1,107 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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Real Madrid's home stadium, opened in 1947 and rebuilt with a retractable roof, where the Bernabéu Tour covers the trophy museum, panoramic views and pitch-side areas.
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Circular science and technology museum opened in 2022 near Unity Park, with interactive exhibitions and a 200-seat dome theatre.
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The first SeaWorld outside the United States and the first without orcas, opened in 2023 on Yas Island with eight indoor realms and a vast multi-species aquarium.
View details — SeaWorld Yas Island, Abu DhabiAttraction
The observation deck on floors 61 and 62 of the Gran Torre Santiago, South America's tallest building, with 360-degree views at 300 metres.
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The great Baroque church of the Lesser Town, built by the Dientzenhofers, with a huge frescoed dome and an organ that Mozart played in 1787.
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A 22-acre Victorian park at the top of Grafton Street, with a lake, bandstand, memorials and a garden for the blind, free to enter.
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Munich's oldest parish church, just off Marienplatz, whose 306-step tower known as Alter Peter gives one of the best views over the old town.
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Brisbane's steel cantilever bridge of 1940, designed by John Bradfield, linking Fortitude Valley and Kangaroo Point and climbable on guided tours.
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A calm Fujian-style temple modelled on the Confucius Temple in Qufu, rebuilt in 1930 and known for its ceramic decoration and September ceremony.
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A disused elevated freight railway on Manhattan's West Side reimagined as a planted public walkway, with gardens, art and city views.
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A free museum and research centre on Royal Street devoted to the history and culture of New Orleans and the Gulf South, with French Quarter galleries and a courtyard café.
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Edvard Eriksen's small bronze statue from 1913, sitting on a rock by the Langelinie promenade and inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale.
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A family-run zoo opened in 1907 that pioneered enclosures without bars, with a large elephant herd, an Arctic sea walkway and a separate tropical aquarium.
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A national park of almost 4,000 hectares of replanted Atlantic forest in the heart of Rio, with Pico da Tijuca, waterfalls and viewpoints.
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An Inca estate about 22 km south-east of Cusco, known for its great terraces and working stone channels and fountains fed by a natural spring.
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Valencia's 15th-century western city gate, 34 metres high, still marked by French cannon fire from the siege of 1808.
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London's Victorian bascule bridge, where a ticketed visit takes you along high-level glass-floored walkways and into the original engine rooms.
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A Renaissance country estate north-west of Dubrovnik, now an arboretum of the Croatian Academy, with formal gardens, a Neptune fountain and 500-year-old plane trees.
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Nevada's oldest state park, around 50 miles north-east of Las Vegas, known for red Aztec sandstone formations, ancient petroglyphs and short desert hikes.
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The Venetian Pool is a historic spring-fed public pool in Coral Gables, created in a former limestone quarry and opened in 1924, with waterfalls and grottos.
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