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The walls of the Marble Hall in front of the Hall of
Ceremonies date back to the 16th century and theoretically belong to the Leopoldine Wing, but the scagliola for the interior was changed around 1840 to match the appearance of the newer Hall of Ceremonies. During the imperial period it was used as
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by the Turks, the wing was rebuilt by
Giovanni Pietro Tencala with an additional floor installed. Through its architecture, this wing still bears a connection to the Late Renaissance. It is in this wing that the offices of the Federal President are located.
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An adjoining section of the Swiss Wing houses the
Radetzky Apartments. In recognition of his services in the Italian campaign during the revolutionary year of 1848, the Emperor Franz Joseph I permitted the worthy Field Marshal
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Emanuel Fischer von Erlach, and it serves as the connection between the Winter Riding School and the Imperial Chancellery Wing. However, because the old Imperial Court Theatre
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at the beginning of the 19th century. Because of its additional nature, it formed a clearly visible protrusion at right angles to the
Leopoldine Wing for almost a hundred years, and was therefore also called the "Nose".
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museum, is also considered a part of the
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served as musical director to the court for the balls held here. Over the centuries, various modification has been made the balls in line with changing tastes.
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took place there in 1814. The well known saying "The
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sat in 1848) and in the Imperial Chancellery Wing (Reichskanzleitrakt) across from the Leopoldine Wing. The latter was originally planned by
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from 1889. The residence was converted during the Baroque era to house the imperial horses on the ground floor and is used by the
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After the completion of St. Michael's Square, two sculpted fountains were installed on the façade of the wing: Power at Sea by
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soon became the setting for the cultivated style of baroque entertainment. The name is derived from the French word "
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technique, in which painted gypsum resembles marble. In this hall Napoleon I asked for the hand of Archduchess
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and monastery. As the palace expanded, the church and monastery became an integral part of the building.
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Hofburg Imperial Palace information and photography
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644:Archduke Franz Ferdinand
638:The Privy Council Room (
485:Kunsthistorisches Museum
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1921:Schloss Wilhelminenberg
1896:Schloss Kaiserebersdorf
1886:Palais Archduke Wilhelm
1601:Encyclopedia of Austria
1279:Eurovision Song Contest
1116:Spanische Hofreitschule
959:Franz Anton Hillebrandt
18:Hofburg Imperial Palace
2214:Royal Palace of Venice
2129:Wiener Neustadt Castle
1881:Palais Archduke Rainer
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2178:Grassalkovich Palace
2079:Jagdschloss MĂŒrzsteg
1866:Palais Archduke Carl
1726:at Wikimedia Commons
1157:St. Michael's Church
1021:Grosser Redoutensaal
1017:Kleiner Redoutensaal
598:in the style of the
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1782:, photo gallery in
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2104:Schloss Persenbeug
2024:Hofburg, Innsbruck
2004:Schloss Hetzendorf
1969:Schloss Artstetten
1964:Kaiserhaus (Baden)
1820:Imperial and Royal
1735:2016-09-23 at the
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