Private Eagle’s Nest Tour 
from Salzburg to Munich

Highlights

Private Eagle’s Nest Tour from Salzburg to Munich: combine your trip from Salzburg to Munich with exploring the most significant WWII sites in the Bavarian Mountains. On this private day trip, you will skip the long lines and visit historical locations like the Eagle’s Nest and the former Nazi headquarters of Obersalzberg.

After being picked up from your hotel by your private local guide, you will leave Salzburg and continue south, crossing the border into Germany on your way to the first German village, Markt Schellenberg.

On your journey to the “Obersalzberg” Eagle’s Nest bus terminal, pass the Sound of Music Meadow, where Maria sang the opening scene in the renowned musical Sound of Music, to get your first glimpse of the Eagle’s Nest. Then, continue on an off-the-beaten-path road towards the “Obersalzberg.”

Visit Obersalzberg, the ruins of the Berghof and other WWII sites to learn more about the history of the region. Hitler’s former retreat on Obersalzberg was the Berghof, located at an altitude of 1,000 meters. The Hotel zum Tuerken was used by the Nazis and is now private property and since 2021 closed to the public.

You may explore some of the most significant World War II landmarks, including the Eagle’s Nest, for two hours with this skip-the-line ticket. You’ll save time by not having to wait in huge lines or deal with other hassles when buying tickets in person.

Highlights include the Eagle’s Nest access road, the original elevator and tunnel, the former conference room, the red marble fireplace that Mussolini gave to Hitler, and more.

After visiting the Obersalzberg and the Eagle’s Nest your way will continue to the historical town center of Berchtesgaden explore the town and try some Bavarian specialty for lunch (at your own expense).

After 7 hours exploring the Eagle’s Nest and the Bavarian Mountains, your private tour will conclude with drop-off at your Munich hotel.