An ornate stone well, identified as the Witches' Well (Puits des Sorcières), stands prominently in the foreground of the Place de la République in Rosheim, France

An ornate stone well, identified as the Witches' Well (Puits des Sorcières), stands prominently in the foreground of the Place de la République in Rosheim, France. The well features a weathered, multi-tiered stone base and four supporting columns that form an archway adorned with carvings, including visible text "RENO" and a floral motif. Two antique metal pulleys are suspended from a wooden beam within the well's upper structure. The well is decorated with a large pink banner on its front, displaying a pink ribbon symbol and the text "ROSE OCTOBRE" (Rose October) and "Ensemble contre le Cancer du sein" (Together against breast cancer), indicating a breast cancer awareness event. Multiple pink umbrellas, some open and some closed, are placed around the well's base and edges as additional decoration. Behind the well, to the left, is the Rosheim Mairie (Town Hall), a multi-story classical-style building constructed of light-colored stone. It features numerous windows with white frames, a prominent balcony with a black wrought-iron railing, and a large wooden double-door entrance. Two flags, an Alsatian flag and a partially visible French tricolor, hang from the balcony. To the right of the well, another large building, similar in architectural style, is visible, also featuring multiple windows and a slate roof. The ground is paved with light-colored stones, and black bollards connected by chains are visible in the lower left foreground. The sky above is overcast with scattered clouds. No individuals are present in the immediate vicinity of the well.