The image displays a narrow, empty street in Msida, Malta, viewed longitudinally from a low perspective

The image displays a narrow, empty street in Msida, Malta, viewed longitudinally from a low perspective. The street features a central grey paver surface laid in a herringbone pattern, bordered by red brick sidewalks. Multi-story buildings, constructed predominantly of light-colored stone, line both sides. On the left, building facades present arched entryways and windows, some equipped with brown louvered shutters. A numerical indicator '144' is visible on one facade, and an air conditioning unit is mounted higher. Enclosed wooden or glass balconies (gallarijas) project from upper levels. A potted plant sits on the sidewalk. On the right, similar stone architecture includes arched ground-floor entrances, one featuring a dark green garage door. Upper floors exhibit open, decorative iron balconies; a black cat is observed on the railing of one. Ornamental string lights with visible bulbs are affixed near some doorways. A white downspout extends vertically along a building. Numerous black electrical wires traverse overhead between the buildings. The street recedes and gently curves into the background, revealing additional stone structures under a clear, light blue sky. No individuals or vehicles are present. A circular metal manhole cover is embedded in the street pavement in the foreground.