The small and exclusive chapel, which to this day does not have electric lighting, is located next to the Great Hall on the ground floor. The typical scent of a church lies in the air, as one gazes beyond the altar up and along the wall to the pulpit above…This room has not been altered, remodeled or redesigned in 270 years. A fascinating history!

Embedded in the jagged marble floor lies an oval-shaped slab of stone. The Latin inscription informs the visitor that the heart of the Prince Archbishop Firmian lies buried here – a special symbol of his esteem for his dearly beloved Leopoldskron Palace.