Cemetery chapel, Schwarzach im Pongau, Cemetery chapel in Schwarzach im Pongau, Austria.

The late-Baroque cemetery chapel of Schwarzach im Pongau stands on a slope north of the parish church. It has a nave with an apse under a gable roof topped by a small roof turret, and a round-arched north portal. Nineteenth-century memorial stones are set on the chapel, and the surrounding wall is heritage-listed.

The chapel is late Baroque, with a nave, an apse under a gabled roof and a small roof turret; its round-arched north portal and 19th-century memorial stones are part of the protected ensemble. The surrounding wall and chapel are listed monuments. South of the cemetery stands a modern wake hall built in 1977/1978 to plans by Karla Kowalski, Hartmut Spiluttini and Michael Szyszkowitz.

The chapel stands on a slope north of the parish church of Schwarzach im Pongau, above the cemetery. Memorial stones from the 19th century are set against the chapel, and the surrounding wall is listed along with it as a protected monument. The modern wake hall south of the cemetery, built 1977/1978 to plans by Karla Kowalski, Hartmut Spiluttini and Michael Szyszkowitz, serves burials today.

The chapel stands on a slope north of the parish church of Schwarzach im Pongau, above the cemetery. The modern wake hall built in 1977/1978 by Karla Kowalski, Hartmut Spiluttini and Michael Szyszkowitz lies south, in front of the burial ground. The slope means a short climb from the village side.

The building holds protected heritage status in Austria's official system and carries the designation number 27965. This recognition reflects its historical and architectural value to the local community.