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By neotrix @ 2008-07-06 05:48:48
Emperor Francis Joseph gave the Hermesvilla to Empress Elisabeth in the hope of persuading his wife – a keen traveller – to spend more time in Vienna.

Empress Elisabeth once called the the Hermesvilla "Palace of Dreams".

The Villa was built between 1882-1886.
Links: www.wienmuseum.at
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