Very nice views. The bus is a bit expensive, but definitely recommend it, cause it's a hard hike up. If you want to spend more time on the mountain tell them while buying a ticket that you want more time - bus places are counted and you can't miss it.

Impressive place to visit for a bit of history and some great views. Although we had lots of clouds it was still ennjoyable. Not much to see from the house which has become a restaurant. Only possible to drive up there with the special bus line which is the only actual cost.

Very cool and interesting history of you take a tour. Plan for 2 hours or more to take in all the scenery. Even longer if you eat at the restaurant.

a very interesting and historical place! incredible views towards the mountains! one step from heaven. We did the ascent and descent on foot, it is important to be prepared. You also have options to go and return by bus. We recommend going early! everything clean and organized!

If you are a history buff you might enjoy the visit. Nice views from the bus that takes you up the mountain, and gorgeous vistas at the top as well. However, the house functions as a restaurant nowadays, and there's only a small exhibition of photos on the outside gallery. In my opinion, not worth the price charged.

Breathtaking nature, beautiful place to visit, there are restaurant and snacks tent. A peice of history. Must visit place, it cost 30 euro per adult including bus ride uphill and back to parkubg place.

Just an amazing place with a chequered history. The views at the top are truly magnificent. We were fortunate to have had access the day we visited as the weather was beautiful. The walk through the tunnel to access the lift with the brass fittings was eerie but exciting. You could feel the spirits of those who had been before us.

Great example of NSGWP engineering and excess. Being one of the few standing buildings of the era this a must visit for any history nerd. Arrive early in the day to allow time to explore, enjoy a beer, and have lunch. I doubt there’s a more scenic view anywhere and I’ve only experienced a few roads/drives that rival the experience of getting to the Eagle’s Nest. It’s only open during the summer.

It's a fantastic experience, even though we weren't allowed to take pictures inside the mine. Trust me. A long wooden slide leads you down into the mine after passing through a rollercoaster! They take pictures of you when going down the slide. I would encourage folks to visit the mine because of its fascinating history. Gazing out to the mountains and vivid blue water cascading through, the exterior view is simply stunning.

Absolutely wonderful experience. No jacket necessary as they give you a miners outfit. You take a cute train, ride a slide and boat. No pictures inside the mine.

First I thought it is something complimentary OK to see nothing special to expect, yet I was completely wrong, it really deserves every moment I spent there, you won’t feel the time, there are so many beautiful things there must see.

A great tour in an active salt mine. The tour takes a bit more than one hour. There are audio guides in different languages. You learn about the whole process of mining the salt inside the mine. There are 2 super fun slides in the mine. A light show, a boat and a cool elevator. The train ride is also very cool and the cold air was refreshing. There is also a small hike above the mine, that teaches you about salt and its’ role in human lives. The kids had lots of fun.

€20 per adult. You must book online in order to get the tour. You get sized up for a pair of overalls. The mine is a little chilli. A little train takes you into the mountain. No photography is allowed inside. There is a photographer at the start, and an auto photo on the first wooden slide, however, when you are released at the end of the tour through a random door, we totally forgot to walk back to the main building , past the queues of people to look for where you request a copy!😡. The tour is great, lots more surprises inside!

A great Salt mine, a great tour! Riding with little train, with the boat, sliding down two slides, drinking very salty water... Very fun! Would recommend:)

That was my first and only salt mine experience, and it was really awesome. Too bad it was not allowed to shoot and take any pics in the mine at the time, don't know if it's allowed now. Anyway, I liked the tour so much, I won't even remove a star for this.

The tickets were shockingly affordable and Definitely worth it. It was a very unique experience, they gave you miner jumpsuits to wear and then you drive 600m through the mountain to the mine itself. It was quite chilly in the mine so don't underestimate it. The tour consisted of slides and detailed explanations which was very enjoyable even for children. Defiantly recommend it, it was really fun and informative.

The experience is great. Our kids enjoyed it a lot. There are two slides, a couple of projections, entry and exit with a train and boat through underwater mirror lake. The only downside is the fact that you can't make photos. It is well planned and you can learn while having fun. The only downside is that you should pay parking even if you bought a ticket for the mine. Overall it deserves a visit.

Fantastic visit! One of the few places I’ve been where I felt they totally earned the entry price. The tour is really really good. Lots of information, cool sites, and different activities (slides, underground boat rides, train ride, Bergbahn ride). Brilliant for kids and adults. I highly recommend it.

Amazing thing to do while you staying in Berchtesgaden and its neighborhood. The mine tour is really well prepared, with full explanation of every step by an expert guide that will be with you and the others visitor during the whole experience, holograms and lights will make the rest simply outstanding. If you don’t speak German don’t worry, they will provide you with a device that will describe exactly what the guide are saying. So be safe and DO the sliders!!! 😀

Had a wonderful time at the salt mines. The staff is friendly and helpful. The information, the history explained during the tour is easy to understand. For some excitement as well as an experience there are 2 places where we need to slide down. It was fun to slide down holding each other. Anyone who visits should not miss it! The technology used to explain various steps in the salt extraction process is Awesome. The most exciting part of the tour is how it ends - with a boat ride in some meters deep of salt water. The laser show here is mind boggling, it takes you into a different world. My family and I loved every second of this experience. My 9 year old came out with a big broad smile after the tour. We got our pictures as well of us sliding down at the exit counter. They are a little expensive however worth the spend.

