The image depicts the interior of the Gare de Metz-Ville, a train station in Metz, France

The image depicts the interior of the Gare de Metz-Ville, a train station in Metz, France. The scene focuses on two primary digital display boards suspended above a stone wall, flanked by two self-service SNCF ticket machines. The left digital board, partially visible, includes an analog clock face showing approximately 5:35. The larger, central digital board displays "Arrivées - Arrival - Ankunft" at the bottom and lists several train departures/arrivals with times and destinations, including "17h29 Bettembourg," "17h41 Paris Est," "18h08 Sarrebourg," "18h18 Bettembourg," "18h26 Sarreguemines," and "18h28 Nancy." Some entries indicate "remplacés par des cars" (replaced by buses). The current time on this board is 17:33. Below the displays, a heavily ornamented light-colored stone wall extends horizontally across the frame. Two modern, black and white SNCF ticket machines with interactive screens are positioned in front of this wall; each bears the text "achat retrait échange" (buy, collect, exchange). To the far right, partially obscured, is a windowed counter area displaying brochures or informational materials. A vertical white wall section on the left features a small black informational sign. The floor is tiled with a repeating geometric pattern. The ceiling is a high, smooth, white-painted arch, and a single light fixture casts a bright, circular glow on the arched surface to the right of the main display. No individuals are present in the scene.