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1001. Wiener Riesenrad
The Prater's Ferris wheel of 1897, nearly 65 metres high, whose wooden gondolas give slow views across Vienna and featured famously in the film The Third Man.
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The Prater's Ferris wheel of 1897, nearly 65 metres high, whose wooden gondolas give slow views across Vienna and featured famously in the film The Third Man.
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Fenced 70 sq km ranch about 164 km north of Kampala where southern white rhinos were reintroduced from 2005 and visitors track them on foot with rangers.
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Known by its old name Fanar, this spiral-towered mosque and cultural centre beside Souq Waqif introduces visitors to Islam and Qatari traditions through tours, talks and coffee.
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Beneath the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Aquaria KLCC holds over 5,000 animals of more than 250 species along a 90-metre underwater tunnel.
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A Renaissance merchants' exchange designed by Juan de Herrera that has held Spain's archive of its American and Asian empire since 1785, with free exhibitions.
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Moshe Safdie's lotus-shaped museum at Marina Bay Sands, staging exhibitions where art meets science, including the long-running teamLab Future World.
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A Darling Harbour museum opened in 1991, where visitors can board a destroyer, a submarine and a replica of Captain Cook's HM Bark Endeavour.
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Indravarman I's state temple of 881 in the Roluos group, a five-level sandstone pyramid that predates Angkor Wat by more than two centuries.
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An ancient spring-fed temple tank on Malabar Hill, surrounded by shrines and old houses, with origins in the 12th century and a legend tied to the Ramayana.
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White marble Lakshmi Narayan temple opened in 1988 below Moti Dungri hill, with stained-glass panels, carved figures and a small family museum.
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The Boston Public Library's main branch on Copley Square, with Charles McKim's 1895 building, the Bates Hall reading room and free entry for everyone.
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A museum in a recreated 19th-century bahay na bato opposite San Agustin Church, showing how wealthy families lived in Spanish-era Manila.
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Star-shaped 16th-century fortress on the summit of the Vomero, with the city's widest panorama and a museum of 20th-century Neapolitan art.
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A protected 33-hectare hill in the middle of Medellín, topped by Pueblito Paisa, a 1977 replica of a traditional Antioquian village, with a sculpture park and viewpoints.
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A group of eight small islands off Hoi An's coast, recognised by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve, with coral reefs, fishing villages and 17th- and 18th-century shrines.
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One of the oldest Hindu temples in Nepal, a hilltop shrine to Vishnu east of Kathmandu with Licchavi-era stone sculpture and a 5th-century inscription.
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A hands-on science and discovery museum for children in west Amman, with more than 180 interactive exhibits, a toddler zone and a climbing wall.
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A Sino-Portuguese family mansion on Krabi Road built around 1903, with Italian floor tiles, an indoor pond and rooms used as a film location.
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A complex of 13 computer-controlled fountains in the 1920s Parque de la Reserva, recognised by Guinness as the largest fountain complex in a public park, best seen after dark.
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Beijing's Yuan dynasty Confucius Temple and the adjoining Imperial College, where 198 stone steles record the names of more than 51,000 successful imperial exam candidates.
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