was here back in late June. I must have sat in the middle of the Berghof all on my own staring out through the gap in the trees at the mountains for a good half an hour just reflecting in what the world used to be like and how Hitler devised many of his plans from this very location. Sitting up at the Eagles Nest with a nice cup of tea was great as well. I would have had a beer but I was still hungover from a night out in Salzburg. That's definitely a notch off my bucket list.
What alot of poeple don't know is that the wall we see here in the video was behind the Berghof so that means the Berghof complex was in front of the wall with a 3 meter distance between the main- house and the acutal wall. The former ground level of the wall was at least 5 meters lower. Today the ground is higher because underneath is the destroyed Berghof. That means the ruins are still there but buried.
What you are looking at is the rear retaining wall. The whole site is now at a different level than it was as it had tonnes of soil and the like pushed onto the site and then trees planted to disguise the site.
The first brick work with the damp course was the steps leading up to the front door. The second part with the flat concrete was the garage. The patio was on top of the garage.
They say when you're in something ..........some times......you really don't know what your into.....I spent several days at the Platterhof ..it was a very beautiful hotel....did the German government really think by destroying this magnificent building, it would mean that there never was a Nazi........how stupid.......history is history...... and by trying to hide it......doesn't mean it never happened.....this grand hotel should never have been demolished...it was in fact, an Historical building .
the bits and pieces you were talking about in minute 05:47 - 06:27, these are the remains of the legendary stairs. Where Hitler welcomed all his guests, that visited the Berghof at that time.
Hi, the stairs in old photos appear to be made of granite or some sort of smooth stone. Were the bricks you can see at the site used as a foundation for the granite steps?
He didn't know what the brick work was but if he only realized how many EXTREMELY famous people had walked up the staircase he was questioning it would blow his mind!!!
It's neither. The place has been buried under 15 ft of rubble from Goerring and Bormanand ss barracks rubble when they built the hotel on Goerrings house site.
I'm curious if any paranormal investigator has ever done any evp sessions there.with all the people that spent time there and died tragic deaths later you'd think there would be something clinging to that area..especially hitler and Eva Braun.
The souls of criminals stay trapped at the place they died, so no paranormal activity should be noticed there as no nazis died in the Berghof and during RAF bombings people stayed in the tunnels. EVP would be much more interesting to do in the Fuhrerbunker, although it's now filled with gravel and sand under a parking lot so not accessible
Place got the same cold chill as the Zeppelin field. And as the de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luitpoldhain_(N%C3%BCrnberg) And as the 40.000+ deserted extermination/prison camps.
1982 Sept. - got photo's of Berghof Garage Remains, went in window into Garage(Graffiti)! Long Huge Retaining Wall, parts of the front Big Steps up? Terrace was above Garage, was grown up with trees,etc! Looks DIFFERENT NOW! Pension Moritz,Platterhof, (A.K.A.) Hotel General Walker, with all its Splender, Historical Site, W/a long list of Famous Guest's, is now a Parking Lot! It's where the original Pension Moritz stood, where a guest Name of Mr. Wolfe visited with a man name Anton Drexler,(the start) Founder of a New Political Party! That's History, Why tear it down? Financial Cost to Maintain?
I was inside the garage in 1992, there were hooks that probably held wires across the ceiling. I broke one off, and, took a brick as a souvenir. They almost took it from me at the airport, as it was in my carry on. Today, I'm sure they would confiscate.
was here back in late June. I must have sat in the middle of the Berghof all on my own staring out through the gap in the trees at the mountains for a good half an hour just reflecting in what the world used to be like and how Hitler devised many of his plans from this very location. Sitting up at the Eagles Nest with a nice cup of tea was great as well. I would have had a beer but I was still hungover from a night out in Salzburg.
That's definitely a notch off my bucket list.
If you did not take a dump at the Berghof site you will have to go back and do that.
What alot of poeple don't know is that the wall we see here in the video was behind the Berghof so that means the Berghof complex was in front of the wall with a 3 meter distance between the main- house and the acutal wall. The former ground level of the wall was at least 5 meters lower. Today the ground is higher because underneath is the destroyed Berghof. That means the ruins are still there but buried.
