What we see in buildings from the Middle Ages detailed and dark What happens if we adapt Gothic architecture, which has a unique style, to our historic buildings?

Almost looks like a fantastic universe Turkiye was created. Let’s see if you like it.

Maiden’s Tower | Look at the latest restoration, and the charisma of this one:

Izmir Ephesus Ruins | What a fantastic film to shoot here!

Izmir Clock Tower | There are always pigeons around him, in this case there would probably be bats.

Dolmabahce Palace | The current design is also beautiful, but when it was turned into Gothic architecture, the atmosphere changed.

Basilica Cistern | The last restoration was beautiful and we couldn’t say no to this either.

Galata Tower | Let’s exaggerate things a bit: imagine a gargoyle statue on top of the city staring back at you every day.

Nimrod Images | If we make the gods a little more fantastical, we get the look of a high-budget movie.

Antalya Aspendos Old Theater | The Gothic version of this building, which is fascinating even today, is on a completely different level.

Hagia Sophia | Let’s increase the number of gargoyles and change the atmosphere into a Van Helsing movie.

Historic Elevator of Izmir | Imagine looking at the view of the bay from here.

Bosphorus Bridge | The difference is easier to see if you look at the normal rear view.

Topkapi Palace | Where you want to live while ruling the seven kingdoms.

Rumeli Fortress | A design that will intimidate enemies who will try to break in.

Haydarpaşa train station | Doesn’t it remind you a bit of Hogwarts?

Sumela Monastery | If it is a building in the mountains, the atmosphere becomes even more beautiful.

Göbeklitepe | The detail and beauty of these patterns…

Ortakoy Mosque | The original with make-up.

Ani Ruins | It looks like Dracula is going to emerge at any moment.

Sultanahmet Mosque | Foreigners might say ‘Dark Mosque’ instead of ‘Blue Mosque’.

Trojan horse | It seems like it could come to life at any moment.

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