A tour boat navigates the Ill River beneath a stone arch bridge in Strasbourg, France, likely in the historic Grande Île or Petite France district

A tour boat navigates the Ill River beneath a stone arch bridge in Strasbourg, France, likely in the historic Grande Île or Petite France district. The bridge, constructed of dark grey stone, features a lighter stone balustrade along its upper edge and is illuminated from below by amber-orange and purple strip lighting along the underside of its arch. A yellow diamond-shaped sign is affixed to the bridge's underside. The boat, identified by text on its side as "LE FÛT DE BATORAMA VOGUE À PRÉSENT SUR L'EAU" (The Batorama Barrel now sails on the water), is white with a dark grey roof and large panoramic windows, and displays a green navigation light on its bow. It moves from right to left, creating ripples on the dark, choppy water, which reflects glints of light. In the background, beyond the bridge, a light-colored building with multiple arched ground-level openings is visible on the riverbank. A wooden staircase descends from this building to the water. A dark, smaller boat, possibly inflatable, is moored near the bank to the right of the building. The foreground includes sparse, dry foliage on the lower left. No people are visible in the scene. The overall lighting suggests dusk or night.