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ONLINE ETYMON DICTIONARY:

vista

1644, "a view or prospect," from It. vista "sight, view," noun use of fem. p.p. of vedere "see," from L. videre "to see" (see vision).
vidette
1690, from Fr., from It. (Florentine) vedetta "watch tower, peep hole," from vedere "to see" (see vista).
vedette
"mounted sentinel placed in advance of an outpost," 1690, from Fr., from It. vedetta, probably from vedere "to see" (see vista).
belvedere
"raised turret atop a house," 1596, from It. belvedere, lit. "a fair sight," from bel, bello "beautiful" + vedere "a view, sight" (see vista). Pronunciation perhaps infl. by Fr. form of the word. So called because it was used for viewing the grounds.