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Palace A large, grand building with tall walls and many rooms, often used as a royal residence or as an official government building. ■ "The Queen's palace is so big, you could get lost in it for days. And don't even get me started on the fancy decor - it's like walking through a fairy tale!
Alcazar A grand and impressive fortress or palace. ■ The king's favorite pastime was to ride his horse around the vast courtyard of his luxurious alcazar, while his guards saluted him with their swords.
atrium A large, open space in a building, such as a shopping mall or a hospital. Also known as a "grand entrance." ■ "Wow, this atrium is so grand! I feel like I'm walking through the gates of a palace!"
Housing The state of being housed or sheltered, typically in a permanent dwelling. ■ "I'm so grateful for my housing situation. It's like having my very own personal palace with all the amenities."
palaces Large, luxurious buildings used as homes or official residences by royalty or high-ranking government officials. ■ "The Queen's palace is so big that it took a whole army to move her furniture!"
resides To exist or inhabit a particular place. ■ The king resides in the palace, but he also has a summer home in the countryside.
Verger A person who carries a rod or other implement in front of someone to protect them from harm. ■ The queen was escorted by her vergers as she walked through the palace grounds.
Baroque An overly ornate and elaborate style of architecture, music, art, or design that is characterized by its grandeur, complexity, and exaggerated forms. ■ "The baroque palace was so large and intricate that it took a whole day to explore all of its opulent rooms."