Obersalzberg

Not only is it a scenic mountain town, but it also has a certain historical significance, which was once a holiday and residence for Hitler and senior Nazi officials, but also the seat of Nazi Germany's second government outside Berlin.

This place was a holiday and recuperation place frequented by Nazi German leaders in the 1920s and 1930s, including Hitler, and remains today a more prosperous town and a place for tourists to stay.

The area, which was once the residence of Hitler and Nazi high officials in the 1930s, shows how suitable the place is for vacation and living, which feels like a small garden town on the mountainside, with beautiful scenery.

The place, which has been a holiday home for Hitler since 1923, also finished his anti-Semitic book My Struggle, which today is a beautiful garden town and bustling.

It was located in Bavaria, once a holiday place for Hitler, and it was indeed beautiful, with mountains and lakes and beautiful scenery, and Hitler had completed his struggle here.