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District guide · Vienna
Simmering, Vienna's 11th district, borders the Danube and was established in 1892. The Bestattungsmuseum and Schloss Kaiserebersdorf stand among its notable structures, while the Wiener Zentralfriedhof ranks among Europe's largest cemeteries. The district holds significance primarily for those researching Vienna's history and commemorative sites.
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Schloss Neugebäude
Neugebäude is a ruined Renaissance palace at Simmering, on Vienna's south-eastern edge, built 1568-1573 for Emperor Maximilian II.
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