Highlight of any daytrip for families! Ticket is around €50 for 2 adults + one kid (4+ years). You can easily take your 2 year-old, no problem. After being greeted and dressed in black overalls, a 3-minute trainride takes you inside the mine. The tour takes about an hour, highlights being two slides, a lasershow and a short boatride across a saltlake inside the mountain. It's a constant 12 degrees year-round inside, dress accordingly. You will love it, easy 5/5. 💯

If you are in the Berchtesgaden area, I highly recommend you take 2 hours out of your day and go on a Salt mine tour. The fees are reasonable, the tour is about 90 minutes long, and worth the mine car ride down into a working salt mine, the wooden slide ride (twice), and boat ride across a brine lake, and the mine car ride out. The tour guides are very knowledgeable. If you have children, I would recommend they be older than 6 years old so they remember the tour later as adults, and enjoy the experience. Note that photos are NOT allowed. Thus, I have none to post. I hope your experience is as good as mine.

Awesome tour, the salt mine experience was something else, they really reach new level using 3D optical laser technology and graphs. The salt mine is still active and the tour goes 150 underground! Definitely a must place to go!!! The ticket cost 20€ plus 3€ the parking.

We drove more than 20 years on the highway A8 and said, we want to see this place. Now this year we did finally. It is how your own imagination is, how it was in 1930 till 1945. Nothing more. But please visit the place and let your own imagination go. Here they made all extreme terrible plannings.

We visited on a weekend and it overcrowded. The online ticketing system was not working and we had to wait for a long time to get the tickets. Otherwise it was a great experience. The bus ride up and the view was worth it. Better to book the tickets in advance and reserve the slots!!!

Very informative, small but well thought out museum. Gives very usefull information without being overwhelming. Very modern installation, and access to part of the bunker complex is a very impressive bonus. Fair priced! Everything, including the bunker is wheelchair accessible (in case of a manual chair a little help from your company is welcome)

Plenty of information as you would expect. Well presented with visuals and audio available Entrance to bunkers is under construction at present so no access available. Check pro to going as bunkers are a big part of the tourist portion. Most of the information is in german however some explanation available in English

Paid 5 Euros to park only to find it was closed. Why are you charging people 5 Euros to visit a carpark? We won't be back.

Museum is about Hitlers life and Natzi Party. All written info is in german (just wandering WHY)the audio guide in English is available. Very informative and shocking at the same time what there is exhibition of the horrors of Nazi I never see in my life so big and design bunker in my life build in mountain by Nazi Must see.

This free museum is worth a visit if you're anywhere in the area. You'll get a huge in depth look at the influence of the area on Hitler, the Third Reich, and the world during World War II. There is even an underground bunker area where you can explore a bit. Lockers are available as are restrooms - both free. Staff speaks English.

If you're up the mountain to visit the Eagles nest don't skip the documentation center, it's the better of the 2 activities. Newly opened in September 2023, the "new" documentation center sits right beside the original. There you will find audio guides, an informative movie about the history of the Obersalzburg, interactive displays/maps, and most impressively, access to a small portion of the underground bunker system.

Good experience to walk in this Hitler's collection . This place tell you good story of Nazi. 8/10

Audio tour . It was an excellent experience…..much better than the Eagle's nest which I’ve visited before

Unfortunately still closed until autumn 2023. But I like to show my clients the musuem with the entrance into the Bunker. Didi Niederkofler Austriaguide with VAN4EIGHT de, en, es, fr, it, pt #dididobrasil #vanreight #privatetours

I wish we had allowed more time. We were estimating based on knowing that the audio tour was around 80-90 minutes but there is much, much more to see and read besides the parts covered in the audio. If you really want to read everything, plan for at least two hours, plus time if you would like to walk around a bit outside. It is a tremendous value for the price and should not be missed.

great educational site. it has a lot of interesting details and we could noy finish reading everything esp the bunker part in order to catch a bus out.

Unbelievable beautiful, boat trip is definitely worth taking. Relax and enjoy the stunning scenery. Nice food and drinks, and really great hikes

Very nice place to go. But don't forgot to back by last boat at 4.20PM in February

It's the area over just the Church. Stunning location, peace and serenity deep in nature. Witnessed three very small avalanches from a far which was lovely to behold (No dangers and warnings not to go off on your merry way up the far away peaks!!)

Saint Bartholomew's Church is located in the midway to Königssee. This building adding more to the beauty of the area. An ancient building which gives a majestic look. It is midway point where tourists can spent time and enjoy the beautiful Scenic Views. Boats reach and leave this area after every 15 minutes. Beautiful place and strongly recommended for tourists.

Breathtaking views and great food at the restaurant.

Roman Catholic pilgrimage church surrounded by mountains. View is worth the time spent! We visited this place through boat trip.

St. Bartholomew's Church near Konigsee Lake is a hidden gem of architectural marvel and natural beauty. The church's stunning red onion-domed towers stand out against the backdrop of the majestic Bavarian Alps, creating a postcard-perfect scene. The interior is equally impressive, with intricate woodwork, ornate altars, and beautiful stained glass windows. The peaceful atmosphere inside the church is enhanced by the serene surroundings. Visitors can take a boat ride across the crystal-clear waters of Konigsee Lake to reach the church, adding to the sense of adventure and charm. It's a truly magical place that captures the essence of Bavaria's rich history and breathtaking landscapes

The place is very clean and peaceful you can do meditation there and also enjoy it with friends too The view is mind blowing as early as possible and spend nearly 5-8 hours there and don't forget to go obersee

A beautiful church at Serene location with Alps and lake view. There are good walking trails and a restaurant for refreshment. Expect a crowd during peak season and on weekends. You may end up spending a long time in the queue for the return trip. It's a pleasure to visit either in Spring or in Autumn.

