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The Vienna City Hall houses the offices of the Mayor and Governor of the Province of Vienna, the Municipal Council and Parliament, the Vienna City Senate and Provincial Government, the Director of the City Council and various departments of the City Council. The building is constructed in the neo-gothic style.

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The Votivkirche is a Roman Catholic church and one of the most important neo-Gothic religious buildings in the world. With a height of 99 meters the Votivkirche is the second highest church in Vienna.

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The Parliament building in Vienna is the seat of the two chambers of Parliament, the National Council and the Federal Council of the Republic of Austria. The building houses three meeting rooms and offices for the members of parliament. The Parliament was built between 1874 and 1883; the architect was inspired by ancient Greek architecture. Thus the Reichsratsgebäude is an early neoclassical building.

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The MuseumsQuartier, is one of the largest cultural areas in the world. It consists of several museums ranging from fine and performing arts, architecture, music, fashion, theater, dance, literature and children's culture to new media. Prominent components are the Mumok, the Leopold Museum and the Kunsthalle Wien. The buildings, which were designed in 1725 as imperial court stables, were converted into the Museums Quartier in 1998. The original baroque buildings of the complex are now contrasted with the modern architecture of the new museum buildings.

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The Hofburg zu Wien was the residence of the Habsburgs in Vienna from the 13th century until 1918 (with interruptions). Since the end of 1946 it has been the official residence of the Austrian Federal President. It houses the largest part of the Austrian National Library as well as various museums (including the Albertina) and the Federal Office for the Protection of Monuments.

The area, which has grown over the course of about seven centuries, covers an area of approximately 24 hectares and is thus the largest building complex in Europe built for non-religious purposes. The complex also includes two sacred buildings: the Hofburgkapelle and the Augustinerkirche.

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