Merkur Palace is a building of great historic importance. Originally it was built in 1903 as the first telephone center of Budapest that is a listed building for the time being. Since its construction the building was more or less preserved in good condition. The most representative and eye-catching parts of the original building can be enjoyed today: the staircases of Nagymező and Hajós street wings, the second floor glass wall made of hexagon glass bricks, the room with classic columns and the imperial hall (the former telephone switchboard room). The building is completely renovated in accordance with regulations prevail the renovation of protected buildings. The passage of the building connects Hajós and Nagymező streets.

Currently there is a single office unit available in the buildinng a newly built out 265 sqm loft office space wth uniqe atmosphere.

Ther is also a 165 sqm exclusive, duplex penthouse apartment with two terracces available for lease on the top floor of the building for residential or office prposes.