District Court
ResidenceBurghausen
Palais Taufkirchen
The Palais Taufkirchen served as the residence of the Vicedom since 1736. In 1742, it burned down and was subsequently rebuilt by J. Anton Graf von Taufkirchen. After this, the palace served as the Royal District Court, Local Court, Rent Office, and Tax Office. Since 1959, the Local Court has again been housed in the palace.
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