World Landmarks

This building, built in 1889 for the Centennial Exhibition, includes restaurants and a museum.

This natural wonder of the world is found off the coast of Queensland, Australia.

This oblong mass of rock comes from a Greek word meaning ‘city at the top’.

Styled as a base for busy people, this landmark is found in Wellington, New Zealand.

According to Māori legend, this is a wreckage from a giant canoe ....

This Australian landmark was designed by Danish architect, Jørn Utzon, in 1957.

This place, in Peru, is a mixed World Heritage site.

This building constructed in Rome could hold about 50,000 people.

An ancient city in Southern Italy - near to the site of the eruption of Mt Vesuvius.

The building was built by ruler, Shah Jahan, as a monument for his beloved wife, in 1632.

This river is the longest river in Africa and drains into the Mediterranean Sea

The world's highest waterfall is

This mountain became known to Europeans when German missionaries discovered it in 1848.

One of the biggest structures ever made by humans, initially to protect against invading armies

This tourist attraction in England, is believed to be a place of worship.

The name given to the clock tower of London's Houses of Parliament - and the bell inside it.

This is the highest point on earth, located on the border between Nepal and China.

It has the greatest volume of water and the largest drainage basin of any river in the world.

These huge structures were built as tombs for rulers & others in Ancient Egypt.

Found in the Northern Territory, the shallow caves at its base are sacred to Aboriginals.