“Where the sounds of silence can be heard, too.” – people say about the chapel, which got its name from King Saint Stephen. A festive mass has been held in the chapel on the 20 th of 
August every year for nearly one and a half centuries. The course of building and origins have been shattered by time. The chapel of Henye-hill stands on 288 meters, at the highest point of Kápolnahegy, the hillside connecting Petőhenye with Zalaegerszeg. There is a beautiful panoramic view to the county seat and the hills of Zala from here.
It is no coincidence that the “Horhosok útja” trail is nearby, as well.