A weathered, classical-style pavilion stands in a grassy, overgrown area within the city of Ede, Netherlands

A weathered, classical-style pavilion stands in a grassy, overgrown area within the city of Ede, Netherlands. The structure features a domed roof, likely octagonal, topped with a small finial, supported by a frieze displaying circular medallions with carved floral or starburst patterns. Four visible columns with plain capitals and bases show significant discoloration and vertical streaking. One side reveals an empty framed opening, where a door or window once stood. The pavilion's original light-colored masonry, likely concrete or stone, is heavily stained with dark streaks, moss, and dirt, indicating substantial weathering and neglect. The surrounding ground consists of uneven, sparse green grass with small rocks. To the left, a tall, slender palm tree with a curved trunk and other dense green foliage are visible. To the right and in the background, a steep, densely forested hillside rises. A low, weathered masonry wall, similar in material to the pavilion, extends to the right. The sky is uniformly bright and overcast. No individuals or active subjects are present.