Berghof

The Berghof was Adolf Hitler's private residence near Munich, Germany, where he spent weekends and holidays during his time in power. It served as a retreat away from the pressures of leadership, offering a space for relaxation and planning. Architecturally, it was a modest, chalet-style house situated in a scenic mountainous region. After World War II, the Berghof was largely destroyed, and today, the site remains a historical location with some remnants and memorials. Understanding its history provides insight into Hitler's personal life and how he separated his private moments from his public actions.