Glentleiten: The Marosen fiefdom has moved – Bavaria

“Obersalzbergstrasse 66” is clearly visible on the sign above the front door. When you stroll past the property, which is picturesquely embedded in a humpback meadow, in the open-air museum Glentleiten, you can hardly believe your eyes. Doesn’t this address come from Obersalzberg, where Hitler’s Berghof once stood? This is actually the case, the sign is emblazoned on the recently opened property, which bears the strange name Marosen-Lehen and was rebuilt true to the original after its demolition in the Berchtesgaden district of Resten auf der Glentleiten.