What did Palais Modena say to its twin? Modena be my duplicate.

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Palais Modena is a palace in Vienna, Austria. It was built and owned by the Habsburgs of the Austria-Este branch of the family.

Today it houses offices of the Federal Ministry of the Interior.^{[may be outdated]}

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v t e Imperial and Royal residences of Austria-Hungary
in Vienna	Palais Augarten Belvedere Palace Hermesvilla Hofburg Palais Archduke Albrecht Palais Archduke Carl Palais Archduke Carl Ludwig Palais Archduke Ludwig Viktor Palais Archduke Rainer Palais Archduke Wilhelm Neue Favorita Schloss Kaiserebersdorf Kaiserhaus Palais Modena Neugebäude Palace Schönbrunn Palace Schloss Wilhelminenberg Stallburg Palais Toskana Prater
in Cisleithania	Kaiserhaus (Baden) Schloss Artstetten Ambras Castle Schloss Blühnbach Eckartsau Castle Schloss Halbturn Schloss Hellbrunn Schloss Hernstein Schloss Hetzendorf Schloss Hof Burg am Grazer Schloßberg Graz Castle Hofburg, Innsbruck Kaiservilla Schloss Karlau Schloss Klessheim Konopiště Castle Laxenburg castles Schloss Luberegg Schloss Mayerling Palais Meran Mirabell Palace Miramare Castle Jagdschloss Mürzsteg New Castle (Żywiec) Schloss Ort (Upper Austria) Schloss Orth (Lower Austria) Schloss Ort (Upper Austria) Schloss Persenbeug Prague Castle Villa Wartholz Wawel Castle Weilburg Palace Wiener Neustadt Castle Zákupy Castle
in Transleithania	Alcsút Palace Archduke Joseph's Palace Bilje hunting lodge Buda Castle Gödöllő Palace Grassalkovich Palace Pressburg Castle
other countries	Castello del Catajo Royal Palace of Milan Royal Villa of Monza Royal Palace of Venice Villa Pisani, Stra
Abroad	Achilleion (Corfu, Greece) Son Maroig (Mallorca)

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