Converse of object

• overlook: The Hotel faces due South, overlooking the Esplanade, with a commanding view of the scenic Cardigan Bay coastline.

Preposition: in

• front: This walk starts on the Esplanade in front of the castle.

Adjective modifier

• wide: The city welcomes visitors with wide esplanades paved in russet marble, which stroll to courtly squares graced with artistic buildings.

• elegant: Enjoying superb locations on Ventnor's elegant Esplanade are two outstanding hostelries and a wonderful traditional chandler's shop.

• Victorian: Lynton, set on the cliffs above, can be reached by water-operated cliff railroad from the Victorian esplanade.

• long: Teignmouth is our next stop with its two mile long esplanade.

• palm-lined: Its palm-lined esplanade culminates in a 16th century castle jutting from the harbor making this a pretty holiday resort.

• eastern: The room would be about the center of the eastern esplanade.

Noun used with modifier

• castle: The aerial walkway leads to the top of the seating area for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo on the castle esplanade.

• seafront: Its fine seafront esplanade and extensive sands are perfect for a stroll or a picnic after a browse around Broughty's wonderful small shops.