Explore the Obersalzberg Documentation Centre and its chilling **WWII-era bunkers**, where history comes to life beneath the mountain. Once a retreat turned Nazi command centre, Obersalzberg housed Hitler’s Berghof and military offices, now documented in a museum filled with artefacts, photos, and personal accounts. Beneath the ruins lies a network of fortified bunkers, built to shield officials from air raids. These cold, concrete tunnels once served as strategic meeting rooms and escape routes, reflecting the secrecy and paranoia of the time. Today, visitors can walk through these corridors, tracing history’s dark shadows.

Hallstatt – The Pearl of Austria Leaving the rugged peaks of Bavaria behind, we continue to the enchanting village of Hallstatt, one of Austria’s most picturesque and historically rich destinations. Nestled between towering mountains and a serene lake, Hallstatt is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its charming old town, colourful houses, and stunning lakeside views. Here, you’ll have free time to: Stroll through the historic market square, lined with beautiful 16th-century buildings. Visit the famous Hallstatt Skywalk, offering breathtaking views over the entire village and lake. Walk along the scenic waterfront promenade, capturing postcard-perfect photos. Discover the fascinating Bone House (Beinhaus), home to a unique collection of painted skulls. Enjoy a relaxing meal at a local café while soaking in the mesmerising alpine scenery.