The image depicts the exterior of Milano Centrale railway station in Milan, Italy

The image depicts the exterior of Milano Centrale railway station in Milan, Italy. The grand, monumental facade of the station, constructed from light-colored stone with neoclassical and Art Deco elements, dominates the background. It features multiple levels of decorative architecture, including arched windows with geometric grilles, intricate carvings, and large statues positioned on the upper cornices. The Italian flag and the European Union flag are visible flying from poles near the top of the facade. A prominent, large archway serves as an entrance to the station at ground level. In the midground, a large, light grey, apple-shaped sculpture with distinct, rope-like "stitches" running vertically along its side stands on a low base. To the right of this sculpture, black metal scaffolding is visible, suggesting ongoing construction or maintenance. The foreground and midground are populated by approximately two dozen individuals walking across a paved plaza area. These people, of varying ages and ethnicities, are dressed in casual attire, some carrying bags or luggage, indicating they are pedestrians or travelers. Urban infrastructure elements are present: A tall, dark utility pole extends vertically through the center-left of the frame, partially obscuring the station and the apple sculpture. To the right, a black multi-armed street lamp post with several luminaires is visible. In the left foreground, several electric scooters are parked in a row, while in the right foreground, numerous shared bicycles are neatly arranged in racks. The sky above is partly cloudy with patches of light blue, suggesting daytime conditions.