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Discover Eagle's Nest - Private Tour

Taking the road from Obersalzberg, Adolf Hitler’s former home and southern headquarters, to the Eagle’s Nest is an experience in itself. Blasted out of solid rock in a record thirteen months, the road is a one-of-a-kind and impressive work of engineering that climbs up the Kehlstein Mountain towards the Eagle’s Nest car park.


The building itself was a project by Martin Bormann and was presented to Adolf Hitler for his 50th birthday as a teahouse for diplomats. It escaped bombing during WWII and has since been open to the public as a restaurant and historical monument. The stunning views over the Berchstesgadener Land could almost make you forget the building’s start, but the building and brass-lined lifts that take you up through the heart of the mountain into the restaurant, also serve as a stark reminder of the power of the National Socialist regime.


Type of vehicle

The Mercedes E-Class for groups of 1–3 people

VW minivan for groups of 4–8 people

Taking the road from Obersalzberg, Adolf Hitler’s former home and southern headquarters, to the Eagle’s Nest is an experience in itself. Blasted out of solid rock in a record thirteen months, the road is a one-of-a-kind and impressive work of engineering that climbs up the Kehlstein Mountain towards the Eagle’s Nest car park.


The building itself was a project by Martin Bormann and was presented to Adolf Hitler for his 50th birthday as a teahouse for diplomats. It escaped bombing during WWII and has since been open to the public as a restaurant and historical monument. The stunning views over the Berchstesgadener Land could almost make you forget the building’s start, but the building and brass-lined lifts that take you up through the heart of the mountain into the restaurant, also serve as a stark reminder of the power of the National Socialist regime.


Type of vehicle

The Mercedes E-Class for groups of 1–3 people

VW minivan for groups of 4–8 people

Holiday Highlights

Private tour for complete convenience
Ride on a lift through the heart of Kehlstein Mountain
Admire the view from the top of Eagle’s nest