
Dokumapark Open-Air Miniature Park presents landmarks from across Türkiye at a shared scale. Its 1:25 models turn regional variety into a walkable landscape, allowing visitors to compare architecture and geography in a single visit.
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Dokumapark’s open-air miniature park compresses a large country into a single walk. The Kepez municipality created it under the theme “Türkiye at a Glance,” displaying 84 monuments from different regions as models at one-to-twenty-five scale.
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Quick facts
- The park displays 84 monuments from across Türkiye.
- Models are built at 1:25 scale.
- The collection includes Seljuk, Ottoman, ancient, and vernacular architecture.
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