The image depicts the Porte du Lion (Lion's Gate) in Rosheim, France

The image depicts the Porte du Lion (Lion's Gate) in Rosheim, France. The central feature is a historic stone archway constructed from reddish-brown cut blocks, serving as a passage for a street. Above the arch, a light beige stucco clock tower features a large circular clock face with black Roman numerals and hands indicating approximately 2:55. The tower has four rectangular windows with white louvered shutters and is topped by a steep, dark grey tiled spire roof with a small finial. To the left of the archway, an adjoining building with a light brown facade and dark stone trim displays two flagpoles from which a blue European Union flag with yellow stars and a vertical French tricolor flag (blue, white, red) are flown. A plaque is visible below the flags on this structure. To the right of the arch, a multi-story building exhibits traditional Alsatian half-timbered architecture on its upper section, characterized by dark wooden beams against white infill, with an ornate enclosed balcony. Its lower facade is lighter, featuring windows with white shutters and a dark wooden door with a semicircular glass insert, accessed by stone steps. The immediate foreground consists of a light-colored patterned paver surface. A low metal chain barrier on dark posts is present on the left side, delineating a pedestrian area. Through the archway, a paved street extends into the distance, lined with traditional buildings. Several passenger vehicles are visible on the street, both parked and in motion. Distant forested hills are present in the background under a partly cloudy sky with patches of blue. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, casting subtle shadows. No specific individuals or identifiable human actions are depicted in the foreground or mid-ground.