Located on the north-western side of Hercules Square, to the left of the statue of Hercules, framed, in shield mode, by pavilion 1811 and Pavilion 5 to the north.
Initially, on the site of Pavilion 6 was the "Great Banquet", built in 1824, which burned down in 1900. On the site of the former banquet, the current building of Pavilion 6 was built in 1906.
The building project, made by architects Guido Hoepfner and Géza György, was selected following the organization of a competition. Pavilion 6, having a structure with a basement, ground floor, mezzanine and three floors, equipped at the time with a hydraulic lift, was the last and at the same time, the most imposing construction in the "Hercules Square" Spa Architecture Ensemble. The facade of the building, with many expressive details, presents bas-reliefs with the offer of the resort at the beginning of the century. 20th
Text taken from the street sign
