It is believed that originally there were three gardens in the palace but only one remains. It is geometrical in design and features a Roman style garden pavilion, which has a domed roof supported by Corinthian columns. The pavilion is flanked by open, roofless rectangular structures with columns of the same order, on which rest entablatures. There are marble steps going up to the pavilion, and along the steps are Roman-style marble statues. Aligned with the pavilion is a alrge pond, which has a broad pathway around it. The pavilion was used as a stage for open-air performances on special occasions.