The Church Treasure Museum is located in the baroque chapter house of the Gothic church dating from 1458 and contains liturgical vessels, utensils, reliquaries and vestments, some of which have been used in church services for centuries. The precious exhibits include vestibule and altar crosses, the silver, gilded tower monstrance (1477), breast and hip reliquaries, chased statuettes, altar candlesticks, chalices with paten and a rich collection of ecclesiastical vestments. These vestments are under the protection of the cantonal monument preservation authorities.


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