The image depicts the exterior of the Palais Lumière, formerly the Évian Thermal Baths, located in Évian-les-Bains, France

The image depicts the exterior of the Palais Lumière, formerly the Évian Thermal Baths, located in Évian-les-Bains, France. The central subject is a large, ornate 19th-century building constructed primarily of light-colored stone with sections of light grey render. It features multiple prominent mansard roofs clad in dark slate, punctuated by numerous dormer windows and decorative architectural finials. A French tricolor flag flies from a flagpole atop one of the highest roof sections on the right side of the main building. The facade incorporates classical architectural elements such as pilasters, cornices, balustrades, and detailed window surrounds. A substantial stone balcony with an ornate balustrade extends across the first floor, supported by columns. Numerous windows with dark wooden frames are visible, some fitted with closed white louvered shutters. To the immediate left, a portion of an adjacent building is visible, constructed from horizontal courses of light yellow bricks with darker mortar. This building has a simpler design, featuring large, vertically oriented windows with dark frames. A blue and white disability access sign (wheelchair symbol) is partially visible on the lower left corner of this brick structure. At ground level, below the main building, a retaining wall composed of irregularly shaped dark grey and light-colored stones with visible mortar is present. This wall contains small, dark-framed rectangular windows. The sky is overcast with scattered grey and white clouds. No individuals, vehicles, or discernible actions are present within the frame.