This image depicts the Palace of Justice (Palácio da Justiça) at Largo da Boa-Hora in Lisbon, Portugal, during twilight

This image depicts the Palace of Justice (Palácio da Justiça) at Largo da Boa-Hora in Lisbon, Portugal, during twilight. The multi-story building, constructed with a light-colored stone facade and classical architectural elements, occupies the left and central portions of the frame. Numerous rectangular windows are visible, with several on the upper floors illuminated from within, while others reflect the ambient light. A prominent, ornate stone balcony is centered above a large arched entrance on the building's facade. A red and green Portuguese flag flies from a pole mounted near the rooftop's pediment. The street in the foreground features two sets of parallel tram tracks on asphalt pavement, which appears reflective, possibly from recent moisture. Several ornate, black-wrought iron street lamps are illuminated, casting warm yellow light onto the building and street level. Overhead electrical wires, consistent with tram lines, traverse the frame. On the building's lower left, an external air conditioning unit is mounted. A dark wooden door marked with the number '6' is visible on the ground level, beside a dark plaque affixed to the wall. Further down the street on the right, several indistinct human figures are observable on the sidewalk, near a red traffic signal. One figure appears to be on a scooter or bicycle. The sky transitions from a pale blue overhead to a soft yellowish glow near the horizon. Black bollards line the edge of the sidewalk.