pavilion
/pəˈvɪljən/
noun
- A large, often open-sided tent or building used for shelter, entertainment, or exhibitions at fairs, parks, or sports events.
- The wedding reception was held in a beautiful white pavilion by the lake.
- The art fair had several pavilions where artists displayed their paintings.
- We bought tickets for the concert at the outdoor pavilion in the park.
- A building or structure in a garden or park used for relaxation or decoration.
- A small pavilion with a fountain stood at the center of the rose garden.
- They sat in the wooden pavilion to escape the afternoon sun.
- The old stone pavilion in the botanical garden is a popular spot for photos.
- A separate building or wing of a hospital, school, or other large institution.
- Students in the science pavilion have access to modern laboratories.
- The museum's east pavilion houses the collection of modern art.
- The new cancer pavilion at the hospital has state-of-the-art equipment.