If you need a peaceful respite from reality and desperately want to hire a private jet to land at a tranquil spot, look no further than Berchtesgaden. Situated right on the border between Germany and Austria, you’re bound to have lots to do when you arrive here.
What is the best airport for private flights to and from Berchtesgaden?
Salzburg Airport W. A. Mozart (SZG/LOWS) is the most convenient entry point for Berchtesgaden and the Bavarian Alps. Located in Austria, the airport is only a 30-minute drive across the border to the German resort town. This strategic position offers direct access to both alpine retreats and the cultural highlights of Salzburg, supported by comprehensive services for private aircraft.
Airports | IATA | ICAO | Dist. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salzburg Airport | SZG | LOWS | |
Sankt Johann Airfield | HLP | LOIJ |
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What can you do in Berchtesgaden?
There is much to enjoy in Berchtesgaden, whether you’re the type to be active on your vacation or simply want to idle around. From scenic landscapes to heart-stopping sports activities, you can plan your schedule in Berchtesgaden to be superbly exciting!
Enjoy a Scenic Boat Trip
Said to be one of the most scenic and beautiful lakes in Germany, the Königssee lake is a sight to see any time of the year. A natural lake that’s formed by glacial waters, you can see the mountains reflected perfectly in the water and you can explore St Bartholomew’s Church while you’re on the tour.
Visit the Salt Mines
The oldest active salt mine is in Germany today. You can take the chance to ride a train along this 12th-century salt mine and see how salt is extracted and processed. If you want more of a challenge, you can hike to the salt mine before you begin the tour, too.
Witness the Evolution of History
The Dokumentation Obersalzberg museum has a collection of documents, photographs, and so on that record the Nazi rule and Holocaust. It sponsors special events and lectures to educate tourists on Nazi culture and history from time to time.