The image captures the upper section of a large, ornate stone building, identified as the Palais du Rhin (formerly Kaiserpalast), situated at 2 Place de la République in Strasbourg, France

The image captures the upper section of a large, ornate stone building, identified as the Palais du Rhin (formerly Kaiserpalast), situated at 2 Place de la République in Strasbourg, France. The structure features a light-colored stone facade with horizontal banding and decorative elements. On the left, a rounded corner section is topped by a grey, metallic dome, below which a circular window with white cross-muntins is visible. The building's steeply pitched roof is covered with red-brown tiles and hosts two prominent white dormer windows, each with a distinct curved, rounded top and multi-pane sashes. A dark, decorated chimney rises from the roof to the right of the dormers. Below the roofline, a continuous grey horizontal decorative band adorns the facade. On the floor below, several windows are visible: one on the far left and another to its right have closed white roller shutters. A third window to the right of the dormers is open inwards, revealing white frames and multiple panes, with its white roller shutter retracted. A partial view of a fourth window with a closed white roller shutter appears on the far right. A segment of an ornate black wrought-iron balcony railing is visible on the far left below the domed section. Green leafy foliage partially obscures the lower right portion of the building. The sky is uniformly overcast and light blue-grey.