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The car has a Dutch license plate with the NL country code, indicating the Netherlands. The Shell gas station design and surrounding architecture are typical for Dutch urban areas. The weather and vegetation also match the temperate climate of the Netherlands. Exact street or gas station cannot be identified from this image alone, but the city of Utrecht is a plausible urban area matching the environment and infrastructure style.

The Dutch license plate confirms the country. The half-timbered ('vakwerk') building in the background is highly characteristic of the South Limburg region of the Netherlands. Valkenburg is a well-known town in this region famous for this architectural style, making it a plausible regional guess. However, this is less specific than the primary candidate as it relies on a regional style rather than a direct match of multiple unique landmarks.

This candidate is located in the nearby Limburg province of Belgium. The Dutch license plate indicates the car is from the Netherlands, but the photo could be taken in a neighboring country. The brick paving ('klinkers'), Shell gas stations, and general architecture are very similar in this border region. This is a plausible alternative if one ignores the specific combination of landmarks, but it is much less likely than the confirmed match in Gulpen, Netherlands.