The image displays the exterior of the Old-New Synagogue and an adjacent structure within Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague, Czechia

The image displays the exterior of the Old-New Synagogue and an adjacent structure within Josefov, the Jewish Quarter of Prague, Czechia. The upper portion of the image features the distinctive gothic stepped gable of the synagogue, constructed from dark reddish-brown brickwork. Below and to the left, a lighter tan-colored stuccoed wall is visible, topped by a terracotta-tiled roof. An ornate black and white street lamp with a decorative, green-patinated metal bracket is mounted on this tan wall. A small, arched, stone-framed recess is present in the tan wall above the lower roofline. A black downspout runs vertically along the right side of the tan wall, connected to a brown gutter system. Multiple rectangular plaques, including a large, embossed metal one, are affixed to the tan wall on the left. In the lower-left foreground, a group of approximately seven individuals, identified as tourists, are gathered, most facing right. One man, clearly visible in profile, wears a black puffer jacket, blue jeans, carries a grey backpack, and has short grey hair with sunglasses perched on his head. The sky is overcast and light grey, with green tree foliage visible in the upper-left background.