Dietenhofen

Dietenhofen is a municipality in the district of Ansbach, in Bavaria, Germany. It is situated in Middle Franconia and forms part of the rural, hilly landscape of the region along the Bibert river. The town serves as an administrative center for the surrounding municipalities and encompasses several districts that have been incorporated over time.

The settlement has medieval origins and developed as an agricultural and crafts center. Its historic core preserves examples of traditional Franconian architecture, including a parish church and a market square that reflect the town’s historic role as a local marketplace.

Administrative and demographic details: the municipality has a population in the low thousands and is governed by a mayor and a local council. Local services include primary and secondary schools, kindergartens, and a public library.

Economy and transport: the local economy relies on small businesses, agriculture, and trades, complemented by service-sector enterprises. Dietenhofen is connected by regional roads and is served by public transport links to larger nearby towns, facilitating commuting and access to regional markets.

Culture and notable features: the town hosts local festivals and cultural events that reflect Franconian heritage. Nearby natural and historic attractions draw visitors from the surrounding region.