Arrive by boat that costs 22 euros. Fairly unremarkable church and area. In my opinion, not worth the money for the 22 euros.

Wonderful to explore this beautiful place, the water is so clear like a crystal I can feel that I can drink it.

The nature is just perfect, the lake is amazing. The whole energy is unbelievably strong, I've measured myself, trust me. Why no 5 star? Too many visitors and infrastructure isn't built to handle all of them.

Part of konigsee..in my personal opinion here is better than hallstad

Beautiful bost ride ended at a beautiful monastery

Very informative place for children and even for adults sometimes. I suggest to bring the kids here first which would motivate them to visit the national park or forest to see in person what they have learnt here. There's also a kino playing interesting videos. When we visited, it was about climate change. For a family ticket of 10 Eur, it was well worth it. There's also an English audio guide available, free of cost. The restaurant inside serves delicious food. Reviewed that separately.

Very interactive museum. Enjoyed every bit. We loved the usage of light, sounds and information. The ‘cinema’ is beautiful with an amazing surprise in the end. When you visit Berchtesgaden you cannot skip this museum.

Simple but entertaining and interactive permanent exhibit about the plant and wildlife of Berchtesgadenerland as well as some local history and folk culture. Some parts of the exhibit offer English translation, but the majority of it is only in German. This is a good place for elementary-aged kids as well as older kids and adults. The exhibit makes good use of multimedia technology and interactive displays.

We were there with our class and it was really cool seeing all the different animals and description on them!

Very interesting museum with bright, modern, innovative exhibition. Excellent skyline, good restaurant, very innovative storage boxes ) Amazing national park at all.

Fantastic place! The brochure said a leisurely visit would take 3 hours. They were right. This was a fabulous museum appealing to multiple senses: sight, sounds, and touch. And it had a bit of mountain geology, biology, microbiology, soil science, as well as samples of the rocks, floors and fauna of mountains. My personal favorite, perhaps because I hadn't seen anything like it before, was a series of relief maps showing the region from the time of Pangea to the present, and what it is predicted to be thousands of years in the future! We thought we were going to visit a museum, but we visited a WOW instead. I will hopefully be able to return to this place in the future. Do much to see, do, and to learn. Exhibit plaques were in both German and English

A fun museum for a rainy day, but not the best for very young children, and we did not love the restaurant, which I will review separately. I'd recommend the museum for ages 5 or 6 +. Most of the visitors were adults, so our children stood-out. But it's an interesting museum, and I would have loved to spend some relaxed hours here reading everything.

Fab little museum all about the different habitats found in these mountains. Projections change the season every few minutes. There is a lot of information about the local wildlife, and a number of interactive screens. There is a cave habitat which you take a torch into (from a rack by the cave entrance) to explore. Very interesting and well thought out. We had ice creams from the on-site cafe, which were delicious, and there is a good kids playground out the back along with information boards about some local features.

Very nice views. The bus is a bit expensive, but definitely recommend it, cause it's a hard hike up. If you want to spend more time on the mountain tell them while buying a ticket that you want more time - bus places are counted and you can't miss it.

Impressive place to visit for a bit of history and some great views. Although we had lots of clouds it was still ennjoyable. Not much to see from the house which has become a restaurant. Only possible to drive up there with the special bus line which is the only actual cost.

Very cool and interesting history of you take a tour. Plan for 2 hours or more to take in all the scenery. Even longer if you eat at the restaurant.

a very interesting and historical place! incredible views towards the mountains! one step from heaven. We did the ascent and descent on foot, it is important to be prepared. You also have options to go and return by bus. We recommend going early! everything clean and organized!

If you are a history buff you might enjoy the visit. Nice views from the bus that takes you up the mountain, and gorgeous vistas at the top as well. However, the house functions as a restaurant nowadays, and there's only a small exhibition of photos on the outside gallery. In my opinion, not worth the price charged.

Breathtaking nature, beautiful place to visit, there are restaurant and snacks tent. A peice of history. Must visit place, it cost 30 euro per adult including bus ride uphill and back to parkubg place.

Just an amazing place with a chequered history. The views at the top are truly magnificent. We were fortunate to have had access the day we visited as the weather was beautiful. The walk through the tunnel to access the lift with the brass fittings was eerie but exciting. You could feel the spirits of those who had been before us.

Great example of NSGWP engineering and excess. Being one of the few standing buildings of the era this a must visit for any history nerd. Arrive early in the day to allow time to explore, enjoy a beer, and have lunch. I doubt there’s a more scenic view anywhere and I’ve only experienced a few roads/drives that rival the experience of getting to the Eagle’s Nest. It’s only open during the summer.

Amazing views and drive. I liked it so much that I went twice but unfortunately I didn’t have the proper equipment for hiking in the snow. I stopped at Ahornkaser for some sweets and hot chocolate and it’s a beautiful setting. Friendly staff

Not as nice as I expected, but nice drive anyway. A bit steep price for a regular mountain road (8.50€)

Beautiful drive. Great places to stop off and play in the snow. (We visited in early January.) The roads are kept clear. Parking at one of the ski lifts closest to the northern entrance can be ridiculous. Please, when you go, don't be an a-hole and park in the road just because you don't wanna walk 50 extra meters. There was a huge parking area, almost unused, that was just a bit further along the drive toward the south entrance. If you were to continue further southbound, you'd see the Rossfeld Skihütte restaurant parking on the left. *When you by a ticket, it is for one trip only. Re-entry is not included. So, if you are smart and want to get your money 's worth, you will turn around before you exit.

