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801. Brooklyn Bridge
Opened in 1883, the granite-towered suspension bridge links Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, with an elevated walkway offering skyline views.
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Opened in 1883, the granite-towered suspension bridge links Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, with an elevated walkway offering skyline views.
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A Tang dynasty-style Buddhist temple in Chinatown, completed in 2007, housing a revered tooth relic, Buddhist museums and a rooftop prayer wheel.
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Dating to Pope Sixtus IV's gift of ancient bronzes in 1471, the Capitoline Museums fill Michelangelo's piazza on the Capitoline Hill with Rome's own treasures.
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Built by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679, the five-bastioned Castle of Good Hope is South Africa's oldest surviving colonial building.
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Tunisia's only active Catholic cathedral, completed in 1897 on Place de l'Indépendance with a striking mix of Moorish, Gothic and Byzantine styles.
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Pierre Bousquet's arcaded market hall on Boulevard Mohammed V, completed in the late 1910s and still the place locals buy fish, flowers and produce.
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A Franciscan monastery on the Cimiez hill with a free 9,550 square metre garden overlooking the city and sea, a small museum and the cemetery where Matisse lies.
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Coit Tower is a 1933 concrete tower on Telegraph Hill with Depression-era murals on its ground floor and an observation deck reached by lift.
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The oldest building of the Jagiellonian University, a late-Gothic college around an arcaded courtyard that now houses the university museum and its historic instruments.
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Brussels' museum of the ninth art, opened in 1989 in Victor Horta's Art Nouveau Waucquez store, with galleries on Tintin, the Smurfs and Belgian comics.
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An interactive museum in the Docklands' CHQ building telling the stories of Irish emigrants across 20 galleries, with a genealogy centre on site.
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The world's first Ferrari-themed park, opened on Yas Island in 2010, home to the Formula Rossa launched coaster and the Flying Aces wing coaster.
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A restored 1920 neo-classical garden at the edge of Thamel, with pavilions, ponds and lawns that offer a quiet break from the city traffic.
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A gibbon rescue and rehabilitation centre in the Khao Phra Thaeo forest, open to visitors through small, pre-booked learning sessions.
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Twenty-nine fragments of the prehistoric Gibeon iron meteorite mounted on steel columns in Post Street Mall, a national monument since 1950.
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Gold Reef City is a gold rush themed amusement park built on an old mine in Ormonde, with roller coasters, family rides and an underground mine tour.
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A 1,231-metre peak on the North Shore reached by aerial tram, with grizzly bears Grinder and Coola, ziplines, the Grouse Grind trail and skiing in winter.
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Coptic Cairo's best-known church, built above a gatehouse of the Roman fortress of Babylon and filled with icons, carved screens and a marble pulpit.
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A 161-hectare park on the west side of the city, with Grenadier Pond, a small donation-funded zoo, oak savannah, gardens and spring cherry blossoms.
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The French colonial city hall completed in 1909 at the head of Nguyen Hue, seat of the city government and open to visitors on the last weekend of each month.
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