Tivoli Pavilion

The Tivoli Pavilion (short: Tivoli) is a baroque garden house from the 18th century on the bastion of the same name on Saalgasse in the Mainviertel (district of the old town). It was originally part of the Tivoli Baths complex. In 1968 the monument was reconstructed.

The pavilion is a one-story octagon with a slated hipped mansard roof. The roof peak and the small triangular gables are striking. The windows and front door of the garden house have a cut stone frame. There is a small balcony to the east towards the Main.Two grimacing heads are embedded in the enclosure on either side of the steps to the green area. The earlier shell limestone keystones are dated to the 17th or 18th century. There is an old horse chestnut tree in front of the pavilion, which largely obscures the view of the building from Saalgasse, especially in summer.Source: wuerzburgwiki.de/wiki/Tivoli-Pavillon

Work of art made of stone