town by Erwinning, starting a whole new era for the city of Innsbruck.
Restructuration
After nearly all older buildings have been removed, new streets and a completely new layout for the town was started. First the new town hall as the city's central building was constructed and just days after that the baroque church of Innsbruck. These two buildings were the new city centre located on Wiener Straße. The next street being built was Franz-Josef-Straße consisting of a row of baroque buildings like shops, residental houses or the City Storage.
Renaming
After the fall of the original city of Innsbruck, lying just some chunks west of the city centre of old "Bregenz", mir0kko decidied to rename Bregenz to the better known name "Innsbruck", as Innsbruck is one of the biggest cities of reallife Austria, known for its achitecture and its location in the Inn valley.
Present
Today Innsbruck consists of over 20 houses, shops and other buildings. The city's style has changed completely, which surely attracted more people wanting to become residents and live in the town between high mountains and Lake Constance. Innsbruck has road connections to nearly all cities around it like Salzburg, Zurich, Vaduz und of course Germany's capital, Ulm.
Buildings
Innsbruck has developed a lot through the time. With its first steps as a smaller farm village it became a city with an architecture quite similar to Vienna, Austria's capital. The city's architecure can be described as a baroque style of building in the inner part of Innsbruck along Franz-Josef-Straße and Wiener Straße. Also the Pfarrkirche (Church) of Innsbruck is built in baroque style.
In the outer parts smaller but not less impressive buildings in classical Austrian style can be found.