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641. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
A 58-hectare national garden in Shinjuku combining Japanese, English landscape and French formal styles, famed for around 1,500 cherry trees.
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A 58-hectare national garden in Shinjuku combining Japanese, English landscape and French formal styles, famed for around 1,500 cherry trees.
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Mumbai's best-known Ganesh temple, founded in 1801 in Prabhadevi and visited by large numbers of devotees, with the longest queues on festival days.
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An open-concept zoo in the Mandai rainforest, opened in 1973, home to around 2,500 animals from more than 300 species.
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Skydeck Chicago is the 103rd-floor observation deck of Willis Tower, around 412 metres up, where glass boxes called The Ledge project out over Wacker Drive.
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The Smithsonian's natural history museum on the Mall, known for the Hope Diamond, its dinosaur hall, the Sant Ocean Hall and a live insect zoo.
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Twin-spired Roman Catholic cathedral built by French missionaries in the 1890s and modelled on Marseille Cathedral, tucked into the lanes of Baghani.
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A Catholic cemetery founded in 1789 just outside the French Quarter, with above-ground tombs including the crypt linked to Marie Laveau; visits are by guided tour only.
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The 98.6-metre bell tower of St Mark's, rebuilt after its collapse in 1902, with a lift to the belfry and wide views over Venice and the lagoon.
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Ireland's largest church, founded in 1191, where Jonathan Swift served as dean and is buried, with free guided tours from Monday to Saturday.
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Zurich's oldest parish church, on a small square below the Lindenhof, known for the 8.7-metre clock faces on its 64-metre tower and its links to Zwingli's Reformation.
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Amsterdam's museum of modern and contemporary art and design, set in an 1895 building with a white 2012 extension nicknamed the Bathtub.
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A Premonstratensian monastery founded in 1143 above Prague Castle, famous for its Baroque Theological Hall and Classical Philosophical Hall libraries.
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The head shrine of Japan's Sumiyoshi shrines, with four National Treasure sanctuaries and the steeply arched Sorihashi bridge over its pond.
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Built over the old Lagos Race Course and opened in 1972, Tafawa Balewa Square is a 14.5-hectare parade ground on Lagos Island known for its giant horse sculptures.
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Britain's national gallery of modern and contemporary art, set in a former power station on the South Bank with free collection displays.
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Milan's opera house, opened in 1778, where Verdi and Puccini premiered major works; its museum offers views into the gilded auditorium.
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The Bass is Miami Beach's contemporary art museum in Collins Park, with changing exhibitions, a café and free entry for local residents and on set days.
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Free contemporary art museum on Grand Avenue in Downtown LA, home to Eli and Edythe Broad's collection of postwar and contemporary art, including a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room.
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A 275-metre choreographed fountain on Burj Khalifa Lake whose water jets, lights and music shows run every evening beneath Burj Khalifa.
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At the south end of Boeing Field, The Museum of Flight displays historic aircraft and spacecraft, including a Concorde, an Air Force One and the first Boeing 747.
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