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This image displays the facade of Patisserie Buhler, also known as Maison du Kougelhope, located at 14 Rue des Orfèvres in Strasbourg, France. The building is a multi-story, half-timbered structure, characteristic of Alsatian architecture. The ground floor features a prominent storefront with a maroon awning bearing the white text "PATISSERIE BUHLER." Large glass windows and a glass door reveal the interior. Decals on the glass announce "MAISON DU KOUGELHOPE" and "FÊTE DU BREDELE" at eye level, and "Joyeuses Fêtes!" with decorative Kougelhopf illustrations near the bottom. Inside, multiple display cases filled with a variety of pastries, including Kougelhopf, are visible. Shelves on the left are stocked with numerous individually packaged items. Several patrons are seated at small tables within the establishment, engaged in dining or conversation. The upper floors of the building exhibit traditional half-timbering with dark brown wooden beams against a yellowish-beige plaster infill. The first floor above the shop contains three windows, each with white frames and dark, louvered wooden shutters. The leftmost window's shutters are fully open, while the central and right windows have their shutters closed or partially ajar. The second floor above also features three similar windows with dark, louvered wooden shutters, predominantly closed or slightly opened. A dark wooden eave defines the roofline at the top of the visible structure. A portion of an adjacent building with a lighter facade and a decorative metal balcony is visible on the far left.
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