Berchtesgaden

View from the Lockstein over the town center of Berchtesgaden, with the Watzmann massif in the background

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In 2002, Berchtesgaden celebrated its 900th anniversary. The history of Berchtesgaden is, at the same time, the history of its salt mines. "White gold" (salt) led to constant tensions between the neighbors, Bavaria and Salzburg, over the Berchtesgaden region.

Ramsau

View across the Ramsauer Ache stream, with the small bridge in front of the Ramsau church

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Whether you prefer leisurely strolls, hikes, or mountain climbing, Ramsau offers a wide range of possibilities. The walking paths are suitable for everyone; marked trails can even be navigated with strollers or wheelchairs. Join us on a journey through the picturesque mountain landscape of Ramsau.

Schönau am Königssee

View across Lake Königssee toward the pilgrimage church of St. Bartholomä, with the east face of the Watzmann mountain in the background

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Germany’s southeasternmost municipality, bordered to the west by the Ramsau valley and opening toward the town of Berchtesgaden to the north. To the east and south, however, the mighty mountain massifs of the Hoher Göll, the Hagengebirge, and the Steinernes Meer rise up like a stone rampart.

Maria Gern

View over the church of Maria Gern with the Watzmann mountain

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The pilgrimage church of Maria Gern is located north of Berchtesgaden. It is considered one of the most beautiful rural churches in Upper Bavaria. Its stunning setting at the entrance to the valley, nestled between the Kneifelspitze peak and the southern part of the Untersberg massif, only adds to its charm. The pilgrimage to the Madonna of Gern developed after 1600.

Bischofswiesen

Reflection in water – a scene featuring the Götschen and the Watzmann

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The unique mountain backdrop—from which the silhouette of the legendary Untersberg rises prominently—and the diverse hilly and mountainous landscape create ideal conditions for relaxing hikes, spirited cycling tours, and rewarding mountain ascents.

Marktschellenberg

Maria Ettenberg Pilgrimage Church

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Close to the "Mozart city" of Salzburg, Salzburg Airport, and beautiful Austrian cycling paths. Hikers and mountaineers will also find plenty to enjoy—for example, in the wild and romantic Almbach Gorge, the hiking areas of Ettenberg and Scheffau, or through mountain trekking and climbing excursions on the Untersberg massif.

Berchtesgadener Land

Hintersee boat landing

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Around 3,500 years ago, approximately 15 million cubic meters of rock broke loose between Schärtenspitze and Steinberg, plunging more than 1,000 meters into the valley below. There, massive boulders—some reaching 40 meters in height—piled up, damming the local streams. This event gave rise to the enchanting landscape known as the "Zauberwald" (Magic Forest) by Lake Hintersee, near Ramsau.

Salzburg

Hohensalzburg Fortress

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Salzburg is the closest city in the immediate vicinity. There, you can stroll through the Old Town, indulge your passions in museums, take a beautiful boat trip on the Salzach River, wander through the narrow lanes, visit the Salzburg Fortress, or attend events in Salzburg.

Berchtesgaden Salt Mine

Hohensalzburg Fortress

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The fascination of the underground tour stems from a vibrant blend of excitement, dramatic staging, and historical charm. Popular highlights, such as the two wooden slides or the boat trip across the underground salt lake, delight visitors of all ages.

Roßfeld High-Altitude Panoramic Road

View from the Roßfeld toward the panoramic road’s lookout point and the Austrian Göll massif

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The Roßfeld Panoramic Road—specifically its highest section—runs along the Bavarian-Austrian border ridge, an offshoot of the Hohen Göll mountain in the Berchtesgaden region. It forms the final loop of the German Alpine Road at an altitude of 1,540 meters. The concept was first proposed by medical councillor Dr. Knorz from Prien in 1927.

Berchtesgaden National Park

View across the suspension bridge in the Klausbach Valley, with the Mühlsturzhörner peaks of the Hagen Mountains in the background

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On August 1, 1978, the time had finally come: the "Ordinance on the Alpine Park and Berchtesgaden National Park" entered into force. Since 1991, the National Park—covering an area of ​​20,808 hectares—along with its surrounding buffer zone, has been recognized by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve.

Watzmann Therme

View across the outdoor area of ​​the Watzmann Therme, with the Untersberg and Rossfeld in the background

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A wellness day at the Watzmann Therme. Leave the daily grind behind and boost your health. The offer includes: a day pass for the thermal baths, including sauna access – a massage (25 minutes) or foot reflexology session – a complimentary aqua-training session (30 minutes) – a "vitality" menu (healthy meal) including a beverage of your choice – and more, available at the ticket counter.

Eagle Enclosure

View over the Berchtesgaden valley basin, featuring the Watzmann mountain and a golden eagle

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The eagle enclosure has been in existence since 1953, located right next to the Kehlstein bus departure point and the Obersalzberg Documentation Center. In addition to the eagle from "Schloss Hubertus" and the vulture from "Die Geierwalli," you will also find the animals featured in the ZDF television series "Tierarzt Dr. Engel" (Veterinarian Dr. Engel). Animal expert Wolfgang Czech will be happy to assist you.

Obersalzberg Cable Car

Image of the Obersalzberg Cable Car with the Watzmann mountain in the background

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Enjoy the panoramic views of the Berchtesgaden area during your ascent or descent. The mountain station of the Obersalzberg Cable Car is located at an altitude of 1,020 meters above sea level. You can reach it by cable car in just 12 minutes. A variety of hiking trails offering magnificent views are sure to impress you.

Hochlenzer Toboggan Run

View of the toboggan run at Obersalzberg, featuring the Berchtesgaden valley basin, the Watzmann, and the Hochkalter

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Summer toboggan run – Euro-Bungy – Go-kart track – Length: 600 m – Fully automatic lift – Free admission for children under 8 (when riding with older children or adults) – Beautiful location – Free parking – Open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (shorter opening hours off-season) – Closed when wet

Kugelmühle (Marble Mill)

View of the water-powered marble mill (Kugelmühle) and the adjacent inn

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Wonderfully peaceful yet conveniently located—right at the entrance to the wild and romantic Almbach Gorge—we welcome you to our inn and guesthouse, "Zur Kugelmühle." Our marble balls—also known by various regional German names such as *Marbeln*, *Klicker*, *Schusser*, or *Schnellkugeln*—were already a popular toy among children at the turn of the last century.

Marktschellenberg Outdoor Pool

View across the lawn area toward the heated swimming section

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The outdoor pool in Marktschellenberg offers a truly special experience. You will find that the layout of this pool is very compact and easy to navigate. The kiosk located right at the pool invites you to enjoy a variety of hot and cold food and refreshments. A children’s pool ensures that swimming fun for the family is a truly enjoyable experience.

 

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Awards

3-Star Award - G*** - German Classification for Guesthouses, Inns & B&Bs

Friendliness

You will feel right at home here! The surroundings, with their mountain backdrop, contribute significantly to this atmosphere. There is a fantastic playground for children. The warmth of your host family will help you forget the monotony of everyday life.

Excellent Cuisine

We use fresh ingredients every single day. The owner does the cooking herself; as a trained chef, she conjures up wonderful multi-course menus. And, of course, our generous breakfast is not to be missed! You will be delighted by our wonderful cakes in the afternoon.

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