Neoclassical palaces

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official London residence and principal workplace of the British monarch

seat of the president of the Republic of Chile

Administrative Office of the President and Executive Power of the Republic of Paraguay

building of the Hellenic Parliament, formerly a royal palace

official workplace of the President of Venezuela

palace in Bratislava, Slovakia

government building in the Dominican Republic

seat of government of Ecuador

palace in Gomel, Belarus

state museum in Tripura, India

palace in Prague, formerly including a theatre (1743-1794), now chamber of deputies

building in Cetinje, Montenegro

historical building of Murshidabad, West Bengal

former building in Lower Austria, Austria

Historic building in Tbilisi, Georgia