The image depicts a nighttime street scene in Strasbourg, France, specifically on Rue du Vieux Marché aux Poissons, identifiable by the "BASTARDO" restaurant sign on the right

The image depicts a nighttime street scene in Strasbourg, France, specifically on Rue du Vieux Marché aux Poissons, identifiable by the "BASTARDO" restaurant sign on the right. The scene is illuminated by artificial light sources under a dark, clear sky. The street, paved with rectangular stone blocks, recedes into the distance, narrowing slightly. A thin, reflective white line runs down the center of the street. On the left, a prominent, multi-story building with a light-colored facade and dark-framed windows dominates the foreground. A tall, black streetlight pole stands in front of this building, casting light onto the pavement and a low, stone wall or planter. A group of approximately 4-5 individuals, appearing to be young adults, are seated at dark outdoor tables and chairs on the pavement adjacent to this building. Green foliage grows on the far left, partially obscuring the building's base. On the right side of the street, a row of multi-story buildings features a mix of light facades and visible dark timber framing. Several commercial establishments are present, indicated by outdoor seating areas with dark tables and chairs, and red awnings or parasols. The illuminated sign for "BASTARDO" is clearly visible, extending from a building on the right. Further down, another partially visible sign reads "La Co..." (likely "La Cocotte"). Stacked dark chairs are leaning against a building facade on the far right. A green garland adorned with hanging lights spans across the street at mid-distance, connecting buildings on both sides. Multiple streetlights line the thoroughfare, casting reflections on the wet or glossy pavement. One individual, blurred by motion, is walking away from the viewer in the middle of the street, positioned to the left of the central white line. Approximately 3-5 additional individuals are seated at tables on the right side of the street, primarily under the red awnings.