A large mural of Vasil Levski is depicted on the side of a multi-story building in Botevgrad, Bulgaria, under an overcast sky

A large mural of Vasil Levski is depicted on the side of a multi-story building in Botevgrad, Bulgaria, under an overcast sky. The mural occupies the full height of the building's left facade, featuring a man identified by the Cyrillic text "Васил Левски" and dates "1837-1873." He is portrayed with a mustache, dark hair, and a stern expression, wearing a dark green tunic, reddish-brown pants, and a wide-striped off-white and brown/tan cloak. Behind him, within the mural, is a stylized silhouette of a monument or tower against a background gradient of warm orange, yellow, and blue. A quote in Bulgarian is painted above the figure: "If I ever win something for Bulgaria, it will be so that everyone knows it belongs to the people." A circular seal is visible on the lower left of the mural, and a signature "ANEL 2023 5-22" is present near the bottom. The adjacent section of the building is painted a light mint green and features multiple white-framed windows. Bare deciduous tree branches are visible on both sides of the image, partially obscuring the building and contrasting with the grey, cloudy sky. In the far left background, parts of other residential buildings with red-tiled roofs are visible, and two parked cars are partially seen at the bottom left.