It is a must visit place in Berchtesgaden. The entrance ticket is 8 euro for cars. You can drive upto the last point and park there. It is beautiful in every weather.

A great way to spend some time in the alps. Avoid the Eagles Nest crowds and see the same sites. Lots of fun very short side hikes. If you start on the south end, the ice cream places are at the end, which is fun. Some people were flying drones a little aggressively which was noisy and distracting. They should prohibit them in this park.

The view is amazing. We spent a lovely time. There is a small kiosk where you can enjoy the view with a home made tea and sweets

Beautiful road with stunning views. Ticket is 9 eur per car but it's worth it. Lot's of parking spots on the top. Nice walking paths along the road.

It’s amazing Alpine view without the hiking. Can be reached by Car, bus or cycle. You need to pay 8.5€ toll for car entry. The road brings you all the way up to a high plateau. They have many large parking lots for catching views. We parked our car many times to enjoy beautiful view. It’s not too crowded. We drove up and there was a small hut just before the road descends. They serve food and drinks. You can enjoy a cup of coffee and sunset. Highly recommended for best driving experience and cyclists.

In a clear weather you can see really good mountain views. this place is very popular among the road tourers. But you can also visit this place via public transport. you can see good views from the bus too. Once you're on the top (last stop on the bus line 848)You can spend your time there enjoying the views.

Absolutely amazing view from this route. It cost 9€ per car and 5,50€ per motorbike.

Lovely little alpine road just outside of Salzburg. Beware of busy streets and lots of bicycles on the way up. Enjoy the view!

Alpine views without the hiking. EUR8.50 toll for cars. The road brings you all the way up to a high plateau with large parking lots for catching views. We managed to spot the Eagle's Nest and possibly Salzburg on a clear day Enjoy the drive! Not too crowded. We drove it in a clockwise direction and there was a small hut just before the road descends serving food and drinks. Highly recommended for cyclists.

Spent 1 night in July 2005. We were the only people staying there. Frau Scharfenberg provided a tour and shared with us the history of the facility and shared private pictures from the late 1930’s and 1940’s with us. Was given access to a much more vast expanse of the entire obersalzburg bunker complex, that is not for public view. Amazing evening at the Turken and oh the stories Frau Scharfenberg shared with us. Our rooms were converted WSS holding rooms. Sad to say Frau Scharfenberg has passed and the Turken is closed for now. A wonderful woman. An amazing stay and hospitality, and the views and history you just can’t pay for!

One of the best places in Obersazberg. Always recommended. Thanks to keep things as original as they were before.

Very historic AND beautiful. The view from the hotel is spectacular. It reminds me of The Sound of Music. It’s almost like u went back in time. Would I stay here again, YES!!

This hotel survived WW2 and has the entrance to a 42 kilometer long series of bunkers Hitler built around the Eagles Nest. Amazing historical experience $5.50 to get in. This is only one section of the tunnels that would have connected to the rest of the bunker system by then Eagles Nest. This section also contains the closed off part that is labelled as Hitlers private bunker area. More bunkers are visible at the nearby museum.

We had a wonderful stay at this historic hotel. We had initially only reserved one of the smaller rooms, but decided to upgrade to one of the larger rooms in the original section of the hotel with a balcony overlooking Berchtesgaden. Unfortunately we brought rainy weather with us when we showed up, but still caught some beautiful views of the town below. The upgrade was still well worth it as it also gave us in room "facilities", which isn't always a given in older European hotels. This was one of my favorite hotels during our 3 week stay in Europe. The access to the bunker system underneath the hotel is an added bonus. Not often you get a chance to explore part of a WWII bunker system for a few Euro.... When we make it back to this part of Germany we'll be staying here again. Great experience!

Beautiful interior, breathtaking view and included in and surrounded by history. No TV, no wifi to dilute the experience. The hotel offers a breakfast bar including bacon and eggs, and lunch or an early dinner is just a short walk away near the dokumentation center. Grab a drink at the honor bar, take it to your balcony and enjoy the view of the Bavarian Alps in peace. Monika and the caretakers are top notch and I can't wait to visit again!

my wife and i stayed here for an evening and were very very satisfied. given the history of this hotel, you feel like you have one foot in the past and one in the present. the staff are great as well. be sure to check out the private bar at night and the tunnels during the daytime. amazing experience all around. thank you for the hospitality.

Don't expect a luxury hotel, but expect an original hotel who will take you back in time. The hotel owner will make you feel at home, the true German breakfast is very good. For those who want to feel the history of the Obersalzberg this is the place to stay!

Hotel Zum Turken WWII Bunkers, great bunkers. It will cost you € 3,50, but it's well worth it. The bunkers are bigger than in the Documentation Centre.