What you are looking at is the rear retaining wall. The whole site is now at a different level than it was as it had tonnes of soil and the like pushed onto the site and then trees planted to disguise the site.
The first brick work with the damp course was the steps leading up to the front door. The second part with the flat concrete was the garage. The patio was on top of the garage.
no its just debris from other buildings that was dumped there
They say when you're in something ..........some times......you really don't know what your into.....I spent several days at the Platterhof ..it was a very beautiful hotel....did the German government really think by destroying this magnificent building, it would mean that there never was a Nazi........how stupid.......history is history...... and by trying to hide it......doesn't mean it never happened.....this grand hotel should never have been demolished...it was in fact, an Historical building .
the bits and pieces you were talking about in minute 05:47 - 06:27, these are the remains of the legendary stairs.
Where Hitler welcomed all his guests, that visited the Berghof at that time.
Hi, the stairs in old photos appear to be made of granite or some sort of smooth stone. Were the bricks you can see at the site used as a foundation for the granite steps?
He didn't know what the brick work was but if he only realized how many EXTREMELY famous people had walked up the staircase he was questioning it would blow his mind!!!
I wonder how many people have taken a piece of the berghoff ruins home with them?
What's with out of breath and shaky camera ?
Time 6:22 is probably stairs and the short pathway to entrance to the Great Hall
I think those steps are where Hitler would walk down to greet his guests in front.
It's neither. The place has been buried under 15 ft of rubble from Goerring and Bormanand ss barracks rubble when they built the hotel on Goerrings house site.
This guy has no clue about this place
Thanks for sharing. I’m definitely going to find these ruins when I stay in Berchtesgaden in August
Was the Berghof insured? If so, who got the check?
Fred Trump perhaps?
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its deteriorated worse than it was when i was there in 1977.....you could make out more and the trees and brush were not so over grown then
I have a piece of that brick in my closet here at home.
I'm curious if any paranormal investigator has ever done any evp sessions there.with all the people that spent time there and died tragic deaths later you'd think there would be something clinging to that area..especially hitler and Eva Braun.
Eva Hitler, she took his name.
@@robertsmith5744 yeah for about 1 day.
What?!?! Cmon now, these were all great comments till i got to this one. The paranormal videos are a couple pages over. This is reality over here
The souls of criminals stay trapped at the place they died, so no paranormal activity should be noticed there as no nazis died in the Berghof and during RAF bombings people stayed in the tunnels. EVP would be much more interesting to do in the Fuhrerbunker, although it's now filled with gravel and sand under a parking lot so not accessible
Das ist nicht genau der Sitz den originalen gibt es noch und steht zum Verkauf
Place got the same cold chill as the Zeppelin field.
And as the de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luitpoldhain_(N%C3%BCrnberg)
And as the 40.000+ deserted extermination/prison camps.
1982 Sept. - got photo's of
Berghof Garage Remains, went in window into Garage(Graffiti)! Long Huge Retaining Wall, parts of the front Big Steps up? Terrace was above Garage, was grown up with trees,etc! Looks DIFFERENT NOW!
Pension Moritz,Platterhof, (A.K.A.)
Hotel General Walker, with all its Splender, Historical Site, W/a long list of Famous Guest's, is now a Parking Lot! It's where the original Pension Moritz stood, where a guest
Name of Mr. Wolfe visited with a man name Anton Drexler,(the start)
Founder of a New Political Party!
That's History, Why tear it down?
Financial Cost to Maintain?
I was inside the garage in 1992, there were hooks that probably held wires across the ceiling. I broke one off, and, took a brick as a souvenir. They almost took it from me at the airport, as it was in my carry on. Today, I'm sure they would confiscate.
Puoi pubblicare le foto del garage che hai fatto nel 1982? Sarebbero molto interessanti, attualmente il garage è stato anch'esso demolito.
Guy has no clue what he's looking at.
Klasse
Hitler' could very well have seen it like this if he really did escape.