This image depicts the Buvette Cachat, a historic building located in Évian-les-Bains, France

This image depicts the Buvette Cachat, a historic building located in Évian-les-Bains, France. The central subject is a multi-tiered clock tower and the upper facade of the building, viewed from a low angle against a partly cloudy blue sky. The prominent clock tower is constructed from dark, intricately carved wood, featuring multiple clock faces. Two faces are visible: the left displays approximately 10:45, and the right approximately 10:40. Each clock face is dark blue with gold-toned Roman numerals and a golden decorative border. The tower culminates in a dark, pointed spire topped with a finial. Directly beneath the clock faces, the tower incorporates vertical white panels and complex wooden corbels. Below the tower, a wide, dark wooden balcony or railing extends horizontally to the left, characterized by ornate wooden carvings, including golden circular medallions and a central decorative arch. The main building facade visible on the left features light-colored walls with arched openings, which are filled with an intricate geometric wooden lattice pattern. The eaves are supported by distinctive, curved wooden brackets. To the right of the central structure, an adjacent building with light yellow siding and multiple wooden balconies is partially visible. These balconies contain red flowering plants in window boxes. No individuals or active interactions are present in the scene.