The Tomb of the Emperor Maximilian I is a monumental burial site located in the Hofkirche (Court Church) of Innsbruck, Austria. It was commissioned by Maximilian I, the Holy Roman Emperor, who ruled from 1493 to 1519. The tomb is renowned for its intricate design and features a large bronze effigy of the emperor, surrounded by numerous statues of saints and allegorical figures. Constructed between 1513 and 1563, the tomb reflects the artistic style of the Renaissance period. It is adorned with elaborate reliefs and inscriptions that celebrate Maximilian's achievements and lineage. The tomb serves as a significant historical and cultural landmark, attracting visitors interested in the history of the Habsburg dynasty.