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581. Dohány Street Synagogue
Europe's largest synagogue, consecrated in 1859, with the Hungarian Jewish Museum, a Holocaust memorial garden and a cemetery for victims of the wartime ghetto.
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Europe's largest synagogue, consecrated in 1859, with the Hungarian Jewish Museum, a Holocaust memorial garden and a cemetery for victims of the wartime ghetto.
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Dubrovnik's Baroque cathedral, rebuilt after the 1667 earthquake, with a Titian altarpiece and a treasury holding the gold reliquaries of St Blaise.
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University museum inside Haile Selassie's former palace, showing Ethiopian ethnography, music, religious art and the emperor's private rooms.
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The 14th-century Genoese stone tower above Karaköy, now a museum with a 360-degree observation deck over the Golden Horn, Bosphorus and old city.
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One of Germany's major art museums, spanning seven centuries from medieval altarpieces and Caspar David Friedrich to contemporary art in the Galerie der Gegenwart.
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The museum of ice hockey at Yonge and Front, inside Brookfield Place, home of the Stanley Cup, NHL trophies, hands-on rink games and changing exhibits.
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Historic 726-foot dam on the Colorado River about 30 miles south-east of Las Vegas, with a visitor centre, guided tours and a walk across the top of the dam.
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The national monument to Sri Lankan independence, built in 1949 to 1953 and modelled on the royal audience hall of the Kandyan kings.
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A reservoir in western Abuja, built to supply water to the young capital, that now draws residents for boat rides, lakeside walks and weekend events.
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A working Buddhist temple in Putuo, founded in 1882 to house two white jade Buddhas brought from Burma, a seated figure and a reclining one.
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A Taoist temple completed in 1909 by Cantonese migrants, filled with carved figures, incense smoke and worshippers, and visited by President Obama in 2016.
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Defensive hill fort on the Hill of Eagles above Amber Fort, home to the 18th-century Jaivana cannon, an armoury, water tanks and wide Aravalli views.
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A red-and-white 1930s lighthouse in old Jamestown, about 28 metres tall, whose spiral stairs lead to wide views over the fishing harbour and Accra's coast.
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Johannesburg Zoo on Jan Smuts Avenue has been open since 1904 and houses more than 2,000 animals of over 300 species in leafy grounds beside Zoo Lake.
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The royal ancestral shrine of the Joseon dynasty, a UNESCO site since 1995, where the spirit tablets of kings and queens are kept in long, austere halls.
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Jordan's national gallery in Jabal al-Luweibdeh, with thousands of modern and contemporary works from Jordan, the Arab world and the Global South.
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The Juma Masjid on Dr Yusuf Dadoo Street, founded in 1881 and rebuilt from 1927, is Durban's landmark mosque, with gilt-domed minarets above the Grey Street district.
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A Nairobi landmark since 1973, this tower is crowned by a cone-shaped helipad whose rooftop gives open views over the city centre and, on clear days, towards the Ngong Hills.
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The residence of Japan's emperors until 1869, set inside the wide lawns and woods of Kyoto Gyoen and open to the public free of charge.
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Shallow salt lake about 35 km north-east of Dakar whose water can turn pink, known for its salt collectors and as the former finish of the Dakar Rally.
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