From the artistic decoration of the early period, figures of saints have been preserved in the jamb of a bricked-up window on the upper floor, among which St. Nicholas and St. Martin are recognizable.
The majority of the artistic decoration was created during the Late Gothic period. The fresco "Gnadenstuhl" in the apse was painted by the local artist Nikolaus Kenntner in 1452. Under Count Leonhard of Gorizia, the castle chapel acquired more or less the appearance that fascinates visitors to this day and creates a special atmosphere. In the 1480s, the Count commissioned the artist Simon von Taisten from the Puster Valley to embellish the sacred space. In addition to the fresco cycles in the pilgrimage church of Our Lady of Maria-Schnee in Obermauern (municipality of Virgen), the paintings of the chapel of Schloss Bruck are among his main works.
In the years 1560/1580, the painter Andrä Peuerweg from Lienz enriched the castle chapel with a cycle of the Passion, which he concluded with the depiction of the Last Judgment.
Today, the castle chapel is the center of exhibitions and castle tours. Couples can have a civil wedding ceremony in the unique atmosphere.
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