1,107 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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Peter Eisenman's field of 2,711 concrete stelae near the Brandenburg Gate, with an underground information centre telling the stories of Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
View details — Memorial to the Murdered Jews of EuropeAttraction
Buenos Aires' neoclassical cathedral on Plaza de Mayo, home to the mausoleum of General José de San Martín and linked to Pope Francis.
View details — Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos AiresAttraction
Fiordland's best-known fiord, 15 km of sheer cliffs and permanent waterfalls under Mitre Peak, reached from Queenstown by coach, car or scenic flight.
View details — Milford Sound / PiopiotahiAttraction
Abuja's largest public park, a 32-hectare garden in Maitama designed by Manfredi Nicoletti and opened by Queen Elizabeth II in December 2003.
View details — Millennium ParkAttraction
Round museum opened in 2018 near Dakar's port and railway station, devoted to the cultures and history of Africa and its diaspora.
View details — Musée des Civilisations NoiresAttraction
A national museum created under Marc Chagall's wishes to house his Biblical Message paintings, with more than 400 works by the artist in Cimiez.
View details — Musée National Marc ChagallAttraction
Bourbon royal palace on a hill above the city, now a major art museum with Titian, Caravaggio and Parmigianino, set in a vast historic park.
View details — Museo e Real Bosco di CapodimonteAttraction
A former private collection in the Palacio de Villahermosa that traces European painting from the Gothic period to Pop Art, from Duccio and Van Eyck to Picasso.
View details — Museo Nacional Thyssen-BornemiszaAttraction
Santiago Calatrava's science museum on Pier Mauá, opened in 2015, with a multimedia exhibition on the cosmos, the Earth and humanity's future.
View details — Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow)Attraction
Arthur Erickson's 1976 museum on the UBC campus holds around 50,000 ethnographic objects, Northwest Coast poles in its Great Hall and Bill Reid's The Raven and the First Men.
View details — Museum of Anthropology at UBCAttraction
Housed in a Frank Gehry building at Seattle Center, MoPOP covers music, film, science fiction and games, with a large Jimi Hendrix collection.
View details — Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP)Attraction
Kenya's flagship museum on Museum Hill, covering human origins, wildlife, birds and the country's history, with botanic gardens and a snake park in the grounds.
View details — Nairobi National MuseumAttraction
A 76-metre memorial hall completed in 1980, set in a large park beside Liberty Square, with hourly honour guard drills on Democracy Boulevard.
View details — National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial HallAttraction
A modern museum in Fustat telling the story of Egyptian civilisation from prehistory to today, best known for its atmospheric Royal Mummies Hall.
View details — National Museum of Egyptian CivilizationAttraction
Iceland's national museum on Suðurgata, telling the country's story from the Viking-age settlement to the present day through around 2,000 objects in its permanent exhibition.
View details — National Museum of IcelandAttraction
Ireland's national collection of archaeology on Kildare Street, home to the Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch, prehistoric gold and Viking Ireland, with free entry.
View details — National Museum of Ireland – ArchaeologyAttraction
Korea's national museum in Yongsan, opened in its current building in 2005, with free galleries covering everything from Paleolithic tools to Silla gold and Goryeo celadon.
View details — National Museum of KoreaAttraction
Singapore's oldest museum, with roots going back to 1849, telling the nation's story inside a domed 19th-century building on Stamford Road.
View details — National Museum of SingaporeAttraction
The red-brick twin-towered cathedral built by the French between 1877 and 1880, standing at the head of Dong Khoi Street and undergoing a long restoration.
View details — Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of SaigonAttraction
Paris's great Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité, restored after the 2019 fire and reopened to visitors and worshippers in December 2024.
View details — Notre-Dame de Paris