The image displays the upper portion of the Varna Municipality Building, historically known as Hotel Musala, situated on Primorski Boulevard in Varna, Bulgaria

The image displays the upper portion of the Varna Municipality Building, historically known as Hotel Musala, situated on Primorski Boulevard in Varna, Bulgaria. The multi-story structure features a faded light yellow facade with extensive white classical architectural detailing, including cornices, window surrounds, and balustrades, all exhibiting signs of weathering. At the apex of the roofline, three white stone statues are prominently positioned against an overcast sky. The central figure is a standing female, draped in a classical garment, with her right arm raised upwards and her left hand holding an indistinct object near her waist. Flanking her are two seated male figures: one on the left appears youthful and muscular, while the figure on the right is older with a visible beard. Below these statues, an ornate arched pediment is inscribed with the year "1936" and features decorative relief work. The building's upper levels include a large arched window with a white frame and multiple panes, located directly beneath the pediment. Other windows, a mix of arched and rectangular, also feature white frames. Balconies with white balustrades are visible on multiple floors. Modern air conditioning units are attached to the exterior walls, and a Bulgarian national flag is visible, leaning against a window on the lower right section of the building. In the lower-left foreground, a section of a black, ornate street lamppost with a curved arm and a clear glass fixture is present. The red-tiled roof is visible behind the statues and along the upper edges of the structure.