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Schwarzenberg Palace
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Uploaded: 01/07/07 10:44 AM GMT
Schwarzenberg Palace
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Schwarzenberg Palace was built in the late 17th century as a garden palace with an orangery and a pleasure garden. Adam Franz zu Schwarzenberg, the equerry of the Emperor, bought the Palace and it was extended to become the family’s summer residence. The most renowned architects of the time created a masterpiece with several staterooms and an impressive reception hall.
You can book the Dome Hall or the Tapestry Hall for your dream wedding. :o)
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::fogz
01/07/07 11:10 AM GMT
excellent nighttime shot again Chris - and the illumination of the building is amazing. Patti
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Very well done my friend I agree with what patti has said and you have a real keeper here. Sandi
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Hoping for only the best for all my caedes friends in the coming year.
summer residence huh, beautiful nightshot Chris, 10/10 from me
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laughter is the best medicine.
wonderful picture love how the building is bin put in the spotlights:)) great nightshot
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Great shot and I really like your framing..but what the ..is a pleasure garden?? lol
Catharina
Catharina
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What an impressive palce, there is no comparison to my house, mine is far better! LOL LOL good shot chris!
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Well i guess that hiring this hall will set you back a few dimes ! great shot again Chris !
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Very Elegant Palace..Superb night shot with Beautiful presentation..
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Chris, I'm with Catharina...what's up with the pleasure garden? Sounds ...ahem. I expect if they actually rent out the Halls for weddings that the upkeep on this palace must be astronomical...still I'm glad someone is interested enough to do so...it's nice for the rest of us peasants :)...lol :)
:)PJ
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