Sassari's cathedral lit up on a June night

The image shows the facade of a stone building, likely a church, at night. The building is ornately decorated with carvings, including what appear to be figures and a crest above the central archway. Three large arched entrances are visible at the base, with metal gates partially obscuring the doorways. The facade is illuminated by artificial light, casting shadows and highlighting the architectural details. A tree branch is visible in the upper right corner of the image. The building is situated at the top of a wide stone staircase. The overall impression is one of historical architecture in an urban setting. Based on the architectural style and the provided location context, this is likely the facade of the Basilica of San Gavino Martire in Porto Torres, a town near Sassari in Sardinia, Italy.

The video is a low-light, handheld shot of a stone building facade at night. The building appears to be ornate with detailed carvings and arched entrances. To the left of the main facade, a section of another building with illuminated windows is visible. In the foreground, a person walks from right to left across a paved area. The sky is dark and appears to be cloudy. The camera movement is primarily a slow pan to the right.