Records show that Leonardo da Vinci was buried in the church of Saint-Florentin, part of the Château Amboise. At the time of Napoleon this church was in such a ruinous state, dilapidated during the French Revolution, that the engineer appointed by Napoleon decided it was not worth preserving; it was demolished and the stonework was used to repair the château. Some sixty years later the site of Saint-Florentin was excavated: a complete skeleton was found with fragments of a stone inscription containing some of the letters of Leonardo's name. It is this collection of bones that is now in the chapel of Saint-Hubert. - Wikipedia: Château d'Amboise (online Dec. 2015)

Statue of Leonardo near his burial place in the Chapel of Saint-Hubert

Chapel of Saint-Hubert exterior Facade   Crocketed  spire ... Pinnacles ... Iron cresting ... Parapets ... Gargoyles ... Lancet stained glass windows Crockets on spire ... Antler reproductions added in19th century ... Finial Crocketed pinnacle ... Two gargoyles Gargoyle Flamboyant Gothic style sculptures in the tympanum over the entrance

Chapel of Saint-Hubert  Interior Gothic ceiling with marble ribs and decorative bosses Carved marble quatrefoils and  trefoil arches Floor marble and marker above Leonardo's remains ...  Copper(?) portrait detailed below: Leonardo portrait Decorative fleur-de-lis floor tiles around Leonardo's marker