Nice and neat southern German town in the beautiful Alpine setting. Dozen od coffee shops, restaurants and stores with local products, semi precious stones (belief in the power od crystals that reaches to pre-christian times is obviously still alive here among some members od local community) and Schnaps (sort of brandy) infused with berries, pine needles od apricot aromas. Some terrific examples of late middle-ages "buerger" architecture as well as picture perfect small town castle placed at the outskirts of town. A bit enigmatic frescoes at the gallery opposite to the castle commemorate soldiers fallen in two twentieth century wars. Town has certain sinister reputation, but instead of trying to decipher it I would rather suggest spending some time on the magnificent Koenigslake some 6-7 km away.

Big beautiful castle.The square is gorgeous

They don’t take card. Otherwise it was great!

Would definitely visit again if we came back this way.

Very interesting place to visit, lots of history.Cenrally based and the walk to it is beautiful

A very enjoyable place even if you don't use the guide. The town is historic and beautiful, shops to wander around and loads of places to eat and drink. There are free public toilets which are very clean.

I would highly recommend the centre when you visit the Eagles Nest. The history of Hitlers rising and atrocities presented through audio tape, photographs and various documents. A little tight to walk around the centre due to size and amount of visitors at one time. I'm confident the new build will meet the need for more space.

My cousin took me here for a walk, what a beautiful, historic and picturesque place. We spent several hours walking and sightseeing. Could have spent even longer but were meeting our spouses for supper.

Very beautiful and there are attractive pictures on the buildings. We had a good lunch and there are plenty of places to choose from for eating.

(Translated by Google) We recommend. We were part of Mrs. Thaurer's sound journey, sooo relaxing, great. Thinking about nothing for 2 hours is an art these days. Supervision by 2 ladies, very helpful and courteous. toilets available. You get a blanket and a hot water bottle, another blanket and pillows are already on the lounger. If someone is snoring, they will be woken up gently so as not to disturb the sound journey! (Original) Sehr zu empfehlen. Wir waren bei Frau Thaurers Klangreise mit dabei, sooo entspannend, toll. Mal für 2 Stunden an Nichts zu denken ist heutzutage eine Kunst. Betreuung durch 2 Damen einfach super, sehr hilfsbereit und zuvorkommend. Toiletten vorhanden. Man bekommt eine Decke und eine Wärmflasche, eine weitere Decke sowie Kissen liegen bereits auf der Liege. Falls jemand schnarcht, wird er sanft geweckt, um die Klangreise nicht zu stören!

(Translated by Google) The health trip is an integral part of my vacation twice a year. It is extremely relaxing and this air is also very healthy. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. Thanks a lot for this. (Original) 2 mal im Jahr ist die Gesundheitsfahrt fester Bestandteil meines Urlaubs. Es ist extrem erholsam und diese Luft ist auch sehr gesund. Das Personal ist immer sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Vielen Dank dafür.

(Translated by Google) On every holiday in Berchtesgadener Land, an entry into the salt healing tunnel is a must. Always a warm welcome and a lovely stay in the Stollen. Everything perfectly organized and very relaxing. (Original) Bei jedem Urlaub im Berchtesgadener Land ist eine Einfahrt in den Salzheilstollen ein muss. Immer wieder ein herzlicher Empfang und schöner Aufenthalt im Stollen. Alles perfekt organisiert und sehr entspannend.

(Translated by Google) Visited on 5/17/2014. Unfortunately, the original review has been deleted. (Original) Navštíveno 17.5.2014. Původní recenze byla bohužel smazána.

(Translated by Google) Very well organized and my fullest praise for the two ladies who looked after us. They were genuinely polite and empathetic. The 2 hour stay was relaxing and was really good for switching off from the stress of everyday life. (Original) Sehr gut organisiert und mein vollstes Lob für die beiden Damen welche uns betreut haben. Sie waren ehrlich höflich und einfühlsam. Der 2h Aufenthalt war entspannend und tat mal echt gut um vom Stress des Alltags abzuschalten.

(Translated by Google) We had reserved a trip to the salt cave by phone. We thought it would be a real tour in which we could visit the cave completely. We “just” had the trip and had a live concert in a brine room. It was wonderful. The two employees were super great. The music was super nice and relaxing. We were deeply relaxed and recovered afterwards. My only criticism is that the website could be designed better so that something like this doesn't happen again. We simply expected more. And we also think an hour stay for €66 is a bit steep. (Original) Wir hatten eine Fahrt in der salzgrotte telefonisch reserviert. Wir dachten es wäre eine richtige Tour, in der wir die Grotte komplett besichtigen können. Wir hatten „nur“ die Fahrt und hatten ein Live Konzert in einem Soleraum. Es war wunderschön. Die beiden Mitarbeiterinnen waren super toll. Die Musik war super schön und entspannend. Wir waren danach tiefenentspannt und erholt. Meine Kritik ist lediglich, dass man die Website besser ausgestalten könnte, damit sowas nicht noch einmal passiert. Erwartet hatten wir halt schlichtweg mehr. Und eine Stunde Aufenthalt für 66€ finden wir auch etwas happig.

(Translated by Google) I've been to the salt healing tunnel several times on afternoon trips. Even the entrance is a special experience - you are always accompanied by friendly, attentive employees. The ambience in the tunnel is unique - a salt fountain, comfortable loungers, cozy blankets and hot water bottles. I took part in Anja Meise and Jasmin Thauerer's program several times. The combination of the tunnel and the sounds of the sound journey creates optimal relaxation. I will gladly come again! (Original) Ich war schon wiederholt im Salzheilstollen, bei Nachmittagseinfahrten. Schon die Einfahrt ist ein besonderes Erlebnis - begleitet wird man von stets freundlichen, bemühten Mitarbeiterinnen. Das Ambiente im Stollen ist einmalig - ein Salzbrunnen, gemütliche Liegen, kuschelige Decken und Wärmflaschen. Ich habe mehrmals beim Programm von Anja Meise und Jasmin Thauerer teilgenommen. Die Kombination aus dem Stollen und den Klängen der Klangreise schafft die optimale Entspannung. Ich komme gerne wieder!

