Café Wien
A century-old pastry shop in a half-timbered house dating to 1583, known for its house-made Sacher cake and Mozart cake.
A listed building at Breite Straße 4, built in 1583. It has been a pastry shop since 1897 and was renamed Café Wien in the 1950s; it is run by the Siegemund family. The interior features dark Viennese-style café chairs and marble tables. Pastry chefs make Sacher cake, Mozart cake with marzipan and hazelnut chocolate, Frankfurter Kranz, Black Forest cake, cheesecake, and more, and the selection changes often. It is busy on weekends, and the outdoor seating can be crowded. About a two-minute walk from the Town Hall.
Opening hours
Monday to Saturday 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Sunday 10:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Nearby sights
- Wernigerode Old Town & Town Hall
- Harz Narrow Gauge Railways – Brocken Line
- Wernigerode Castle
- Rübeland Caves (Baumann's Cave & Hermann's Cave)
- Ilse Valley & Heinrich Heine Trail
- Titan-RT Suspension Bridge & Rappbode Dam
- Brocken
- Regenstein Castle Ruins