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An upward-sloping street in Zagreb, Croatia, leads towards St. Mark's Church, which dominates the central background. The church features a distinctly tiled roof displaying the coats of arms of Croatia and the City of Zagreb. Behind the church, a white clock tower with a green-domed spire, marked with the year "1841", rises into a clear blue sky. The street is flanked by multi-story buildings. On the left, a cream-colored building displays three flags: the Croatian national flag, a second Croatian flag, and the European Union flag. A "no parking/no stopping" sign in Croatian is visible on this side, alongside white and red plastic construction barriers partially blocking the roadway. On the right, another multi-story building, lighter in color and showing signs of wear, has a blue "P" parking sign in Croatian. The asphalt street is partially occupied by several parked vehicles on the right, including a dark SUV with a Croatian license plate "ZG 2707-DP" and a silver sedan. A group of approximately 10-15 pedestrians is congregated near the main entrance of St. Mark's Church in the mid-ground. Overhead, a round street light is suspended by wires across the street. Strong sunlight casts distinct shadows, indicating clear weather.
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