The image displays a detailed section of the exterior facade of the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest, Hungary, constructed from light-colored stone in a Neo-Gothic architectural style

The image displays a detailed section of the exterior facade of the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest, Hungary, constructed from light-colored stone in a Neo-Gothic architectural style. The upper visible level features multiple arched windows. Each window consists of a lower rectangular section with dark wooden frames and an upper circular section incorporating geometric tracery. Some windows exhibit partially open dark wooden louvered shutters. Above these arched formations, decorative stone panels display carved coats of arms. Two Hungarian national flags, characterized by vertical red, white, and green stripes, hang from dark flagpoles affixed to the facade; one is fully visible on the left, and another is partially visible on the far right. Below this upper level, a prominent stone balcony extends horizontally, featuring a balustrade composed of numerous small columns. The underside of the balcony is intricately carved with patterns and supported by large, ornate stone corbels. The lowest visible section of the facade includes two rectangular windows with dark wooden frames. The window on the right reveals a green potted plant inside. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows across the facade from the left. No individuals or active interactions are present.