This exquisite room with vaulted ceilings and orange braiding that accents the arches and columns is the Chapelle Superieure, commonly called the Upper Chapel in the Château de Vianden. The nobles sat on this second floor while the common parishioners sat down a level and listened through the hole in the foreground. When the chapel was built in the 12th century, it was dedicated to St. Anthony. It was extensively restored in 1851 and again in 1979 before the castle opened to the public as a museum.
