a summerhouse on a height, or an open, roofed gallery in an upper story, built for giving a view of the scenery
a court in the Vatican, housing a collection of classical art
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The couple wandered down to the belvedere at the edge of the bluff to take in the vivid colors of the sunset.
From the belvedere in the treasury of the palace, where the Sultan used to gaze down upon his fleet, you can look across the mouth of the Golden Horn.
I forgot to note the name of the artist so I called the belvedere curator and she told me the name Hirschl, and the title.
The top of the dome was fashioned into a kind of belvedere, with a small circular gallery.
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