Near Potsdamer Platz, Weinhaus Huth is a historic wine house with a steel-framed building dating to 1912. Its survival through wartime bombing makes it one of the few remaining traces of the square’s prewar streetscape. Stop to see the listed coat of arms room and terrace overlooking Potsdamer Platz, or explore the wine selection. A small café inside Haus Huth serves coffee and cakes, and Austrian dishes are available at the restaurant.
A rare survivor at Potsdamer Platz
Weinhaus Huth was built in 1912 and is one of the few buildings left from the area’s prewar past. Its steel frame helped it withstand wartime bombing. The building has since been carefully restored, preserving its historic character.
Rooms, wine and food
The listed coat of arms room is a key interior to look for. Outside, the terrace looks over Potsdamer Platz. The wine house has wines from different regions and countries, alongside a restaurant serving Austrian cuisine and a delicatessen. Inside Haus Huth, a small café serves coffee and cakes.
Preguntas frecuentes
Where is Weinhaus Huth?
It is at Alte Potsdamer Str. 5, near Potsdamer Platz in Berlin.
What is notable about the building?
Built in 1912, it is one of the few remaining traces of prewar Potsdamer Platz. Its steel frame helped it survive wartime bombing.
What can you see inside?
Look for the listed coat of arms room. The building also has a terrace overlooking Potsdamer Platz.
Can you eat or drink at Weinhaus Huth?
The wine house has a selection of wines, and its restaurant serves Austrian cuisine. A small café inside Haus Huth serves coffee and cakes.
