An exterior, slightly angled upward view captures the ornate Baroque facade of the Church of St

An exterior, slightly angled upward view captures the ornate Baroque facade of the Church of St. Nicholas (Chrám svatého Mikuláše) in Malá Strana, Prague, Czechia, under a partly cloudy sky. The multi-tiered, light-colored stone structure features numerous columns, pilasters, and cornices. The central upper pediment is adorned with a prominent golden IHS monogram, encircled by rays, and topped by a golden Latin cross and several smaller golden finials. Statues are positioned within niches and on balconies; two pairs of figures are visible on the main lower balcony, and other individual statues appear higher on the facade. Tall, arched windows with dark panes are distributed across the levels. To the left, a green dome and a red-tiled roof from an adjacent section of the complex are visible. At street level, a blue rectangular parking sign with a white "P" is present. Small groups of individuals are visible near the base of the church, appearing to gather or move near the entrances. Ornate black street lamps are also discernible at ground level. Buildings with typical European architecture and red roofs flank the church.