The term "Belvedere" refers to a structure or architectural feature designed to provide a scenic view. Often found in gardens or on elevated ground, these buildings or pavilions are typically characterized by large windows and open terraces. The name itself comes from the Italian words "bel" (beautiful) and "vedere" (to see), emphasizing the purpose of enjoying picturesque landscapes. One of the most famous examples of a belvedere is the Belvedere Palace in Vienna, Austria. This historic baroque palace complex consists of two palaces, the Upper and Lower Belvedere, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. The Upper Belvedere houses an impressive collection of Austrian art, including works by Gustav Klimt.