Cenotaph of Rudolf IV, Cenotaph in Austria
The Cenotaph of Rudolf IV is a commemorative monument located in Vienna.
This cenotaph was constructed to honor Rudolf IV, Duke of Austria, who notably founded the University of Vienna.
Rudolf IV played a key role in the cultural development of Vienna during the 14th century.
Visitors can view the cenotaph within the Stephansdom, one of Vienna's most significant landmarks.
Although a cenotaph, it's often mistakenly thought of as the actual burial site of Rudolf IV.
Location: Vienna
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