• Maria Ramersdorf Church - Each tour is thoughtfully curated to provide an exceptional experience. However, as this is your exclusive tour, suggestions are welcome, and efforts will be made to accommodate your preferences. Whether you wish to linger at a stop or add a new one, inform us, and adjustments will be made whenever feasible.

… Now, anticipate a delightful tour, confident in the capable hands of a friendly and professional guide, who will lead you on engaging, informative, and relaxing excursions in our luxurious Mercedes or VW Minivans.

… Departing Munich, we head southeast on the A8, stopping at the historic 14th-century pilgrimage church of St. Maria Ramersdorf.

• Irschenberg - Soon, we arrive at ‘Mount Irschenberg’, offering the most stunning motorway view in Germany. This route, constructed in the mid-1930s as a “panoramic motorway”, was part of National Socialist propaganda, showcasing the landscape’s beauty as “German Homeland”.
• Lake Chiemsee - Shortly after, we reach Bavaria’s largest lake, Lake Chiemsee. Near the beach is Germany’s first motorway rest area from 1937/38, used by the US Army as a recreation center until 2003. An old boat dock remains as a reminder of this era.
  Leaving the motorway, we travel along the “German Alpine Road”, renowned as the most beautiful mountain road in the northern Alpine region.
• St. Bartholomew’s Church - No road or hiking trail encircles the 8 km (5 mile) Lake Königssee, surrounded by towering rock walls. The popular destination on the west bank, featuring the famous pilgrimage chapel St. Bartholomä and the former hunting lodge with “The world’s most idyllic” beer garden, is accessible only by historic electric boats.

Experience the renowned Echo of Lake Königssee on a 35-minute cruise and admire the formidable Mount Watzmann East Wall and a ‘sleeping witch’!

SKIP-THE-LINE Tickets Lake Königssee Cruise (2025):
Adults: € 22.80
Children (6 - 17 years): € 11.40 *

• Königssee - Amidst stunning alpine scenery, near the Königssee Ice bobsleigh track, the village of Königssee offers a pedestrian zone with affordable shopping and excellent photo opportunities.
• Berchtesgaden - First documented in the early 12th century, the former monastery foundation ‘Berthercatmen’ thrived economically due to free mining of salt and metal.
  Today, the market town, nestled in the breathtaking Berchtesgaden Alpine world, is a top holiday destination in Germany, rich in attractions!
  Enjoy the traffic-restricted historic town center with its beautifully painted houses and numerous shopping options. The local brewery “Hofbrauhaus Berchtesgaden” is perfect for a break.
  You will also see the surprisingly large central station (opened on 1 February 1940) and the tunnel portal of the planned new railway line to Salzburg. From this period also come the “Little Reich Chancellery”, and the residences of Wilhelm Keitel and Alfred Jodl.
• The Eagle’s Nest - The EAGLE’S NEST (“Kehlsteinhaus”) is accessible from May to October (weather permitting) via special shuttle buses from Obersalzberg near Berchtesgaden.

Perched at 6,017 ft above sea level, the former Nazi representation building survived the British air raid on 25 April 1945. Commissioned by Martin Bormann, it was constructed - including the 6.5 km access road - in just 13 months under challenging conditions. From the bus terminus, reach the original elevator through a 124-meter tunnel, which takes you another 124 meters (406 ft) to the ‘Kehlsteinhaus’, now a restaurant. A small exhibition recalls the inhumane Nazi dictatorship of the 3rd Reich.

SKIP-THE-LINE Tickets Eagle’s Nest (2025 - bus ride incl. lift):
Adults € 31.90
Children from 6 up to 14 years: € 16.50 *

• Obersalzberg - The darkest chapter of Berchtesgaden’s history unfolded on the Obersalzberg, known as “Hitler’s Alpine Fortress”. This plateau below the ‘Eagle’s Nest’ at 1,000 m (3,200 ft) was largely seized by Hitler and his entourage, declared “Führersperrgebiet” (‘Leader’s restricted area’) from 1933.

On April 25, 1945, about 1,300 bombs devastated the area, sparing only the “Eagle’s Nest” (‘Kehlsteinhaus’) and a few other buildings.

In 1952, most bombed-out ruins were demolished or blown up, some rebuilt, like the Hotel Türken.

Your guide, with historical photos, will show you what’s left (locations of Hermann Göring’s and Martin Bormann’s houses, Hitler’s ‘Berghof’, the General Walker Hotel, the coal bunker, Albert Speer’s house and studio, and more).

