
Take a full-day coach trip from Munich to the Berchtesgaden Mountains, which includes a visit to Eagle’s Nest (Kehlsteinhaus), a historic mountaintop lodge built by the Nazis. This site is located at 6,148 feet (1,834 meters) on Mt. Kehlstein and provides stunning views of the Alps. It's worth noting that Hitler seldom visited this lodge due to his fear of heights and vertigo. The visit to Eagle's Nest is available from May to the end of October, subject to weather conditions.
Departing from Obersalzberg, you will take a special bus that will take you to the summit of Eagle's Nest (Kehlsteinhaus), where you can walk through a tunnel and access the elevator that will take you to the top a high command post built by the Nazi party for Hitler’s 50th birthday. From the spectacular panoramic terrace, you can enjoy the majestic beauty of the Alpine landscape. You can descend to the bus station either by elevator or on foot, following a beautiful path with stunning views at every moment. Free time at the summit to admire the view and immerse yourself in history.
Free time to visit the Documentation Center and see where Hitler’s former house was located. (visit is optional: at own expense).
At approx. 4pm we'll start back the return journey to Munich trough the German Alps, enchanting views and spellbinding landscapes await you. We'll arrive at approx. 6pm.
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