| Description | Landmark |
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| A large amphitheatre used by the Romans for gladiator battles and many other public spectacles | |
| The tallest building in Paris and the most visited paid monument in the world | |
| The largest four-faced chiming clock in the world, the bell was turned off and the face was dimmed at night during WWI to avoid Zeppelin attacks | |
| A multi-venue performing arts center, it is situated on Bennelong Point, surrounded by the harbor of it's city on three sides | |
| Nicknamed 'The Crossroads of the World,' it is the site of the annual ball drop at the start of the new year | |
| This church has the largest interior of any Christian church in the world | |
| If you throw a coin in this fountain, you will be ensured a return to Rome, according to legend | |
| This canyon run 277 miles long with the Colorado River running through it | |
| | Description | Landmark |
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| This Hawaiian port was attacked and helped lead America to enter into WWII | |
| A large sandstone formation in the Northen Territory of Australia, it has many springs, ancient cave paintings, waterholes, and rock caves | |
| Located at the peak of Corcovado mountain, this statue overlooks the city of Rio de Janeiro | |
| The largest recreational resort in the world, there are four main parks within this Florida hotspot | |
| This partly destroyed building is dedicated to the Greek god, Athena, who the city it is located in is named after | |
| A free-standing television and radio tower in Moscow, it is currently the tallest tower in Europe and third tallest in the world | |
| A very colorful 570 foot long suspension bridge crossing the Tokyo Bay | |
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