• Dokumentationszentrum Obersalzberg - (ON REQUEST: If you wish to visit the Obersalzberg documentation, please indicate under “Special Requirements” when booking, as it may reduce time for other attractions. This helps plan your itinerary optimally!) * Learn about the 12-year Nazi reign of terror in Berchtesgaden through display boards (in English) and film excerpts. Visit part of the extensive underground bunkers, included in the € 3.00 admission price per adult, with audio guides in several languages. * Time required for bunkers only: at least 30 minutes / for bunkers and exhibition: at least 60 - 90 minutes *
• Rossfeld Panoramastrasse - (ON REQUEST):
  Construction of this unique panoramic road began in 1938 and finished in 1955. At 1,600 m (5,250 ft), you can cross the Austrian border on foot. Cozy mountain inns offer regional and international specialties, with breathtaking views!

The final scene of the iconic SOUND OF MUSIC movie was filmed here in 1964.

The toll (not included in the tour price) is € 10.00 (2025) for the vehicle including all passengers

• Berchtesgaden Salt Mines - (ON REQUEST): Enjoy a tour over an hour long in Germany’s oldest active salt mine. Ride a mine railway to the salt fields inside the Obersalzberg mountain. Spectacular slides take you to deeper levels, and a raft glides over the mysterious “Spiegelsee” (“Mirror Lake”). Learn from your miner guide how “white gold” has been mined here since 1517 - a fascinating experience for all ages! Sturdy shoes and warm clothing are recommended (a mandatory protective suit is provided free of charge at check-in), as the salt mine maintains a constant temperature of 12 degrees Celsius (53.6 degrees Fahrenheit) year-round * SKIP-THE-LINE Tickets (2025): Adult: € 25.50 / Children (4-16 years): € 13.00 *
• Salzburg - (ON REQUEST):
  Just a 30-minute drive from Berchtesgaden lies one of Europe’s most beautiful cities: Salzburg, the enchanting city of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and a favorite for ‘Sound-of-Music’ fans! Discover historical sights (many were filming locations for the Sound-of-Music movie, like the Mirabell gardens and palace) on a 50-minute guided tour of the Old Town with your guide. Depending on your preferences, visit other attractions by car, such as Hellbrunn Palace with its unique Trick Fountains (admission for the 45-minute tour is extra) and the Sound-of-Music Gazebo, or enjoy free time to explore and shop. * Package-PRICES a) or b) for professional Salzburg city tour incl. old city district parking fees - prices are for your entire group (not per person) - payable in cash on site to your guide: * Price a) if the booked time frame of 9.5 or 11 hours is not exceeded (restrictions on other stops possible): € 65.00 * or * Price b) including 1 extra hour: € 125.00

• Selected scenic routes
• No hidden costs
• Tour length: 9.5 or 11 hours
• Drive in new and luxurious Mercedes or VW-Minivans (a/c)
• Professionally conducted private full-day excursion
• Licensed, friendly and experienced Guide
• Bottled mineral water

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• Lunch
• Gratuities
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Experience breathtaking views, a picturesque, pristine mountain lake, and history from the German Middle Ages to the notorious Nazi reign of the 3rd Reich on this private one-day Panorama Tour, led by your personal and knowledgeable guide. Your journey starts with a drive featuring plenty of scenic attractions, followed by a visit to the historic town of Berchtesgaden. The crowning moment of your day is a boat ride across Lake Königssee to the famed Peninsula of St. Bartholomä.

Admire the stunning vista from the renowned Eagle’s Nest viewpoint (available with Shuttle busses from May - Oct), then gain deeper insight into the unfortunate history of the Obersalzberg region. Situated nearly 1,000 m/3,200 ft above sea level, this plateau served as a secondary governmental hub for Hitler and his retinue. You can still find remnants from this era, such as certain buildings and an expansive network of bunkers, partially preserved and open for public viewing. Uncover the hidden markers of the ‘Third Reich’ in accompaniment with your guide, supplemented by historical pictures.

Via a scenic Panorama Road, the comfortable and modern VW Minivan takes us to the climax of our trip, which is also a ‘Sound-of-Music’ film site. After soaking in these memorable views, we journey back to Munich.

• Photo credit (#Titel, #2, #3, #23, #26) © Berchtesgadener Land Tourismus / other: © SIGHTSEEING BAVARIA EXCLUSIVE
• With regard to the times indicated in the itinerary (“What to expect”), the following applies: 1) All times are non-binding recommendations that must (or can) be shortened (or extended) depending on the desired sightseeing program. 2) The travel times needed to reach all desired attractions are NOT included in these times. 3) The program items 7 - 10 are marked “ON REQUEST”, which means that customers who choose to visit these attractions will have less time for the other program items. (It is possible to extend the booked tour length for a fee.)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.