Berchtesgaden is located in the southeast corner of Germany, about 160 km from Munich, 20 km from Salzburg, Austria, and has a population of about 8,000. Berchtesgaden established a national park in 1978, including the clear lake of the lake and the second peak of the Watzmann Mountains in Germany. Berchtesgaden is also known as Hitlers Eagles Nest. There is a palace in the city of Berchtesgaden, which records the history of the city for 700 years. The adjacent churches of St. Peter and St. John belong to late Gothic architecture, while some have Romanesque and early Gothic architecture. There is a tourist information service in the centre of Berchtesgaden, not far from the palace. Maybe I have visited too many interesting towns before, fairy tales into Rothenburg, clean as Dinkelsbill, ease and peace like Fussen, with these beads in front, Bechtesgaden in front of me is really mediocre some. If it is not convenient to abandon Ramsau to eat and buy, it is not necessary to visit it purely for sightseeing. Bavaria's murals are everywhere, and this is the gospel of patients with myopia. Appreciating the murals depicted on each building is the only fun we have when we are hanging out here. The place is not big, we often stroll around the border of the old city. There are not many shops to visit, and there are no restaurants at the dinner. We both strolled around the corner of the city center. . . This street in front of the church is the main road here. There are daily commercial miller and supermarket rewe. Buying daily necessities should not be a problem here. [Parking] Bechtersgarden is a mountain town. Although it is far less than my big Chongqing, but for the first time, the three-dimensional sense is still very easy to go wrong. . The on-street parking space in the city is very tight. I found an underground garage near the information center. The area below is very large. It is estimated that there are several streets. The specific location refers to the positioning of P8.