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History is in Residence

There’s an incredible feeling of having struck gold here. And it’s not just because we are in the historic “goldenes” district of the “city of music” (Mozart and Beethoven called it their home) and the “city of dreams” (Freud lived and worked here). It’s because we are atop Vienna’s latest and already iconic landmark, where Mozart lived, which was later converted into a bank and now the Hotel Rosewood, which in itself is the gold standard. It is the

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