In the mid 1960s , the pavilion was adapted into an art gallery . After the pavilion was damaged during the 2014 Southeast Europe floods it was renovated from September 2015 to June 2016 . The aim of the project was not just the reconstruction and moist and water protection , but the restoration of the original appearance of the edifice . As no original plans survived , the object was re-measured and the old postcards were used . During the reconstruction of the floor , the original staircase with the ceramic tiles was discovered . It leads to the original bottling location , as all the springs used to be below the surface . Today they are all on the ground level . The old staircase , not being included in the project as no one knew about it , was covered again . The southern wing was restored to the original veranda look , but it was glassed with transparent glass . The mineral water is still available in the central part , only now it is conducted from all neighboring springs . Southern wing still hosts the gallery and a small museum of Bukovička Banja . The reconstruction project was awarded the 2018 Europa Nostra Award , European Union prize for cultural heritage
2014 Southeast Europe floods
2014 Southeast Europe floods
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