Eagle's Nest Tour - private

General information

Destination
Salzburg, Austria

Program details

The road leading from Obersalzberg (formerly Hitler's home and southern headquarters) to the Eagle's Nest parking lot is considered to be a feat of engineering. Perched at 1.834 m (6.017 ft), the building itself was a project of Martin Bormann's and given to Adolf Hitler for his 50th birthday as a teahouse for diplomats. The Eagle's Nest remained unscathed from the bombing of the Allied Forces during WWII. Since 1952 it has been open to the public as a mountain top restaurant with a spectacular view and is accessed only by special mountain buses from Obersalzberg.


Meeting/pick-up point: Pick-up from hotels in Salzburg.

Duration: Five hours.

Start/opening time: To be locally arranged with the supplier between 9am and 1pm.

Others: Admission fees not included.
From 1 to 3 personas in Mercedes E-Class and from 4to 8 personas in minivan VW Caravelle.