This museum in Vienna is one of the city's great exhibition venues and - with over one million prints and drawings - can boast one of the world's largest and most renowned graphics collections. It was originally a Habsburg palace and would be home to a number of noble residents. Today a wing of the museum with the rooms of state offers the visitor not only an insight into the elegant life style of the former inhabitants, but also a breathtaking view of some of the priceless treasures included in the vast museum inventory. The renowned collection was founded by Duke Albert of Saxony-Teschen, who was married to Empress Maria Theresia's favorite daughter, Marie Christine. They would take up residence in the now namesake palace in 1794.

In which famous museum in Vienna are the Habsburg State Rooms located?