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Vienna International Centre

buildings, Vienna, Austria
Also known as: UNO-City
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The Vienna International Centre (VIC), also known as UNO-City, is a complex of modern buildings located in Vienna, Austria. It serves as a significant international meeting place and hosts offices for various world organizations.1

Key features of the VIC include:
* Location: Situated on the outskirts of Vienna, across the Danube River.1
* Occupants: It houses agencies such as the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, and other UN agencies.1
* Significance: The VIC underscores Vienna's role as a global hub for international diplomacy and cooperation, particularly in the post-World War II era.1

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3 Britannica Sources
  1. Vienna - Evolution of the modern city
  2. 20 Must-See Buildings in Austria - Vienna Twin Tower
  3. 12 Revolutionary Buildings to Visit in Vienna

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