(Translated by Google) Great singing bowl/traveling experience! I'm completely thrilled. By the way, slippers are provided, as are blankets plus another blanket on the cozy lounger. If you forget your towel, you will get a light flow over your pillow. The hot water bottles are a great idea. It really makes sense to bring a fleece jacket, scarf and possibly a light hat, it's already cool down in the tunnel. Loving care from 2 ladies from the Heilstollen team, thank you very much! (Original) Tolles Klangschalen/-reisen Erlebnis! Bin voll begeistert. Hausschuhe werden übrigens gestellt, auch Decken plus weitere Decke auf der kuscheligen Liege. Wer sein Handtuch vergisst, bekommt ein leichtes Fliess übers Kopfkissen. Die Wärmflaschen sind eine super idee. Eine Fleecejacke, Schal und evtl.leichte Mütze mitzubringen ist wirklich sinnvoll, es ist schon frisch unten im Stollen. Liebevolle Betreuung durch 2 Damen vom Heilstollen-Team, vielen Dank!

(Translated by Google) I had booked a 2 hour stay. Including driving in and out, instructions etc. it's probably 1.5 hours of relaxation. It was good for me to breathe in absolute silence. And I will go again this week for health reasons. (Original) Ich hatte 2h Aufenthalt gebucht. Inkl. Rein- und Rausfahren, Einweisung etc sind es vermutlich 1.5h Entspannung. Mir hat es gut getan, in absoluter Stille zu Atmen. Und ich werde diese Woche aus gesundheitlichen Gründen nochmals hinfahren.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, an unpleasant setting for the beautiful place: My partner gave me a salty dream night for my birthday, and we set off with great anticipation. His experiences a few years ago were quite positive. However, he had booked the two-hour drive in for a week. After 8 p.m. the meeting point was in the office, then we went to the entrance to the tunnel at 9 p.m. with two ladies accompanying us. These were probably the “salt fairies”, as the description said. There were instructions and briefings, quite matter-of-fact, which is basically ok because there were 29 of us participants. There were slippers, blankets, hot water bottles and tea. Everyone looked for their lounger. Most participants had their own sleeping bags with them. Us too. I'm a bit picky about used pillows and blankets myself. Unfortunately there was no background music, no kind words to encourage you to sleep at night, just instructions on how to turn off your cell phone! Light is now turned off. Tea is in front of the kitchen! Etc. I was busy looking around to admire the mountain from the inside with the subtle lighting. I've never been to a place like this. I was fascinated. We were positioned around the small brine lake where a fountain could be turned on and off. Since the peace and quiet, with the salt air, is praised as a special experience in this place, I was really looking forward to this quiet experience! I love silence! Of course, with 29 participants, sleep will not be without sound. It didn't take long either! After the lights were turned off around 10 p.m., the first snores were heard. One of the accompanying ladies announced that after a certain number of “loud breathers” the lights and the fountain would be turned on again. It didn't take long before the time had come! The fountain did not babble subtly quietly, but rather so loudly, with relatively bright lighting, that most of the participants had very bad sleep. The snorers would definitely have been less of a bother. Last but not least, in the morning came some mushy instructions on how to straighten the blankets and put away your cups. I felt like I was in a youth hostel or camp. Dear organizers! We paid quite a bit for the night! A friendly tone should be a requirement. It is advisable to take a pillowcase with you, as the existing pillows and blankets will only be fluffed up and put back for the next participants. The salt air was good for me. Since I was awake often and for a long time, I had time to observe my breathing. He relaxed and I was able to breathe deeper and deeper. My partner slept even less and felt bad instead of relaxed and rested. It's a shame, a few kind words, a question about how the participants are doing, I missed that and it doesn't do this beautiful place justice. At 8 a.m. we went to the restaurant there for breakfast. The coffee was good and the breakfast was ok too. There was no more sight of the “Salt Fairies” ;-), as announced. No more exchange with the participants. Maybe it's better that way!? For me it was a finishing touch! A pity. (Original) Leider unangenehmer Rahmen für den schönen Ort: Mein Partner hat mir zu meinem Geburtstag eine Salztraumnacht geschenkt, in froher Erwartung haben wir uns auf den Weg gemacht. Seine Erfahrungen vor einigen Jahren waren durchaus positiv. Er hatte jedoch eine Woche lang die Zweistündige Einfahrt gebucht. Nach 20 Uhr war Treffpunkt im Büro, dann ging es mit zwei Damen als Begleitung 21 Uhr zur Einfahrt in den Stollen. Das waren wohl die „Salzfeen“, wie es in der Beschreibung stand. Es gab An-und Einweisungen, recht sachlich, was ja im Grunde ok ist, denn wir waren 29 Teilnehmer. Es gab Hausschlappen, Decken, Wärmflaschen und Tee. Jeder suchte sich seine Liege. Die meisten TN hatten eigene Schlafsäcke dabei. Wir auch. Ich selbst bin etwas heikel mit gebrauchten Kissen und Decken. Es gab leider keine Hintergrundmusik, keine freundlichen Worte zur Nachtruhe, eben nur Anweisungen, wie Handy aus! Licht wird jetzt ausgemacht. Tee steht vor der Küche! etc. Ich war beschäftigt, dass ich mich umsah um den Berg von innen mit den dezenten Beleuchtungen zu bestaunen. Ich war noch nie an einem solchen Ort. Ich war fasziniert. Wir waren um den kleinen Solesee positioniert, auf dem ein Brunnen ein und ausgeschaltet werden konnte. Da an diesem Ort die Ruhe und Stille, mit der Salzluft als besonderes Erlebnis gepriesen wird, freute ich mich sehr auf diese stille Erfahrung! Ich liiiebe Stille! Klar, dass bei 29 TN der Schlaf nicht klanglos erfolgen wird. Es dauerte auch nicht lang! Nachdem gg 22 Uhr das Licht ausgeschaltet wurde, ertönten die ersten Schnarcher. Von der einen Begleitdame wurde angekündigt, dass ab einer bestimmten Anzahl von „Lautatmern“ das Licht und der Brunnen wieder eingeschaltet wird. Es währte nicht lang und es war so weit! Der Brunnen plätscherte nicht dezent leise, sondern so laut, relativ hell beleuchtet, dass die meisten TN sehr schlecht geschlafen haben. Die Schnarcher hätten definitiv weniger gestört. Zu guter Letzt kam am Morgen noch ne pampige Anleitung wie man die Decken zu richten und seine Tasse wegzuräumen hätte. Ich kam mir vor wie in der Jugendherberge bzw. im Camp. Liebe Veranstalter! Wir haben nicht wenig für die Nacht bezahlt! Ein freundlicher Ton sollte Bedingung sein. Es empfiehlt sich ein Kissenbezug mitzunehmen, denn die vorhandenen Kissen und Decken werden nur aufgeschüttelt und wieder für die nächsten Teilnehmer hingelegt. Die Salzluft tat mir gut. Da ich oft und lang wach war, hatte ich Zeit meinen Atem zu beobachten. Er entspannte sich und ich konnte immer tiefer atmen. Mein Partner hat noch weniger geschlafen und fühlte sich entsprechend schlecht, statt entspannt und ausgeruht. Schade, paar freundliche Worte, eine Frage, wie es den TN geht, das habe ich vermisst und wird diesem schönen Ort nicht gerecht. 8 Uhr ging’s zum Frühstück in die dort befindliche Gastronomieeinrichtung. Der Kaffee tat gut und das Frühstück war auch ok. Von den „Salzfeen“ ;-) war nichts mehr zu sehen, wie angekündigt. Kein Austausch mehr mit den TN. Vielleicht auch besser so!? Für mich war es ein Abfertigen! Schade.

