Munich · EAGLE'S NEST & OBERSALZBERG DAY TRIPS
Berchtesgaden is two hours south-east, and the day usually pairs the Obersalzberg documentation centre with the Kehlsteinhaus on the ridge above it. These 15 trips differ on transport, on how long you get at each stop, and on whether the mountain road is open at all.
Berchtesgaden and Eagle's Nest day tour from Munich by coach: Kehlsteinhaus elevator and terrace views, documentation center, salt mines if closed.
“We had a Great tour guide. He explained everything to us and shared a lot of history and experiences. Would recommend this tour.”
Munich day trip to Eagle’s Nest and Berchtesgaden, with an English guide, Obersalzberg Documentation Center, and mountain views. Cash fee required.
“If there is a remote chance of fog, don’t go as you won’t be able to see anything and they won’t even do a partial refund. Complete waste of a day.”
Munich to Obersalzberg day trip with Eagle’s Nest views, WWII history at the Documentation Center, plus Berchtesgaden salt mines in bad weather.
“It was one of my best trips ever. Amazing views and loads of history with in. Our guide Ursula makes this trip even more special with loads of information about Munich and Bavarian Alps. Unforgettable experience”
Munich to Eagle’s Nest by A/C van, scenic Alpine roads, tunnel elevator to Kehlsteinhaus, plus NS-Documentation-Center time in Berchtesgaden.
“Mario was a great guide, beautiful view of the mountains and a perfect stop for food at the bakery. Thanks so much!”
Guided small-group hike from Obersalzberg to Eagle’s Nest with WWII sites, ruins, early summit views, and Kehlsteinhaus entry.
“Reaching the summit was the ultimate after a great hike and talk hiking up. Our guide did a great job with our pace and he was very knowledgeable.”
Private half day WWII tour in Berchtesgaden, with Obersalzberg tunnels and Kehlsteinhaus, plus a scenic drive and expert guide in English.
“Guide was great. Very knowledgeable. On time, and professional. My only concern was the nature of the travel and the size of the area truncates the ability to visit the Documentation Museum and the Eagles Nest itself. This should be a longer time frame, or if I could give some advice, make the pick up and drop off point the Documentation Museum, so that after you visit the Eagles Nest, you can take your time after the guide leaves at the documentation center.”
Private day trip from Munich to Kehlsteinhaus, Königssee boat on the lake, and Salzburg’s Hohensalzburg fortress, door-to-door.
“A great day on the outskirts of Munich and also experiencing a taste of Austria! Very friendly driver and the sightseeing was amazing!”
Private Eagle’s Nest, Lake Königssee, and Obersalzberg day trip from Munich with flexible stops, scenic drives, and skip-the-line options.
“What a wonderful day. The lake is absolutely breathtaking, definitely take the short walk to the upper lake. It was a beautiful walk, easy for stroller. The view from Eagle’s nest was foggy for us at the top but you’re practically up in the clouds so what else can you expect. But the bus area where you get on the elevator to go up to eagle’s nest gave an absolutely beautiful view also. Stefan was great, very knowledgeable and kind.”
Munich day trip to Königssee for a guided boat ride and St. Bartholomä, then Berchtesgaden Salt Mines, with round-trip transfers.
“Great trip was nearly a disaster with the weather. Obviously out of anyone's control. Salt mines was a good experience very professionally organised. We then moved onto Lake konigsee for the boat ride which was stunning but with getting off on st bartholomews church/island at 2 pm we then had to catch the return boat at 3pm. We started queuing at 14:40 ques were horrendous and because of the weather we didn't board the return boat until 16:30. But bus driver Sandro & Arnold where waiting for us to return us back to munich. Personally I would like to skip the salt mine to have more time in kongisee and…”
Private WWII tour of Berchtesgaden and Obersalzberg with bunker tunnels, key Nazi-site stops, and Göring and Speer locations for up to 6.
“Tom was very knowledgable and it was obvious he has lived in the area for quite some time and gotten to know the area and history thoroughly. He was kind enough to pick us up at the bus station before our tour and drop us off at a location for lunch at the end of the tour. Definitely a 5 star experience that I would recommend to anyone.”
Private guide tour from Munich to Königssee and Berchtesgaden, boat cruise, salt mine, Bavarian beer garden lunch, door to door transport.
“Sepp (our guide) was right on time for morning pickup at our hotel. He has a great personality and has plenty of interesting knowledge of the area to share. Plus he took care of all the little details so all my family had to do was relax and enjoy. The trip itself was really nice. Lake Königssee is beautiful! And the salt mine tour was interesting and fun as well. A great day and worth the money to do it right. Thanks, Sepp!!!”
Private 7-hour WWII tour of Eagle's Nest and Obersalzberg from Berchtesgaden, with bunker tunnels, Kehlsteinhaus, and Tom's photos.
“Tom was amazing! Very knowledgeable and showed us a lot of amazing sites. Would recommended this tour to all my friends.”
Private day trip from Munich to Eagle's Nest and Salzburg with air-conditioned transfers, flexible timing, and door-to-door pickup.
“The two stops meant we had less time at each but a good way to squeeze a lot in for one day. We thought the driver would be a tour guide but it was just a car service- this was different from other trips we booked through Viator.”
Private Eagles Nest and Salzburg mini-van tour with Old Town walking sights, Sound of Music stops, Mozart sites, and optional Red Bull and markets.
“This is a definite must. Salzburg is beautiful and the eagles nest is a once in a life time experience.”
Private Eagles Nest and Obersalzberg WWII center tour with lunch, audio guide, hotel pickup, and scenic stops by air-conditioned car.
“Sepp was amazing. He is a wealth of knowledge. He is very professional and personable. He has a passion for what he is doing.”
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