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The image depicts an urban street scene in Milan, Italy, specifically at the intersection of Via Manzoni and Piazza Cavour, looking southeast down Via Manzoni. The time is 13:29 under a clear, bright blue sky. In the foreground, the view is from within a black vehicle, with its hood and side mirror visible on the lower left. The main subject is a large, multi-story building on the left, constructed from grey, possibly granite, stone with visible grain. This building features a large, central arched passageway and smaller circular apertures on its upper facade. A prominent vertical sign on this building reads "VENUS" in white letters, with a digital display showing "13:29" above it, and a red "OPEN" sign below. A decorative, fan-like metallic structure is positioned above the "VENUS" text. Below the sign, a "RISTORANTE PIZZERIA" sign is visible on the building's base. On the sidewalk to the left, near the "VENUS" entrance, a black bicycle is parked upright, and two motorcycles are present. Several pedestrians are visible in this area, including one individual wearing a light blue shirt. A black cylindrical trash bin is located near the curb. A red and white striped barrier is positioned on the street to the left of the arch. A red circular "No Entry" sign and a blue circular "P 0-24" (parking allowed 24 hours) sign are mounted on poles on the left side of the street. A partially obscured street sign reading "VIA MANZONI" is on the left building. The asphalt road features tram tracks running through its center. In the midground, a white Dacia Duster SUV (license plate CX 546BY) is stationary on the tram tracks, facing away from the camera. Beyond the Dacia, a green garbage truck or utility vehicle and a white van are also visible, moving away. Through the large arch of the grey building, a one-way street sign (blue square with white arrow pointing right) is visible on the right side of the road. In the background, visible through the arch and further down the street, are various city buildings. A distinct red brick tower, identified as the campanile of the Chiesa di San Francesco di Paola, stands out among them. Overhead, numerous black electrical wires for trams or trolleybuses crisscross the sky.
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