St. Ursula’s Chapel

The chapel was ceremoniously consecrated in honour of St. Ursula in 1725. In the 18th century, it served as a “replacement church” whilst the monastery church was being rebuilt. The late 20th century idea of using the building as a museum to commemorate the life and work of the wood sculptor Matthias Faller was never pursued. Nowadays, St. Ursula’s Chapel is used by Protestants and Catholics alike.