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141. Grand Egyptian Museum
The vast new museum near the Giza pyramids, home to more than 100,000 artefacts including the complete Tutankhamun collection and Khufu's ancient boats.
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142. Griffith Observatory
Free-to-enter public observatory on the slopes of Mount Hollywood in Griffith Park, known for its astronomy exhibits, planetarium and views over Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign.
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143. Guinness Storehouse
Seven floors of exhibits in a 1902 fermentation plant at St James's Gate, ending with an included drink in the rooftop Gravity Bar.
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144. Harpa Concert Hall
Reykjavik's glass-fronted concert hall on the harbour, home to the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, with a facade designed with artist Olafur Eliasson and four performance halls.
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145. Independence Palace
The 1960s presidential palace of South Vietnam, whose gates were breached by a tank on 30 April 1975, preserved with its state rooms and basement command centre.
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146. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
A collector's house museum built to evoke a Venetian palace, with a glass-roofed garden courtyard, paintings by Titian, Rembrandt and Sargent, and the empty frames left by the 1990 theft.
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147. Jackson Square
The historic main square of the French Quarter, framed by St Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo, the Presbytère and the red-brick Pontalba Buildings, with artists along its railings.
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148. Japanese Covered Bridge (Chua Cau)
A small roofed bridge begun by Japanese merchants in the 1590s, with a temple built onto it in 1653 and a full restoration completed in 2024.
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149. Kiyomizu-dera
A hillside temple on Mount Otowa with a wooden stage jutting out over the trees, dedicated to an eleven-faced Kannon and part of Kyoto's UNESCO World Heritage listing.
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150. Kunsthaus Zürich
Switzerland's largest art museum by area, with Swiss and European art from the Middle Ages to today in Karl Moser's building and David Chipperfield's extension.
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151. Lake Wakatipu
New Zealand's longest lake, an 80 km dog-leg of deep glacial water that frames Queenstown and links it by boat and road to Kingston and Glenorchy.
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152. Lincoln Memorial
The colonnaded marble memorial to Abraham Lincoln at the west end of the National Mall, with a 19-foot seated statue and views along the Reflecting Pool.
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153. Livraria Lello
Porto's celebrated bookshop, opened on Rua das Carmelitas in 1906, known for its carved wooden interior, stained-glass skylight and sweeping red staircase.
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154. Louvre Abu Dhabi
Jean Nouvel's museum on Saadiyat Island, opened in 2017 under a dome of 7,850 aluminium stars, telling the story of human creativity across cultures and eras.
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155. Maison des Esclaves
Late 18th-century house on Gorée, a museum since 1962 and home of the Door of No Return, the island's best-known memorial to the Atlantic slave trade.
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156. Manneken Pis
Brussels' small bronze fountain of a urinating boy, first cast in the 17th century, famous for its wardrobe of around 1,000 costumes.
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157. Medina of Tunis
The walled old city of Tunis, founded in 698 around the Zitouna Mosque and listed by UNESCO, with around 700 monuments, souks and palaces.
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158. Meiji Jingu
A major Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, set in a large man-made forest beside Harajuku and Yoyogi Park.
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159. Millennium Park
Millennium Park is a free public park in the Loop, home to Cloud Gate, the Crown Fountain, Frank Gehry's Jay Pritzker Pavilion and the Lurie Garden.
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160. Miniatur Wunderland
The world's largest model railway according to Guinness World Records, filling several floors of a Speicherstadt warehouse with miniature landscapes, trains, airports and cities.
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