(Translated by Google) Well-preserved cemetery that houses Deitrich Eckart's remains. (Original) Välbevarad kyrkogård som hyser Deitrich Eckart kvarlevor.

(Translated by Google) The old cemetery is centrally located in the town and contains a lot of information about the area and the people. You can also read about well-known names and incredible lives. A beautiful cemetery. (Original) Der alte Friedhof liegt Zentral im Ort und birgt viele Informationen über die Gegend und die Menschen. Auch bekannte Namen und unglaubliche Lebenszeiten kann man nachlesen. Ein schöner Friedhof.

(Translated by Google) Very nice cemetery. (Original) Sehr schöner Friedhof.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful small, lovingly maintained mountain cemetery in the middle of the city with some historic gravesites! (Original) Wunderschöner kleiner,liebevoll gepflegter Bergfriedhof inmitten der Stadt mit teilweise historischen Grabstätten!

(Translated by Google) I'll come there too! Macabre macabre. I'm looking forward to the feedback from the residents. (Original) Das komme ich auch Mal hin! Makaber makaber. Freue mich schon auf das Feedback der Bewohner.

Perfect rainy day activity in Berchtesgaden. The history behind how these mountain herbs & roots are distilled are fascinating. The "bartender" was a wealth of information & made the experience by providing us not only with samples of whatever we wanted to try but also great commentary.

Super

It was very interesting and a good time

A trip down memory lane - i love being there. Beautiful location, shop and distillery, very friendly and helpful staff, a wide range of alcoholic beverages of all kinds. Unique flavours you can sample and try. (Don't do to many shots when driving please ;) ). My favourite is their gin, both types! Always worth a visit!

Very nice

Nice place. Seems like quality Was disappointing because it seems like there is any attraction but this is very minor and all in German

Great distillery with a fascinating history. That us surrounded by gorgeous country. Well worth a visit, especially if you can get a tour and free tasting!

Wonderfull place the product is fantastic and the tour of the place was good especially as they have a hut from yhe mountains and the other artifacts on display is absolutely great . The staff are very knowledgable and are so interesting to talk to.

Very nice people, although they are eager to make you buy some stuff in their shop at the end of your visit.

Very informative place for children and even for adults sometimes. I suggest to bring the kids here first which would motivate them to visit the national park or forest to see in person what they have learnt here. There's also a kino playing interesting videos. When we visited, it was about climate change. For a family ticket of 10 Eur, it was well worth it. There's also an English audio guide available, free of cost. The restaurant inside serves delicious food. Reviewed that separately.

Very interactive museum. Enjoyed every bit. We loved the usage of light, sounds and information. The ‘cinema’ is beautiful with an amazing surprise in the end. When you visit Berchtesgaden you cannot skip this museum.

