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This image displays a low-angle view of the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) building located at Rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville 2 in Geneva, Switzerland. The multi-story structure features a light gray, ashlar-cut stone facade with classical architectural elements, including prominent cornices, decorative window frames, and ornate stone corbels. The sky above is overcast. Two flags are prominently displayed from flagpoles mounted on the second floor of the building. The flag on the left is the national flag of Switzerland, a red field with a white cross. The flag on the right is the flag of the Canton of Geneva, a yellow field featuring a black and red imperial eagle. The central entrance to the building consists of a large, dark brown wooden double door with brass hardware, accessed via a short flight of unadorned stone steps flanked by black metal handrails. A small, light-colored rectangular plaque is affixed to the stone wall to the right of the entrance, and the numeral "2" is visible on the facade to the left. Directly above the entrance, a balcony with an elaborate black wrought-iron railing spans the facade, supported by four decorative stone corbels. Multiple rectangular windows are present across the building's visible floors, each fitted with light-colored internal roller blinds, which are partially lowered. At ground level, to the immediate left of the entrance stairs, a segment of a dark green slatted park bench is partially visible. A black cylindrical bollard is positioned near the base of the stairs. No human figures or discernible actions are present in the scene.
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