As you stroll along the Langhansstrasse in the Nauener Vorstadt you’ll encounter a special building, a reminder of a bygone era. This is the Landhaus Schüssler, a house with a story to tell. Built in 1938, it was a testament to the architectural trends of the time, designed by Otto von Estorff and Gerhard Winkler. It is a true example of the architectural style of the time, with its functional lines and minimalist design.
The house is now considered a landmark of Potsdam, protected as a cultural heritage site. A place once a private dwelling but now an invaluable glimpse into the past. The Landhaus Schüssler stands as a witness to Potsdam’s changing times, from its pre-war years to its present day.