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Exhibition: Borders Connecting: "INN Grenzen II" in the Liebenweinturm
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BURGHAUSEN. For a thousand years the Inn was not a border, but an axis. Only the peace of Teschen in 1779 made Salzach and Unteren Inn the border between Bavaria and Austria, and Burghausen became what it is to this day: a border town. Before that, the city had deserved salt. Here, the Halleiner Salz was paid for, and the castle above the Salzach was an unmistakable signal to the neighbour, the Salzburg Archbishop. At this very place, in the Lie…
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