A medical facility where patients receive treatment from doctors and nurses., Hospital, An institution where children and teenagers receive formal education., School, The place where police officers work and where people report crimes., Police Station, The building where firefighters and emergency equipment are kept., Fire Station, A place where people send and receive letters and packages., Post Office, A financial institution where people can save, withdraw, or manage their money., Bank, A large store where people buy food and everyday items., Supermarket, A place where customers order meals that are prepared and served by staff., Restaurant, A small restaurant that mainly serves coffee, drinks, and light meals or snacks., Cafe, A public outdoor area with grass, trees, and sometimes playgrounds for relaxation and recreation., Park, A place where historical, cultural, or scientific objects are displayed for the public., Museum, A venue where people watch films on a large screen., Cinema, A transportation hub where airplanes arrive, depart, and carry passengers or cargo., Airport, A place where passengers board or leave trains., Train Station, A central location where buses pick up and drop off passengers., Bus Station, A large indoor complex that contains many different shops and restaurants., Shopping Mall, A facility equipped with machines and space for physical exercise., Gym, A place where travelers pay to sleep and stay for a short time., Hotel, The building where the city government works., City Hall, A public place where people can read, study, or borrow books and other materials., Library

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