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The  Museum Liaunig is sited over step-sided ground, high up in the mountain in Austria. Only a small side of the museum structure is visible. The museum’s main body slices through a densely-wooded embankment, provided a spectacular view over the river.
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Loisium Hotel is built on a gently south-sloping vineyard, located in the picturesque town of Langenlois, Austria. Actually the hotel is composed of three parts: the existing vaults, the Wine Center, and the Loisium Hotel & Spa Resort.
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The Kunsthaus of Graz is located to the flank of the river Mur, Austria and has been designed like an artistic centre to organize international exhibitions of multidisciplinary modern art.
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Langenlois Resort is located approximately 10 minutes from Langenlois Trainwaystation and an one hour(92km) by car from the Vienna International Airport.
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The Do & Co Hotel is situated in the very heart of Vienna overlooking St. Stephan’s Cathedral. The hotel is design by architect Hans Hollein, one of true pioners of post modernism. Do & Co is housed in the popular Haas-Hans building which itself is one of Vienna’s cultural landmarks.
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When I mentioned a sleeping pipes like part of accommodation might not sound luxury but it is. DasPark Hotel turns concrete pipes into quite comfortable space for your next overnight stay. Almost like a camping a bit more elegant of course, the DasPark Hotel is a series of inconventional hotel room pipes located on a beautiful flora-filled backdrop just steps from the Danube River, Austria.
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The Vienna Secession in Austria was part of the highly varied Secessionism movement that is now covered by the general term Art Nouveau. It was formed in 1897 by a group of 19 Vienna artists who had resigned from the Association of Austrian Artists, housed in the Vienna Kanstlerhaus. The first president of the Secession was Gustav Klimt.
Even by today’s standards the Secession is a daring building with its cupola of golden laurel leaves and its art deco facade. It is one of the key works of Viennese Art Nouveaux architecture and was planned and built by Joseph Maria Olbricht, a student of Otto Wagner, to serve the needs of an artist association Olbricht himself belonged to.
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