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441. Tiananmen Square
The vast square at the heart of Beijing, framed by the Tiananmen gate, the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum and the Qianmen gate tower.
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The vast square at the heart of Beijing, framed by the Tiananmen gate, the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum and the Qianmen gate tower.
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Twin 40-storey towers joined at the top by the Kuchu Teien Observatory, with a 360-degree open-air rooftop deck open until late evening.
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The domed home of the US Congress on Capitol Hill, visited on free guided tours from the underground Capitol Visitor Center on its east side.
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The former Accra home of W.E.B. Du Bois, now a memorial centre with his tomb, a small museum and his personal library, under restoration from 2026.
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Chiang Mai's oldest temple, built by King Mangrai in 1297, known for its elephant-buttressed chedi and two revered small Buddha images.
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The Gothic church beside Parliament where English and British monarchs have been crowned for centuries, full of royal tombs and memorials.
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Opened in 2019 at Pan-Atlantic University, the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art holds Nigerian art from Nok terracottas and Benin bronzes to modern and contemporary work.
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A quiet Postclassic Maya site north of downtown Cancún, where El Castillo rises over a ceremonial plaza and a fig tree grows out of a temple.
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A private museum in a 1940s building in central Casablanca, showing the collector Abderrahman Slaoui's Orientalist posters, Moroccan jewellery and paintings by Ben Ali R'bati and Majorelle.
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Napoleon's triumphal arch at the top of the Champs-Élysées, with a rooftop terrace looking down the twelve avenues radiating from Place Charles de Gaulle.
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The state's leading art museum in The Domain, with free general entry across two buildings, Naala Nura and the newer Naala Badu, opened in 2022.
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An extinct volcano rising 251 metres above Holyrood Park, a short walk from the Royal Mile, with city-wide views from its rocky summit.
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A riverside museum in the restored Empress Place Building tracing Asia's trading cultures, including the 9th-century Tang Shipwreck cargo.
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Auckland's oldest park, set in an ancient volcanic crater, with the 1920s Wintergardens glasshouses, a fernery in an old quarry and duck ponds below the museum.
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A Bavarian-style Lutheran church built by German missionaries in 1898 on the Kivukoni waterfront, with a red-tiled roof and belfry, now the diocese's cathedral.
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A private museum in Old Muscat, opened by the Zubair family in 1998, covering Omani weapons, jewellery, dress and household life across several traditional houses.
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A 16th-century Saadian Quranic school, once the largest in the Maghreb, with a marble courtyard, a reflecting pool and 130 former student rooms.
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In Simon's Town, boardwalks and sheltered coves at Boulders let visitors watch a colony of endangered African penguins that began with two breeding pairs in 1982.
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A residential neighbourhood of traditional tiled hanok houses between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung, where visitors are asked to explore quietly during set hours.
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Buganda's parliament building and the Lubiri palace at either end of the mile-long Kabaka Anjagala Road, with guided visits to the underground prison built under Idi Amin.
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