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A Catholic pilgrimage town in Upper Bavaria known for its Chapel of Grace (Gnadenkapelle) — the Kapellplatz, the collegiate church, the Basilica of St. Anne and the Panorama.
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Altoetting is a town in Bavaria, South of Germany. Altoetting has been a catholic pilgramage place knows for it’s Chapel of Grace (Gnadenkapelle).
Altötting is a town in Bavaria, Germany, located in the district of Upper Bavaria / Oberbayern. As of 2023, it has a population of approximately 13,172 residents.
The octagonal chapel housing the Black Madonna, spiritual heart of one of Germany’s major Marian pilgrimage sites.
The great square around the Chapel of Grace, framed by churches, the town hall and Baroque buildings.
A late-Gothic collegiate church built 1499–1511, with twin towers, rich furnishings and a cloister.
A neo-Baroque basilica completed in 1912, one of Germany’s largest 20th-century churches, built for pilgrims.
The Capuchin church holding the relic shrine of St. Konrad von Parzham, the town’s revered friar and porter.
A circular panorama painting of the Crucifixion by Gebhard Fugel, created 1902–1903 and preserved in its original rotunda.
A Baroque church on the Kapellplatz, built at the end of the 17th century for the former Jesuit college.
A Marian fountain on the Kapellplatz, crowned by a statue of the Virgin Mary.
A chapel in the collegiate church with the crypt of Count Tilly, the Thirty Years’ War commander.
A modern pilgrimage museum on the Kapellplatz presenting the history of the Altötting pilgrimage and its papal visits.
A mechanical nativity scene built 1926–1928, with about 130 moving figures depicting Bethlehem and local life.
A fountain dedicated to St. Konrad von Parzham, honouring the friar who served pilgrims in Altötting for decades.
The town hall on the Kapellplatz, facing the Chapel of Grace.
The treasury in Haus Papst Benedikt XVI., showing the Goldenes Rössl, a celebrated goldsmith work from around 1400.
The Gothic cloister beside the collegiate church, with tombstones and memorial plaques spanning several centuries.
A diorama exhibition with thousands of small figures illustrating the history of the Altötting pilgrimage.
A small museum presenting the life and work of St. Konrad von Parzham, porter of the Capuchin friary.
A municipal art gallery hosting rotating exhibitions of regional and contemporary artists.
A traditional Bavarian folk festival with beer tents, fairground rides and market stalls.
A Christmas market on the Kapellplatz with wooden stalls and Advent music around the Chapel of Grace.
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The nearest airport is Salzburg (SZG), about 54 km away, while Munich Airport (MUC) is also conveniently located around 68 km from the town.
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