| Clue | City | Attraction |
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| A museum dedicated to the #1 softdrink on Earth | |
| Opening in 1915, this is one of the world's largest zoos, and one of the few zoos in the world that houses giant pandas. | |
| This shiny bean sculpture is the centerpiece to the city's downtown park. | |
| Originally a strip of coconut farms, it is now america's best topless beach. | |
| This is the tallest man-made monument in the country, and is described as the entrance to the west. | |
| Built for the 1962 World's Fair, this attraction offers wonderful vistas as well as a restaraunt 500 feet off the ground | |
| Home to a famous musician, this southern mansion was opened to the public in 1982. | |
| Originally a swamp, it is now home to a castle, a savannah, and a giant futuristic golf ball. | |
| At the heart of the city's french quarter, this attraction does not have an open container law. | |
| Erected in 1923, this is the nation's largest neighborhood development advertisement | |
| A retreat for royalty to go surfing in the 1800s, now is a popular vacation desitnation known for its long rolling waves. | |
| This large temple stands as the headquarters of one of the nation's religious sects. | |
| Designed by Pierre L'Enfant to be a grand avenue, it is now an ubran national park featuring free public museums. | |
| Shallow port for small freight and passenger ferries turned into public square with aquarium, shopping, and dragon paddle boats. | |
| Also designated an 'all-american road', this attraction has 19 of the world's 25 largest hotels, and some of the world's most famous casinos. | |
| Originally a crabbing spot for goldrushers, now is a major waterfront shopping attraction. | |
| One of the Bells rung to mark the public reading of the declaration of independence, July 8 1776 | |
| Originally an open air grocery and meat market, this was converted in the 1970s to a food court as the centerpiece to a pedestrial shopping mall | |
| The site of a military loss to Mexico, this site inspired many to 'remember it', and ultimately win the war against Mexico. | |
| After years as a red light district, it was converted in the 90s to a tourist friendly theatre district and home to one of the world's best new years celebrations. | |
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