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The Obersalzberg bunker complex is an impressive relic from the Second World War. Extensive underground passages and rooms provide authentic insight into the history of the Nazi regime. A moving visit that complements the exhibition in the Documentation Center.

The Obersalzberg Documentation Center impressively conveys the history of National Socialism and the significance of the Obersalzberg during this period. The exhibition features numerous original documents and photographs, and offers access to underground bunkers. It's an important and educational stop before visiting the Kehlstein.

Part of the bunker complex is accessible via the documentation center.

A truly fantastic facility! The history is explained really well. A free audio guide is available. And admission is free with the Bavarian Volunteer Card.

This is what the path to the Ice Chapel looks like. There's some scrambling over rocks here and there. Wear sturdy footwear.

From St. Bartholomä, which is at an altitude of 600 meters, the path goes to the Ice Chapel through the forest past a chapel and from 800 meters above sea level through the gravel bed of the former ice channel. The valley is framed by the north face of the Kleiner Watzmann and the Watzmannkinder, on the south side by Hachelkopf and Hirschwiese and with the east face of the Watzmannmittelspitze and -Südspitze as the head of the valley, in which the lowest permanent ice field of a glacier in the German Alps is located, the Ice Chapel at an altitude of 820 meters.

Your taxi into the underground... sit on it... head straight... arms not stretched out... and the journey into the interior of the mountain begins