The image presents a low-angle view of the Tour Saint-Jean, a round medieval tower, located in Vevey, Switzerland, specifically at Avenue Général-Guisan 64

The image presents a low-angle view of the Tour Saint-Jean, a round medieval tower, located in Vevey, Switzerland, specifically at Avenue Général-Guisan 64. The tower's lower two-thirds are covered in a light grey, textured stucco, transitioning to an upper section composed of rough, dark grey stone masonry. The tower culminates in a dark, battlemented parapet at its summit. Three windows are visible on the tower's surface. The highest is a small, narrow, single-pane rectangular window positioned within the stone section. Below it, in the stuccoed area, are two larger rectangular windows. The upper of these two features multiple panes, a black metal railing, and is flanked by open, weathered dark green wooden shutters. The lowest visible window is taller, also features multiple panes, and is similarly flanked by open, weathered dark green wooden shutters. To the right of the tower, a portion of an adjacent building is visible. This building has a light-colored or white facade, a dark sloped roof, and a prominent dark, angular chimney extending upwards against the sky. A dark vertical downspout runs along the seam where this building meets the tower. On the left side of the frame, a dense, dark green tree partially obscures the lower section of the tower. The sky above is overcast, displaying varied shades of grey clouds. No individuals or discernible activities are present in the scene.