The image displays the interior of the Gare de Strasbourg-Ville train station in Strasbourg, France, observed from a platform

The image displays the interior of the Gare de Strasbourg-Ville train station in Strasbourg, France, observed from a platform. In the immediate foreground, a dark asphalt platform surface features an irregular dark, wet patch. To the far right, a person is visible from the waist down, wearing a brown jacket and blue jeans, standing with their back to the camera near the platform edge. Two parallel train tracks, consisting of steel rails on ballast, traverse the midground horizontally. A concrete platform edge separates these tracks from an opposing platform. On the opposing platform, a red-canopied structure shelters several individuals who are either seated or standing. A blue sign with a white "S" is mounted on one of the red support columns. Further along this platform, additional people are visible, separated by white railings. Digital display boards are present in the distance. Behind the platforms, the station's main building showcases a light brown stone facade with multiple arched windows and ornate architectural detailing. The dominant overhead feature is the station's vast, arched roof canopy. This structure is constructed from dark reddish-brown cast iron or steel framework, featuring intricate decorative elements including circular motifs and scrollwork on the arches and columns. The roof covering comprises a combination of opaque, ridged reddish panels and translucent, yellowish panels, allowing filtered daylight into the station. Overhead electric catenary wires are discernible within the roof structure.