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341. Antonine Baths of Carthage
The seafront ruins of the largest Roman baths in Africa, built between 145 and 162 AD and the most dramatic surviving monument of ancient Carthage.
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The seafront ruins of the largest Roman baths in Africa, built between 145 and 162 AD and the most dramatic surviving monument of ancient Carthage.
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The mother temple of the Baha'i faith in Africa, a domed house of worship dedicated in 1961 and set in 52 acres of gardens on Kikaaya Hill.
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Oil magnate Calouste Gulbenkian's art collection, from ancient Egypt to Lalique jewellery, set in a landscaped garden alongside the Kengo Kuma-redesigned modern art centre.
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Cartagena's 16th-century stone cathedral beside Parque de Bolívar, damaged by Francis Drake's cannon in 1586 and crowned by a tower remodelled in 1908.
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The Sforza dukes' brick fortress, rebuilt from 1450, now home to civic museums including Michelangelo's last sculpture, the Rondanini Pietà.
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An 18th-century hilltop castle in Chapultepec forest, once home to Emperor Maximilian and later presidents, now the National Museum of History with terraces over the city.
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A 1,300-acre park in Mid-City with ancient live oaks, lagoons, a botanical garden, a vintage carousel, NOMA and its free sculpture garden.
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The long Renaissance trading hall in the middle of the Main Market Square, with souvenir stalls below and the National Museum's 19th-century Polish art gallery upstairs.
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A 351.5-metre tower shaped like a lotus bud on the edge of Beira Lake, opened to the public in 2022 with an observation gallery and restaurants.
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Durban's Edwardian City Hall, completed in 1910 and modelled closely on Belfast City Hall, houses the free Natural Science Museum on its first floor.
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UNESCO-listed rock-cut cave temples on an island in Mumbai Harbour, famous for the colossal three-faced Sadashiva sculpture of Shiva.
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A former royal abbey church founded in 853 on the Münsterhof, best known for Marc Chagall's five choir windows and Augusto Giacometti's tall north transept window.
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Small museum in Mercury House, Shangani, tracing Freddie Mercury's Zanzibar childhood and rise to fame with photographs loaned by Queen Productions.
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A convict-built prison in Fremantle that held inmates until 1991 and is now a World Heritage site explored on themed guided tours.
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The grandest of Hoi An's Chinese assembly halls, founded by Fujian merchants in 1697 and dedicated to Thien Hau, the goddess of the sea.
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