hall
large room used for meetings, social affairs or events
ballroom
large room for formal dancing
hypostyle
hall with a roof supported by columns
Tsarina's Golden Chamber
a hall in Moscow Kremlin, ancient part of the Grand Kremlin Palace compound
Otto-Berndt-Halle
building in Darmstadt, Germany
plenary hall
room for people to discuss and debate
Hall of the Chariot
hall of the Pio-Clementino Museum in the Vatican
Deschutes Hall
building on the University of Oregon campus
main hall
main building in Japanese buddhist temples
Advocates' Hall, Concert Court, Broad Street, Aberdeen
hall in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
Macduff Town Hall
hall in Macduff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK
Old Textile Hall
former trade and auditorium hall in Greenville, South Carolina, USA
Tomlinson Hall
public meeting hall in Indianapolis, Indiana
temperance hall
Community hall established for people to meet under temperance rules
factory hall
hall building for assembly work
multi-purpose hall
building usable for various events (sports, culture, etc.)
Thomas Scott Memorial Orange Hall
building in Winnipeg
Prince's Gallery
is the hall in the Stockholm City Hall. The hall is named after the painter prince Prince Eugen who performed the murals.
production hall
hall wherein goods are industrially made, or processed
Hall, St Peter's Episcopal Church, Merchant Street, Peterhead
hall in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK
County Hall, Kilkenny
municipal facility in Kilkenny, County Kilkenny, Ireland.
performance hall
room for live performances with an audience space and a stage
Centennial Hall
multi-purpose hall in Wrocław, Poland
Vladislav Hall
national monument of the Czech Republic
market hall
covered space traditionally used as a marketplace
Salone dei Cinquecento
large hall in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, Italy
The Oval Hall
is the small hall in the Stockholm City Hall.
Hall of the Academy of Athens
building in Athens, Greece
sports hall
building designed for indoor sports
New Hall
banqueting hall in London Borough of Camden, UK
Albert Hall
entertainment hall in Canberra, Australia
Hall of the Capitoline Wolf
hall in the Palazzo dei Conservatori
Freemasons' Hall, Edinburgh
hall in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
pump room
building where mineral water is expended to spa guests
McEwan Hall
auditorium at the University of Edinburgh
Blue Hall
main hall of the Stockholm City Hall, known as the party hall for the Nobel Banquet, and other major events
Golden Hall
got its name from the over 18.6 million mosaic pieces of colored glass and gold that adorn the walls. It is known as the venue for the dance after the Nobel Banquet.
Great Hall of the University of Sydney
historic site
Cinema Mundial
building in Girona Province, Spain
Hall of Caryatids
Ceremonial and festive hall in the Royal Palace of Milan
entryway
hall that is generally located at the front entrance of a house
dance hall
hall for dancing
hall of mirrors
Room in castles with decorative arrangement of mirrors
Queen's Grand Audience Hall
was built in 1690 as the Queen's large audience hall or boardhall.
Gallery of Charles X
adorned with murals depicting Charles X Gustav's military achievements.
The Hall Three Crowns
is the hall in the Stockholm City Hall and has been named after the three large chandeliers hanging on the ceiling.
Tailor's Hall
hall in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Burgh Hall, Burgh Hall Street, Glasgow
hall in Glasgow, Scotland, UK