A multi-tiered stone bell tower, identified as the Torre Civica (Civic Tower) in Piazza Podestà, Varese, Italy, is depicted under an overcast, light grey sky

A multi-tiered stone bell tower, identified as the Torre Civica (Civic Tower) in Piazza Podestà, Varese, Italy, is depicted under an overcast, light grey sky. The tower, constructed predominantly from grey stone with reddish-orange architectural details, exhibits a Baroque design. Its visible base features a round clock face with black Roman numerals marking hours I through XXIV on an outer white ring, and a 24-hour inner dial. Decorative sculpted elements flank the clock. Above the clock, a belfry level contains at least two large bronze bells visible through arched openings, surrounded by a stone balustrade. Higher sections of the tower present additional ornate balconies and decorative molding, leading to a green-domed spire topped with a finial, a cross, and a weathervane. In the lower left foreground, a section of an adjacent grey stone building with an arched opening partially obscures the tower's base. On the right, suspended black wires hold a dark grey streetlight and strings of white, icicle-shaped decorative lights. No people are visible.