Kapelle St. Josef, Cumpadials

The baroque chapel with barrel vaults faces west. The choir is closed on three sides. The wall is divided by pilasters, over which there is a continuous entablature. On the steep gable roof is a turret with an octagonal pointed helmet.
The chapel in Cumpadials has 3 baroque wooden altars. The picture with the Holy Family on the main altar, which is flanked by two columns placed diagonally outwards, dates from around 1700. To the side of the high altar are the figures of St. Martin and St. Sigisbert. The figures of different sizes on the entablature were probably taken from an older altar. The reliquary etageres above the passages are made in the Rococo style. The two side altars were built around 1670-1680. The left side altar shows St. Anne with her daughter Mary and her grandchild Jesus as well as a nunnery (perhaps St. Brida). The right side altar shows a picture of the apostles Peter and Paul.