Villa Toscana

Gmunden, Oberösterreich, Österreich
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a magnificent building with a characteristic façade in shades of yellow. The three-storey house with a high roof and towers is surrounded by greenery with trees and bushes.
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a magnificent castle with towers and a staircase leading down to a pond. The castle is surrounded by a picturesque forest, which glows in shades of gold in autumn.
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a magnificent classical-style building with a striking dome and several balconies. The building is painted in a light yellow colour and surrounded by beautiful green trees, creating a pleasant, idyllic atmosphere.
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a large, elegant building with classical architecture, surrounded by green trees and a well-tended park. The building has a high spire and towers, indicating its historical character. The landscape appears idyllic and radiates a picturesque atmosphere.
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a magnificent yellow castle with a striking tower and many balconies. The castle stands in a green, park-like setting with a few trees. The sky is bright blue with a few white clouds.
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a historic, multi-storey building with a tall, striking tower in the middle of carefully tended parkland. The place is surrounded by lush greenery, with majestic trees that lend the ensemble a tranquil and idyllic character.
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Villa Toscana in Gmunden: The picture shows a decorative, ornamental pattern with a central facial relief surrounded by a radiant sun. The pattern has an elegant, curved design with white and dark elements.
Toscanapark 6
4810 Gmunden
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Built in 1869/70 by order of Maria Antonia of Tuscany.
Redesigned after the First World War by Margarete Stonborough-Wittgenstein in the spirit of Art Nouveau

Villa Toscana was built in 1869/70. The estate is located on the Toscana peninsula directly next to the Ort country castle. It was built by order of the Grand Duchess of Toscana Maria Antonia. After the end of the First World War, it was remodelled in the spirit of Art Nouveau by order of Margarete Stonborough-Wittgenstein. In 1975 it came into the possession of the province of Upper Austria through purchase.

Villa Toscana
Toscanapark 6
4810 Gmunden

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