Things to do in Eagle's Nest
The Eagle's Nest is a Third Reich-era building erected on top of mount Kehlstein, near the German town of Berchtesgaden. During the thirties and forties it was used exclusively by members of the Nazi Party for social and government meetings. There are fourteen documented visits by Adolf Hitler, although he did not like the place because of his fear of heights.
The building, now a restaurant owned by a charitable trust, is visited mostly because of his historic significance. The interior displays furniture by Hungarian designer Paul László.
Our recommendations in Eagle's Nest
Eagle’s Nest half-day tour from Salzburg
Experience a great half-day trip to the famous and historic Eagles nest and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Bavarian and Austrian Alps.
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Berchtesgaden Town and Eagle's Nest Day Trip from Munich
See the impressive mountain scenery and the beautiful landscape of the Berchtesgadener Land and visit the Eagle's Nest on a day trip from Munich.
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Eagle’s Nest half-day tour from Salzburg
Experience a great half-day trip to the famous and historic Eagles nest and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Bavarian and Austrian Alps.
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Berchtesgaden Town and Eagle's Nest Day Trip from Munich
See the impressive mountain scenery and the beautiful landscape of the Berchtesgadener Land and visit the Eagle's Nest on a day trip from Munich.
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How to get there
Eagle's Nest
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Reviews Eagle's Nest
“Beautiful place to visit with magnificent views.”
“Der Reiseleiter Thomas aus Salzburg war super nett . Mit dem Wetter hatten wir viel Glück und zum Glück war es eine kleinere Gruppe. Hat alles gut geklappt. Individuell kann man sich das Ganze aber auch sehr gut allein anschauen. War aber ein sehr schöner Tag.”
“From the bus pick up to the drop off, it was an excellent trip. On time pick up, right at the address assigned. Bus was clean & comfortable, driver was solid.& courteous. The guide did a thorough job keeping things organized & getting tickets for the mountain. She also gave interesting history/sites”
