1,107 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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One of Bangkok's oldest and largest temples, famous for its 46-metre gilded Reclining Buddha and as the historic home of Thai traditional massage.
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Poland's coronation church on Wawel Hill, consecrated in 1364, with the gilded Sigismund Chapel, royal tombs, poets' crypts and the giant Sigismund Bell.
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Wynwood Walls is an outdoor street art museum in Wynwood, showing large murals by artists from around the world since 2009.
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A Ming-dynasty private garden of rockeries, ponds and halls in Shanghai's Old City, begun in 1559 and set beside the Huxinting Teahouse and Yuyuan Bazaar.
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Bronze statue about 50 metres tall on one of the Mamelles hills in Ouakam, unveiled in 2010 and showing a family rising towards the sky.
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The canal house on the Prinsengracht where Anne Frank and seven others hid during the Second World War, now a museum about her life and diary.
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One of North America's larger art museums, on Dundas Street West, with a Frank Gehry-designed building, major Canadian holdings and a permanent Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room.
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The state art gallery, founded in 1895, with free entry to collections spanning Western Australian and First Nations art from the 1800s to today.
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A 1927 bronze statue of an African soldier on a roundabout at the centre of downtown Dar es Salaam, honouring the askari and carriers of the First World War.
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A 102-metre model of an iron crystal built for Expo 58 on the Heysel plateau, with exhibitions, a panoramic top sphere and a restaurant.
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New Zealand's first permanent art gallery, set in an 1887 French Renaissance building with an award-winning 2011 extension, holding over 18,000 works with free general entry.
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The tiled 1913 gate that forms the main western entrance to Fes el-Bali, blue on its outer face and green on the side facing the medina.
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A late 19th-century palace of around 150 rooms built for the grand viziers Si Musa and Ba Ahmed, known for painted ceilings, zellij and marble courtyards.
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A 17th-century Franciscan church and convent in Lima's historic centre, visited for its Baroque facade, tiled cloister, old library and the catacombs beneath the church.
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The central memorial to the division of Berlin, set along Bernauer Strasse with a preserved section of Wall, border strip, watchtower and free exhibitions.
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Sultan Ahmed I's six-minaret imperial mosque, completed in 1617 and named for the blue İznik tiles that line its vast prayer hall.
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Boston's central public park, established in 1634, with the Frog Pond, Civil War memorials, an old burying ground and the visitor centre where the Freedom Trail begins.
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The largest stupa in the Kathmandu Valley, a centre of Tibetan Buddhist life ringed by monasteries, prayer wheels, guesthouses and restaurants east of the city.
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Small headland national park at Burleigh Heads with rainforest and coastal walking tracks, ocean lookouts and views back along the Gold Coast skyline.
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Gaudí's remodelled townhouse on Passeig de Gràcia, famous for its bone-like balconies, shimmering tiled façade and dragon-scaled roof, now an immersive house museum.
View details — Casa Batlló