Simple but entertaining and interactive permanent exhibit about the plant and wildlife of Berchtesgadenerland as well as some local history and folk culture. Some parts of the exhibit offer English translation, but the majority of it is only in German. This is a good place for elementary-aged kids as well as older kids and adults. The exhibit makes good use of multimedia technology and interactive displays.

We were there with our class and it was really cool seeing all the different animals and description on them!

Very interesting museum with bright, modern, innovative exhibition. Excellent skyline, good restaurant, very innovative storage boxes ) Amazing national park at all.

Fantastic place! The brochure said a leisurely visit would take 3 hours. They were right. This was a fabulous museum appealing to multiple senses: sight, sounds, and touch. And it had a bit of mountain geology, biology, microbiology, soil science, as well as samples of the rocks, floors and fauna of mountains. My personal favorite, perhaps because I hadn't seen anything like it before, was a series of relief maps showing the region from the time of Pangea to the present, and what it is predicted to be thousands of years in the future! We thought we were going to visit a museum, but we visited a WOW instead. I will hopefully be able to return to this place in the future. Do much to see, do, and to learn. Exhibit plaques were in both German and English

A fun museum for a rainy day, but not the best for very young children, and we did not love the restaurant, which I will review separately. I'd recommend the museum for ages 5 or 6 +. Most of the visitors were adults, so our children stood-out. But it's an interesting museum, and I would have loved to spend some relaxed hours here reading everything.

Fab little museum all about the different habitats found in these mountains. Projections change the season every few minutes. There is a lot of information about the local wildlife, and a number of interactive screens. There is a cave habitat which you take a torch into (from a rack by the cave entrance) to explore. Very interesting and well thought out. We had ice creams from the on-site cafe, which were delicious, and there is a good kids playground out the back along with information boards about some local features.

Interessante Franziskanerkirche beeindruckt durch viele Altäre mit sehr schönen Hauptaltar ist ein Besuch wert! Ein Ort der Stille und Meditation, in dem kann man alle Sinne zur Ruhe kommen lassen.... (Translated by Google) Interesting Franciscan church impressed by many altars with a very beautiful main altar is worth a visit! A place of silence and meditation where you can relax all your senses...

Zweischiffige spätgotische Kirche, die dem einheimischen Baumeister Peter Inzinger zugeschrieben wird. Ein Meisterwerk mit besonderer spiritueller Atmosphäre. (Translated by Google) Two-aisled late Gothic church, which is attributed to the local builder Peter Inzinger. A masterpiece with a special spiritual atmosphere.

Lovely small museum for history and artifacts from the local area and explanation of regional history. Well worth 2 hours or more. Some English explanations on upper floors.

(Translated by Google) Very cute local museum. It was astonishing to learn how skilled the Berchtesgaden craftsmen were and how they worked precise patterns into wood, etc., some of which were only one and a half millimeters high, despite their life being so deprived at the time. At the beginning we recommend watching the informative film in the room next to reception; it only lasts a few minutes. Very friendly staff, small shop with local handicrafts. (Original) Sehr süßes Heimatmuseum. Erstaunt zu erfahren, wie kunstfertig speziell die Berchtesgadener Handwerker waren und präzise Muster in Holz etc. mit einer Höhe von teils nur anderthalb Millimeter eingearbeitet haben, und das bei ihrem damals so entbehrungsreichen Leben. Zu Beginn empfiehlt sich der informative Film im Raum neben der Rezeption, er dauert nur wenige Minuten. Sehr freundliches Personal, kleiner Shop mit örtlichem Kunsthandwerk.

(Translated by Google) Not much going on in the old little castle, but really interesting - great insights into the history of Berchtesgaden and life in earlier times (for example, they have a mousetrap collection that documents how annoying the creatures were when the food supply was by no means considered secure) . I was impressed by the carving craft with numerous exhibits that show how important it once was here and what incredible products can be carved from bones! The entrance fee is completely okay. I can recommend the museum on a rainy day! (Original) Wenig los in dem alten Schlösschen, aber echt interessant - tolle Einblicke in die Geschichte Berchtesgadens, des Lebens in früheren Zeiten (die haben z. B. eine Mausefallensammlung, die dokumentiert, wie lästig die Viecher waren, als die Nahrungsversorgung keinesfalls als gesichert galt). Beeindruckt hat mich das Schnitzereihandwerk mit zahlreichen Exponaten, die zeigen, wie wichtig es hier einst gewesen ist und was für unglaubliche Erzeugnisse aus Knochen geschnitzt werden können! Der Eintrittspreis ist voll okay. An einem Regentag kann ich das Museum empfehlen!

(Translated by Google) Very lovingly prepared exhibition, especially nice for children. (Original) Sehr liebevoll aufbereitete Ausstellung, insbesondere für Kinder schön.

(Translated by Google) Loving collection! Definitely worth a visit. (Original) Liebevolle Sammlung! Auf jeden Fall einen Besuch wert.

(Translated by Google) Very nice exhibition. Experience “home” for little money! (Original) Sehr schöne Ausstellung. Für kleines Geld "Heimat" erleben!

(Translated by Google) Very nice little museum with lots of interesting exhibits (Original) Sehr nettes kleines Museum mit vielen interessanten Exponaten

(Translated by Google) Small, nice castle, with very beautiful and wonderful exhibits... (Original) kleines, nettes Schloss, mit sehr schönen und wundervollen Ausstellungsstücken...