This image depicts a brightly lit interior retail display showcasing a wide variety of Italian alcoholic beverages and related products

This image depicts a brightly lit interior retail display showcasing a wide variety of Italian alcoholic beverages and related products. The background consists of a vertical tapestry or wallpaper designed to resemble an ivy-covered stone wall. Centered on the upper portion of this backdrop is a framed, light-toned map of Italy with a compass rose, labeled "ITALIA" at its base. A white, spherical paper lantern is partially visible in the upper right, and an artificial lemon hangs in the upper left. The display itself is constructed from multi-tiered wooden shelves and crates. The uppermost shelves present an assortment of wine bottles, including red, rosé, and white types, with visible brands such as SANTA SOFIA and BARBERA D'ASTI. Alongside these are bottles of spirits like Grappa and Sambuca. To the right, a small wooden-framed chalkboard sign, partially decorated with artificial yellow foliage, reads "Fresca Limonata" in white chalk, above an arrangement of small, colorful bottled soft drinks or mixers. The middle and lower tiers are densely packed with numerous bottles of aperitifs, liqueurs, and digestives. Clearly identifiable brands include Aperol, Martini, Sarto Rosa, Amazzotti, Cinzano (Bianco and Rosso), Americano, Fernet-Branca, and Branca Menta. Various sparkling wines, including Prosecco, are also featured. A six-pack of "Venezia" branded beverages is visible on a lower shelf to the right. Small white price tags or informational cards are placed in front of distinct product groups. Decorative elements include small potted succulent plants. The lowest display surface is covered with a black-and-white patterned material resembling newspaper print. No individuals are present in the scene. The display, characterized by its extensive range of Italian products and themed decor, is indicative of an Italian specialty store or a dedicated Italian section within a larger retail establishment in the city of Strasbourg, France. The exact address or specific location within Strasbourg cannot be determined from the visual information alone.