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Very worth seeing

In terms of location, Lichtenau is the "Nuremberg thorn in the side of the Margraves." Yes, the Margraves of Ansbach didn't like that 😜! A knight's tournament takes place here every year.... https://www.mittelalterfest.net/index.php?id=228&L=0

It is also worth going into the castle and not just looking at it from the outside.

Extensive information can be found here: https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objects/ansbach.htm

Until 1806, Triesdorf was the summer residence of the Margraves of Brandenburg-Ansbach and a garrison site. Today the town houses the Triesdorf Agricultural Training Center of the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, whose facilities use a large part of the historic buildings from the time of the Margraves. Triesdorf is the smallest place in Germany where there is a university.

Beautiful old fortress used as a state archive. As far as I know, visits are not possible.

Unfortunately, the building visible from the street is not in the best condition :-(

From Wikipedia: The castle, which was probably built from the stones of the demolished Burg Bürglein, was not protected by ramparts and walls, but only by a wide moat, over which a "Schlagprukken" (drawbridge) led. The castle, idyllically situated with comfortable rooms, soon became the favorite residence of the Heilsbronn abbots. Among others, the Margrave Albrecht Achilles and his wife and their entourage stayed here in 1460 and 1461. The castle courtyard could be reached through a 28 meter high gate tower with a chapel, bell tower and a gatekeeper's apartment. The castle had a two-storey living room with an entrance hall below, a kitchen with a dining room on the first floor, a living room, bedroom and summerhouse on the second floor. The provost's "waiter" stayed under the roof. Another long, four-door building housed the bailiff who guarded the prisoners in the “Fuchsloch” (prison) for which he received an admission fee and a parole fee.