Lengenfeld Castle

The so-called New Castle – a former moated castle – is a four-winged complex with corner towers, which was built in the first half of the 16th century and rebuilt in the 18th and 19th centuries. The two-story complex encloses a square courtyard and is accessible from the east through a mighty rusticated round-arched gate. The east and south sides are adorned with paintings by Johann Fruhmann from 1974. On the upper floor, a continuous, flat-roofed arcaded walkway runs along the courtyard side. Its wooden pillars are decorated with carvings of Mannerist tendrils from the late 16th century.