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Best Attractions worldwide (2026)

1,107 places · Updated November 12, 2026

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162. Monserrate

Mountain sanctuary and viewpointPaseo Bolívar (Eastern Hills)

The 3,152-metre peak above central Bogotá, reached by funicular, cable car or a steep pilgrim path, with a 17th-century sanctuary and views over the city.

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164. Mount Royal Park

Urban park and lookoutMount Royal

Frederick Law Olmsted's park on the mountain that gives Montreal its name, with the Kondiaronk Belvedere city view, Beaver Lake, forest trails and winter sports.

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167. Museo Larco

Pre-Columbian art museumPueblo Libre

A private museum of pre-Columbian Peruvian art in an 18th-century viceroyal building in Pueblo Libre, known for its gold and silver gallery, erotic ceramics and walk-through storage.

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174. Park Güell

Park and Gaudí landmarkGràcia (La Salut)

Gaudí's hillside park in Gràcia, where mosaic-covered terraces, a serpentine bench and gingerbread-style lodges look out over Barcelona to the sea.

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175. Parque Ibirapuera

Urban parkIbirapuera / Vila Mariana

São Paulo's best-loved park, opened in 1954 for the city's 400th anniversary, with 158 hectares of lawns and lakes and a complex of buildings designed by Oscar Niemeyer.

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176. Pike Place Market

Historic public marketDowntown

Open since 1907, Pike Place Market is Seattle's historic public market, with produce and fish stalls, craft vendors, small shops and restaurants above Elliott Bay.

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177. Plaza Botero

Public square and sculpture parkLa Candelaria (Centro)

An open-air square of 7,000 square metres in central Medellín displaying 23 bronze sculptures donated by Fernando Botero, framed by two of the city's landmark buildings.

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180. Qutub Minar

Medieval minaret and monument complexMehrauli

A 72.5-metre sandstone minaret begun in 1199, standing in a UNESCO-listed complex in Mehrauli with the Iron Pillar and the ruins of Delhi's earliest mosque.

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