Famous World Landmarks

This famous waterfall starts in Canada, falls, and then ends up in the USA.

It has become the symbol of France.

Man-made but it's a UN Heritage Site, and you can see the symphony here in Sydney, Australia.

In India, the then king built the ______ to bury his wife inside.

In Moscow, it almost looks fake but it's a real place of worship.

In Paris, you can see famous paintings here.

Some people think it's the only man-made object that can be seen from space (but they're actually wrong).

The US president lives here.

British people can use it to tell the time.

Built over 100 years ago, it's still in use in London, England.

In Germany, you'd love to live in this castle (and there's a 2015 video game about it).

In the UAE, it's the tallest structure in the world.

The USA's most famous symbol of freedom.

In Mexico, it simply means "the castle".

The Canadian government meets here in Ottawa, Ontario.

This is the "leaning tower of ______"

In San Francisco, it used to be a prison, and maybe the most famous prison in the world.

In Beijing, the emperors used to live here.

In USA history around 1776, its ring was the sound of freedom.

It's Arizona's most famous, giant hole in the ground.

King Kong climbed it in the 1933 and 2005 movie versions.

A bunch of big rocks in England that are 5000 years old.