interior of the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert in Brussels, Belgium

interior of the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert in Brussels, Belgium. The architecture is ornate, with a high, arched ceiling featuring intricate plasterwork and decorative moldings. Large, dark red marble columns line the walkway, supporting the upper level. On the second floor, there is a white balcony with a balustrade, above which are several arched windows. Two statues of women in classical attire are positioned between the windows on the second level. Sunlight streams in from the glass roof above, illuminating the space. In the foreground, on the left, two individuals are seated on a wooden bench. One is wearing a dark hooded garment, and the other is a man with a bald head wearing a t-shirt and shorts, looking at his phone. On the right, a man is partially visible sitting on a bench. In the background, a dimly lit doorway leads to another section of the galleries where two figures are walking away from the camera. The floor appears to be made of polished stone or terrazzo. The overall impression is one of grandeur and historical elegance.