Eagle’s Nest

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Eagle’s Nest is a mountaintop retreat in the Bavarian Alps built during the Nazi era, now a historical site and popular viewpoint overlooking the Obersalzberg region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical site
mountain retreat
accessedBy elevator
mountain road
alsoKnownAs Kehlsteinhaus
architecturalStyle mountain lodge
associatedWith Nazi leadership
Third Reich
builtDuring Nazi era
builtFor Adolf Hitler
commissionedBy Martin Bormann
constructionEnd 1938
constructionStart 1937
country Germany
currentUse historical site
restaurant
viewpoint
elevation about 1834 meters above sea level
hasFeature brass-lined elevator shaft
panoramic terrace
stone tunnel leading to elevator
locatedIn Bavaria
Bavarian Alps
linked to: Berchtesgaden Alps

Berchtesgaden
Germany
Obersalzberg region
linked to: Obersalzberg
materialUsed marble
stone
near Berchtesgaden National Park
Documentation Center Obersalzberg
offersViewOf Berchtesgaden Alps
openToPublic yes
originalPurpose diplomatic reception house
representational building
overlooks Obersalzberg
partOf Obersalzberg complex
linked to: Obersalzberg
postwarUse memorial-related site
tourist destination
situatedOn Kehlstein mountain
subjectOf World War II tourism literature
historical research on Nazi architecture
survivedWorldWarII yes
touristSeason summer

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Dokumentation Obersalzberg near Eagle’s Nest
Kehlstein hasStructureOnSummit Eagle’s Nest
subject linked to: Kehlstein mountain
Nid d'Aigle nameMeaning Eagle's Nest
linked to: Eagle’s Nest
Upper Salt Mountain knownFor Eagle’s Nest (Kehlsteinhaus) vicinity
linked to: Eagle’s Nest
Kehlstein road leadsTo Eagle’s Nest