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The Parliament Palace in Bucharest (with a floor area of 65,000 m² and a built-up area of 365,000 m²) and the Turkish Presidential Palace Cumhurbaşkanlığı Sarayı (with a property area of around 210,000 m² and a building area of 40,000 m²) in Ankara are therefore not recorded .
If the ranking was not based on the usable area , but rather the area enclosed by the palace walls, the Forbidden City in Beijing would be the largest palace in the world with 728,000 m² (usable area: 150,000 m²).
Barbara Dmytrasz : The Ringstrasse: A European Building Idea . Amalthea Signum, Vienna 2014, ISBN 978-3-902998-62-0 , pp. 60f. ( limited preview in Google Book Search): “The Vienna Hofburg was built in the 13th century. Since then, it has been built and with 18 wings grouped around 19 courtyards and covering an area of 240,000 m², it is the largest palace complex in Europe. If you include the area of the museums including the old stables - today's museum quarter - you get an area of 500,000 m². "
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