Ottoman Era Collection

Bulgaria, Southern Mountains, Plovdiv, Old Plovdiv, Ethnographical Museum, exterior

Jordan, Desert Highway, Qatrana, Qatrana Castle, built by the Orttomans in 1531 AD

Jordan, Aqaba, Aqaba Fort, Ottoman fortress. Arabic inscriptions

Bulgaria, Central Mountains, Koprivshtitsa, detail of Bulgarian National Revival-style house

Bulgaria, Central Mountains, Etar, Etar Ethnographic Village, traditional Ottoman-era houses

Albania, Gjirokastra, Ethnographic Museum, birthplace of Communist-era leader Enver Hoxha, traditional shoes

Albania, Berat, Ottoman-era buildings, dawn

Albania, Berat, Osumi River Pedestrian Bridge and Ottoman-era buildings, dawn

Albania, Gjirokastra, elevated view of Ottoman-era houses, dawn

Albania, Gjirokastra, Ottoman-era town buildings

Albania, Berat-area, Gorica, elevated village view from the Kala Citadel

Albania, Berat, Ottoman-era buildings

Albania, Berat, Ottoman-era buildings and Kala Citadel

Albania, Shkodra-area, the Mesi Bridge, Ottoman-era bridge

WW1 - Thessaloniki - The Konak - an Ottoman-era building built in 1891 as the residence of the governor-general of the Salonica Vilayet and the seat of the Ottoman authorities

Greece, Epirus Region, Zagorohoria Area, Vikos Gorge, Ottoman-era multi-arched bridge over the Voidomatis River

Greece, West Macedonia Region, Kastoria, Museum of Traditional Costumes housed in Ottoman-era house with vase in window

Rebuilding a building from the Ottoman era, central district, Beirut, Lebanon

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Discover the enchanting remnants of the Ottoman era as you journey through captivating landscapes and historical landmarks. In Istanbul, Turkey, marvel at the grandeur of The Blue Mosque and Walled Obelisk, testaments to the empire's architectural prowess. Immerse yourself in Bulgaria's Southern Mountains, where Old Plovdiv's Ethnographical Museum showcases an exterior that whispers tales of a bygone era. Travel along Jordan's Desert Highway to encounter Qatrana Castle, a magnificent fortress built by the Ottomans in 1531 AD. In Aqaba, Jordan, explore the Arabic-inscribed walls of Aqaba Fort—a formidable Ottoman stronghold guarding ancient secrets. Venture into Bulgaria's Central Mountains and admire Koprivshtitsa's intricate Bulgarian National Revival-style details that pay homage to Ottoman influences. Step back in time at Etar Ethnographic Village with its traditional Ottoman-era charm. Delve deeper into Albania's rich history as you visit Gjirokastra—the birthplace of Communist-era leader Enver Hoxha—where the Ethnographic Museum stands as a testament to its past. Witness dawn breaking over Berat and be captivated by its stunning Ottoman-era buildings reflecting golden hues against an azure sky. Cross Osumi River Pedestrian Bridge for a breathtaking view of Berat’s mesmerizing blend of nature and architecture during sunrise. As daylight emerges over Gjirokastra, witness elevated views revealing rows upon rows of well-preserved Ottoman-era houses steeped in stories waiting to be told. Ascend Kala Citadel for an unparalleled vantage point overlooking Gorica village near Berat—an idyllic scene showcasing Albanian life intertwined with traces from centuries past. Embark on this extraordinary journey through time and immerse yourself in the allure of these remarkable Ottoman-era treasures scattered across Istanbul, Turkey; Plovdiv and Koprivshtitsa in Bulgaria; Qatrana and Aqaba in Jordan.