Spanning over a century.

Ishika Pasha Palace is the last remaining monument of the Ottoman Empire in Turkey.

Construction began in 1685 by Colak Abdi Pasha and was continued by his son and then his grandson.

It combines a variety of architectural styles, including Armenian, Georgian and Ottoman elements.

The palace also includes Middle Eastern inspired features such as arches and domes.

The Ishika Pasha Palace is such a cultural icon that it was featured on the Turkish 100 lira banknote between 2005 and 2009.

The palace was abandoned with the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

But today the site is a protected historical landmark.