Duplicate of Landmarks of Europe

Literally this church name means, "the sacred family" and is located in Barcelona, Spain...

what landmark was used for gladiator fights and public spectacles?

What landmark is a series of built fortifications used as protection and border control?

What palace was the site of the peace conference following WWI?

The top of what landmark is about 17 feet off vertical?

What landmark was a hiding place during WWII?

What landmark is a giant ferris wheel on the south bank of the river Thames in London?

What landmark is thought to have astronomical significance?

What Greek Orthodox Christian church, located in Istanbul, Turkey, means "holy wisdom"?

Which landmark is a bell, cast in 1858, located in the clock tower of Westminster Palace?

What landmark is a former imperial summer residence located in Vienna, Austria?

One of the oldest and largest markets in the world it has 61 covered streets and 4,000 shops...

One of the most famous landmarks of Paris, honoring those who died in the French revolution...

What landmark is the site of complex cave drawings in southwestern France?

Located in Paris, what museum is home to the Mona Lisa?

Michaelangelo famously painted the ceiling in what church found in the Vatican in Rome, Italy?

Cinderella's Castle in the Magic Kingdom at Disney World is modeled on what European castle?

A residency of the Queen, what palace is located in London and used for official business?

What used to be a Roman village and is now the center of the old city of Barcelona, Spain?

Also known as the Wawel Castle, built by King Casimir III the Great and located in Poland...

Also known as "Dracula's Castle" it's located in Transylvania, which is part of Romania...

Come on man, look at the picture.

Steps in ROME, ITALY connecting two important landmarks...

What was a former temple on the Athenean Acropolis, Greece and dedicated to the goddess Athena?

What landmark is a historic castle on the north bank of the Thames River in London?