The image depicts the Pera Grand Pasaj (Pera Grand Passage) in Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turkey

The image depicts the Pera Grand Pasaj (Pera Grand Passage) in Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Turkey. The view is from inside the ornate covered passage, looking outwards towards a city street. The passage features a checkerboard floor composed of alternating black and white marble tiles, leading to a large archway at its far end. The walls are constructed from light-colored stone or plaster, exhibiting classical architectural elements including pilasters, arches, and decorative relief carvings. The ceiling is highly decorated with intricate moldings, rosettes, and multiple glass-enclosed lanterns suspended vertically, providing warm illumination. Additional warm, upward-directed lighting emanates from wall sconces along the passage. Lining both sides of the passage are five to six cone-shaped wireframe structures, each adorned with numerous small white string lights. A partial black sign, cropped on the left, displays "S" and "TER." The passage culminates in a wide arched entrance, clearly labeled "PERA GRAND PASAJ" above the arch. Beyond this arch, an outdoor street scene is visible. Approximately six to eight indistinct figures, appearing to be pedestrians, are walking on the street. Directly opposite the passage entrance, a prominent shop facade displays the name "HAFİZ MUSTAFA 1864," with colorful merchandise visible within its windows. Another shop to the right features bright, colorful displays. The outdoor environment is illuminated by ambient daylight, while the passage relies on its artificial lighting.