The image captures the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) of Strasbourg, France, located on Place Broglie, at night

The image captures the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) of Strasbourg, France, located on Place Broglie, at night. The multi-story classical building facade is illuminated with artificial light, projecting a lavender-purple glow on its left section and a distinct blue light on its right section, including the architectural pediment above. Numerous uniformly spaced windows with white frames are visible across the building's light-colored stone or stucco exterior. Several French national flags, characterized by blue, white, and red vertical stripes, are draped from a balcony situated on the right side of the illuminated facade. To the far right, three flagpoles ascend into the dark night sky; the leftmost pole prominently displays the blue flag of the European Union with its circle of twelve gold stars, while a second flag, featuring red and yellow stripes, is partially visible on an adjacent pole. In the immediate foreground, three dark-colored, classical-style stone urns, each overflowing with trailing green ivy or similar foliage, are positioned on what appears to be a low wall or railing. The sky is uniformly dark, indicating nighttime conditions. No individuals are present within the frame.