A narrow, stone-paved alleyway ascends through the city of Fornalutx, Spain, flanked by multi-story buildings with rough-hewn stone facades

A narrow, stone-paved alleyway ascends through the city of Fornalutx, Spain, flanked by multi-story buildings with rough-hewn stone facades. The street curves gently to the right as it recedes uphill. The ground is paved with irregular flagstones, interrupted by a central strip of more uniform, rectangular pavers. A rectangular metal grate is visible on the left side of the paving. On the left, the building wall is constructed from stacked, irregular, light brown stones, with black electrical cables running along its surface. Several windows with open light-blue louvered shutters are visible. The lower section of this wall has a smoother, lighter-colored plaster border around the stone. On the right, another building features a similar stone facade. A prominent silver-colored metal downspout runs vertically along the wall. Below it, a small, dark green utility box with a white and yellow decal is affixed. Further up, a window with a closed dark green louvered shutter is present. A dark brown wooden door, set within an arched white frame, provides access to the building and is preceded by two shallow stone steps. The building's roofline shows visible terracotta tiles. No people are present. A streetlight extends from the left building wall halfway up the alley. In the distant background, a tall, dark green coniferous tree is visible against a clear, light blue sky, above a higher stone structure.