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Schloss Arenberg – Arenberg VillaThe Arenberg Villa is situated in the Arenbergstraße 8 to 10, an extension of the Steingasse, and was originally built in the 14th century. Prince Archbishop Johann Ernst von Thun bought it in the 17th century, but it was sold again in 1791. After a fire in 1814, the villa was re-built in late Biedermeier style. It contains a notable wooden ceiling from Schloss Tandalier from the 16th century. Previously, the Arenberg Villa was the living house of the poet Hermann Mahr and later the headquarter of the Max-Reinhardt-Research- and Memorialfoundation. Today, the building is owned by Salzburg Province. It contains a side-branch of the "Haus der Natur" natural history museum, but only offices and research facilities. It is not open to the public.
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