Towards the end of your museum tour you can marvel at the main exhibit of the Altötting Treasure Chamber. The "Goldene Rössl” (Golden Horse), a small Marian altar made of gold enamel, captivates visitors to the Pilgrimage Museum. And rightly so. After all, experts consider the Marian altar of the Altötting Treasure Chamber to be one of Europe's most precious art treasures. The Goldene Rössl was manufactured by the workshops of the Paris court in 1404. It was a New Year's gift from the French Queen Isabeau de Bavière, a member of the house of Wittelsbach, to her husband King Charles VI.

A true showpiece of the Altötting Pilgrimage Museum is a precious cross carved from ivory depicting the passion cycle painted on lapis lazuli plates. Its former owner was the patrician Füll family in Munich, thus the name "Füllkreuz". Most visitors are immersed in the fairytale world of the "Sissi films" when looking at the bridal wreath of the world-famous Empress Sissi, which is also on display at the Altötting Treasure Chamber.