It is also a museum of important historical artefacts connected with the region. Housed in a palatial building, it's a pleasure to see some of the unique exhibits, like a train that ran on the dining table, its compartments carrying dishes that could be stopped at the press of a button, to serve oneself. Pics from the place, outside and in.
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guess the multitudes of hanging swords could be a metaphor gone too literal?
Damocles come back to life, maybe..
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