esplanade
nounUK /ˌes.pləˈneɪd/
US /ˈes.plə.neɪd/
A wide, flat path where people can walk and enjoy the open air.
We strolled along the esplanade and watched the boats on the water.
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2. A broad open area in front of a building or fort, often used for parades or gatherings.
The soldiers assembled on the esplanade before the castle.
3. A level stretch of ground beside a river or sea, used for walking.
The riverside esplanade is lined with cafes and benches.
4. An open, flat space in a town or park designed for public recreation.
Children flew kites across the grassy esplanade.