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Gasometer
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| Gasometers or gasholders were built in many cities during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, when gas was a commercial byproduct of coal mining, steelmaking, and other industrial processes. Today, many of the old gasometers have been replaced by pipelines and tank farms, but a few are being adapted to new uses. Among the latter are four 102-year-old gasholders in the Vienna's Simmering district, which have been reborn as a residential and commercial development named "Gasometer-Town", including restaurants, cafes, a cinema, living apartments and other entertaining facilities. |
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Explore the plenty of the "G-Town" attractions and plan your visit. |
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Read a short article regarding the Gasometer history and its present use. |
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View a set of images and admire the "G-Town" combination of classic and modern styles. |
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