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401. Nymphenburg Palace
The Wittelsbachs' Baroque summer palace in western Munich, with the Gallery of Beauties, a royal carriage museum and a 200-hectare park dotted with garden pavilions.
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The Wittelsbachs' Baroque summer palace in western Munich, with the Gallery of Beauties, a royal carriage museum and a 200-hectare park dotted with garden pavilions.
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Europe's largest aquarium complex, opened in 2003 at the City of Arts and Sciences, with around 45,000 animals from 500 species across ocean habitats.
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Florence's town hall since the Middle Ages, with Vasari's Hall of the Five Hundred, Medici apartments, a secret-room tour and a climbable 94-metre tower.
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Rebuilt under Hadrian around AD 126, the Pantheon still has the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome and has served as a church since 609.
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Seville's main park, around 40 hectares of shaded gardens, fountains and exposition pavilions redesigned by Forestier and linking the Plaza de España and the Plaza de América.
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An interactive science museum opened in 2008 in northern Medellín, with more than 300 hands-on exhibits, a large aquarium, a vivarium and a planetarium.
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Nepal's most revered Hindu temple, a gilded pagoda to Shiva on the Bagmati River with cremation ghats, shrines and an evening aarti open to all.
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Phuket's busiest and best-known beach, a long curve of sand on the west coast backed by Patong's hotels, restaurants, shops and Bangla Road nightlife.
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Peggy Guggenheim's former Grand Canal home, now a museum of 20th-century art with works by Picasso, Pollock, Magritte, Dalí, Kandinsky and Brâncuși.
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Petaling Street, the heart of Kuala Lumpur's original Chinatown, is a pedestrianised market street under a green roof, lined with stalls, eateries and heritage shophouses.
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Frost Science is a science museum, aquarium and planetarium in Museum Park, best known for its three-level aquarium and a large domed planetarium.
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Santiago's founding square, laid out in 1541, framed by the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Central Post Office, the National History Museum and the city hall.
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Cusco's main square, the Inca Huacaypata, framed by the Cathedral, the Compañía church and colonial arcades built over Inca palaces.
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Bogotá's main square, framed by the cathedral, the National Capitol, the Palace of Justice and the mayor's office, with Tenerani's 1846 statue of Bolívar at its centre.
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Porto's hilltop cathedral, begun in the 12th century, combines a Romanesque nave, a Gothic cloister lined with Baroque tiles and works by Nicolau Nasoni.
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A historic fort that grew from a 1761 watchtower into the rulers' palace and reopened in 2018 as a museum of the city's story.
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A large aquarium at the foot of the CN Tower with more than 20,000 animals, an underwater tunnel with a moving walkway, jellyfish galleries and a touch pool.
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Manila's 58-hectare bayside park, also known as Luneta, where José Rizal was executed in 1896 and where his monument stands under a ceremonial guard.
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Belgium's leading art collection, founded in 1801, with more than 20,000 works across the Old Masters, Magritte and Fin-de-Siècle museums.
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The 17th-century former city hall on Dam Square, designed by Jacob van Campen and now used by the Dutch royal family for state occasions.
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