Red-roofed buildings line Kalisz's oldest street with historic landmarks.
A look across and down a green grassy lawn at Kalisz. Kalisz is the oldest town in Poland. The city buildings are aligning a city street that is below a guardrail. They face the viewer and slightly to the left. The buildings are more than one story. They all have the same red brick colored roofs. The buildings span the width of the image and are several city blocks deep. A building on the left has a spire that is cream colored with three green aqua tiers around it. In the center of the frame and amongst the city buildings, are two smaller gray spires. To the right of these spires is a bell tower in the middle of the buildings. Beyond the buildings in the background is a hillside with more buildings with red roofs. In the foreground of the lawn, a random lone Roman column is just to the left of center, about one third up from the bottom of the frame.