St Vitus' Chapel

Initially built in 1352 at the time of the Lords of Fleckenstein, it was subsequently destroyed. In 1806, it was rebuilt thanks to Louis Schneider and his wife, Catherine Meissert, who took care of its funding. The Pietà in the choir was installed during the same period.
This edifice, capped by a small steeple, has a large doorway supported on two wooden posts.
Outside and inside alike, friezes and other discreet embellishments, made by the artist, Hervé Eichwald, adorn the building.
The stained glass windows date from 1958.