The image displays the Casa Consistorial (Town Hall) building in Plaza Mayor, Cuenca, Spain, under an overcast sky

The image displays the Casa Consistorial (Town Hall) building in Plaza Mayor, Cuenca, Spain, under an overcast sky. The central, multi-story building is prominently painted bright yellow, positioned between a red-orange building on the left and a reddish-pink building on the right. The ground level of the yellow building features three large, symmetrical arched passageways with reddish-brown interior soffits, supported by light grey stone pillars. Two ornate dark metal lanterns hang from the ceiling within the middle and right arches. The first floor of the yellow facade presents three rectangular windows, each framed by decorative light grey stone and equipped with dark grey wrought-iron balconies; white curtains are visible behind the glass. Above these, the second floor contains three smaller, similarly framed rectangular windows without balconies. The building is capped by a dark mansard roof section featuring four small dormer windows, each with a terracotta tile roof and bracketed support. A prominent white cornice separates the roofline from the yellow facade. Three dark vertical drainpipes are visible on the yellow wall. The street is paved with wet, dark grey cobblestones, reflecting the ambient light. Under the leftmost arch, a single individual wearing a red coat is visible standing near a dark lamppost. The central arch opens to an uphill cobbled street where two white cars are parked in the distance, in front of a light-colored building. The rightmost arch leads into a narrower, darker passage where indistinct pedestrian figures are present, alongside visible shop fronts. A dark circular metal plaque is affixed to the right pillar of the right arch.