It's so interesting that Hitler minded the building of Eagles Nest above the alps. It is 7000 ft…read moreelevation . The place is seated on the top of the mountain overlooking the magnificent breathtaking landscape of Germany. Reservation in advanced is highly recommended. The bus will take you up , passed thru tunnels and elevators to bring you to the eagle's nest. Such a great experience. You need to read the historical events and prominent people that visited beside Hitler in the upper deck. Wear good hiking shoes and sticks.

Pretty interesting place... Certainly isn't very big, but the infrastructure and architecture is…read morequite lovely.... Other than that, I would say F*** anything about Hitler but they certainly don't glorify him or anything like that, which Germany is very good at. Lucky for us we got to go up on a perfect day, it was gorgeous and the Country side is incredible. We did the tour, hung out for a bit then hiked down back to the buses instead of taking the elevator, which is pretty nice little walk. I would say this is a must in town, and the pricing is pretty fair.

No trip to Berchtesgaden is complete without a boat ride through the Konigssee in Berchtesgaden…read moreNational Park. The Boat rides leave from the tip of the Konigsee, and can be taken to One or Two spots for a different affordable price. Its a beautiful ride through the lake in the mountains. The entire tour is in German so if you don't speak the language you won't really know what's going on, but no need to as the ride is a reward in itself. Be sure to get to the Docking stations early so that you have time to head out to St. Bartholomew etc. and Hike around. There is also a hofbrau haus directly next to the church to have a nice meal while you wait to return to Berchtesgaden. It's a must do while in this beautiful area of Germany. Take the ride, and listen to the amazing echo's of the trumpets off the mountain side. Highly recommended, and well worth the price.

What a fun tour! I was looking for something kind of silly to do on our vacation, and after a day…read moreup at the Eagle's Nest, this seemed like a fun way to unwind. You are given a miner's jumpsuit and a locker to put your valuables in....no personal recording devices on this tour! Next, you get picked up by a miner's train and the tour begins...you are taken directly into a mountain through some very narrow passages. At the end of the railway, you get off and begin walking through various rooms showing you the history of the mine, including various pieces of equipment used over the years. You learn a little bit about the topography of the mountain range and how extensive the mine and others like it are. At two separate points, you slide down a wooden slide, and go deeper into the earth. Smile, because there is one of those attraction cameras that catch your reaction to the descent. A little more walking and you are corralled onto a floating platform that floats (it's pulled by a pulley system) across an underground lake. The water is crystal clear and there is a very nice light show as you cross. At the end of the tour, you hop back on the train and ascend to where you originally got on. Someone is there to take yet another picture of you! Once you are off the train, you turn in your jumpsuit, retrieve your belongings, and exit through the gift shop. The gift shop consists of bottles of salt from the mine, as well as the usual touristy stuff: clothing, bags, postcards, etc. Parking for tourists is across the street in a paid lot with a tunnel to get you safely across the road. We were lucky, in that our tour had about 15-20 people in it, so we could see and hear everything quite easily. The day was sunny and clear, so maybe people just didn't want to be inside on such a nice day, but that is exactly when I would advise to see something like this, as it apparently gets very crowded on rainy days. 19/2021

This place was informational and fun. The tour provides a history of salt mining in the area…read more You're provided a jumpsuit and go on a train ride, two times down a slide, and a boat ride. As somebody in my group said, it's like a Disney attraction.