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181. Plaza Mayor

Historic squareSol (Madrid de los Austrias)

Madrid's arcaded 17th-century main square, finished in 1619, with 237 balconies, the painted Casa de la Panadería and a statue of Philip III.

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182. Praça do Comércio

Historic squareBaixa

The great riverside square laid out after the 1755 earthquake on the site of the Ribeira Palace, framed by arcades and the Rua Augusta Arch.

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183. St Mark’s Campanile

Bell tower and viewpointSan Marco

The 98.6-metre bell tower of St Mark's, rebuilt after its collapse in 1902, with a lift to the belfry and wide views over Venice and the lagoon.

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184. St Patrick’s Cathedral

Gothic cathedralThe Liberties

Ireland's largest church, founded in 1191, where Jonathan Swift served as dean and is buried, with free guided tours from Monday to Saturday.

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185. St. Peter Church

Historic parish churchAltstadt (Old Town)

Zurich's oldest parish church, on a small square below the Lindenhof, known for the 8.7-metre clock faces on its 64-metre tower and its links to Zwingli's Reformation.

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186. Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Modern and contemporary art museumMuseumplein

Amsterdam's museum of modern and contemporary art and design, set in an 1895 building with a white 2012 extension nicknamed the Bathtub.

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187. Strahov Monastery

Monastery, historic library and galleryHradčany

A Premonstratensian monastery founded in 1143 above Prague Castle, famous for its Baroque Theological Hall and Classical Philosophical Hall libraries.

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188. Tate Modern

Modern and contemporary art museumBankside

Britain's national gallery of modern and contemporary art, set in a former power station on the South Bank with free collection displays.

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189. Teatro alla Scala and La Scala Museum

Opera house and theatre museumDuomo

Milan's opera house, opened in 1778, where Verdi and Puccini premiered major works; its museum offers views into the gilded auditorium.

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190. Tjörnin

City lake and birdlifeMiðborg

The shallow lake at the heart of central Reykjavik, beside City Hall, visited by dozens of water bird species and ringed by footpaths, museums and old houses.

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191. Torre del Oro

Medieval watchtower and naval museumArenal

A twelve-sided Almohad watchtower built in 1220 on the Guadalquivir, now holding a small naval museum and a terrace with river views.

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192. Trevi Fountain

Baroque fountainTrevi

Nicola Salvi's Baroque fountain, completed in 1762, is Rome's most famous; since February 2026 non-residents pay a small fee to reach the basin.

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193. Basilica dei Frari

Gothic churchSan Polo

The great Franciscan Gothic church of San Polo, consecrated in 1492, home to Titian's Assumption, his Pesaro Madonna, his tomb and Canova's pyramid monument.

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194. Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio

Romanesque basilicaSant'Ambrogio

Milan's oldest major church, founded by Saint Ambrose in the 4th century and rebuilt in Lombard Romanesque style, with a golden altar and his tomb.

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195. Benaki Museum of Greek Culture

Museum of Greek cultureKolonaki

Antonis Benakis's family mansion opposite the National Garden, tracing Greek art and culture from prehistory to the 20th century in one building.

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196. Berlin Cathedral

Protestant cathedralMuseum Island

The domed Protestant cathedral on Museum Island, completed in 1905, with a rich interior, the Hohenzollern crypt and a walkway around the dome.

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197. Boboli Gardens

Historic gardenOltrarno

The Medici's terraced Renaissance garden behind the Palazzo Pitti, with grottoes, fountains, statues and views across the rooftops of Florence.

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198. Casa de Pilatos

Historic palaceSan Bartolomé

A late 15th-century Andalusian palace mixing Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance styles, with one of the world's largest early azulejo collections and Roman sculpture.

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199. Certosa e Museo di San Martino

Monastery and museumVomero

Former Carthusian monastery on the Vomero hill with a lavish baroque church, a great cloister, a famous nativity collection and sweeping views over the bay.

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200. Christ Church Cathedral

Medieval cathedral and cryptChristchurch

Dublin's medieval cathedral, founded after 1028 and rebuilt in stone by the Normans, with a 12th-century crypt that is the largest in Britain or Ireland.

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