This image depicts the Prague Astronomical Clock (Orloj) on the Old Town Hall in Old Town Square, Prague, Czechia, illuminated at night

This image depicts the Prague Astronomical Clock (Orloj) on the Old Town Hall in Old Town Square, Prague, Czechia, illuminated at night. The facade is constructed from light-colored stone blocks with ornate gothic carvings. The clock consists of two primary circular dials. The upper, larger Astronomical Dial features a multi-layered design with a dark outer ring, golden Roman numerals, an inner ring displaying zodiac symbols, and various pointers against segments representing day (light blue), twilight (red), and night (black). Above this dial, within a gabled archway, two arched windows with blue star-patterned glass flank a seated stone figure, with a small golden statuette positioned centrally above them. Figures flank the Astronomical Dial: on the left, a figure playing a lute stands beside another figure in brown attire; on the right, a skeletal figure (Death) holding a bell stands next to a figure in green clothing (Turk). The lower, smaller Calendar Dial is golden, featuring a central emblem of Prague's Old Town surrounded by twelve medallions depicting the months and zodiac signs. This dial is encircled by intricate dark stone carvings. Figures flank the Calendar Dial: on the left, a winged angel with a sword and shield stands beside a figure in brown; on the right, a figure holding a telescope or scroll stands next to a figure holding an open book. The entire visible section of the clock and its surrounding architecture is brightly illuminated, highlighting the details against the dark background.