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441. West Lake
Hanoi's largest lake, with a 17-kilometre shoreline, the ancient Tran Quoc Pagoda on an islet and the leafy Tay Ho district of cafés, hotels and restaurants.
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442. Wrigley Field
Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs since 1916, is a 1914 ballpark in Wrigleyville with ivy-covered walls, a hand-turned scoreboard and guided tours.
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443. Xintiandi
A district of restored shikumen lanes around Madang Road, turned into restaurants, bars and shops, beside the site of the Chinese Communist Party's first congress.
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444. Žižkov Television Tower
Prague's 216-metre TV tower in Žižkov, with an observation deck at 93 metres, a restaurant at 66 metres and David Černý's giant crawling babies on its legs.
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445. “O” by Cirque du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil's original water show, resident at Bellagio since the resort opened in 1998, performed in and around a 1.5 million gallon pool.
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446. A O Show
A Vietnamese bamboo circus by Lune Production at the Saigon Opera House, combining acrobatics, bamboo props and traditional music inspired by village life.
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447. Agdal Gardens
A vast walled royal estate of orchards and reservoirs south of the medina, founded by the Almohads in the 12th century and listed by UNESCO.
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448. Ain Sebaa Zoo
Casablanca's historic zoo, reopened at the end of 2025 after a full redevelopment, with around 500 animals in Africa, Asia and South America zones.
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449. AQWA, The Aquarium of Western Australia
A large aquarium at Hillarys Boat Harbour that recreates Western Australia's coastline, with a long underwater tunnel and guided snorkelling with sharks.
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450. Asiatique The Riverfront
A riverside shopping and entertainment complex in restored East Asiatic Company warehouses, with a 60-metre Ferris wheel, restaurants and evening market stalls.
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451. Balat and Fener
Two historic Golden Horn neighbourhoods of colourful houses, synagogues and churches, including the iron-built Bulgarian St Stephen Church and Ahrida Synagogue.
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452. Baptism Site Bethany Beyond the Jordan
The UNESCO-listed site on the Jordan River identified as Bethany beyond the Jordan, where John baptised Jesus, visited with a shuttle and local guide.
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453. Barefoot
Barbara Sansoni's design shop, founded in 1964, selling handwoven Sri Lankan textiles alongside a bookshop, gallery and garden café on Galle Road.
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454. Barrio del Carmen
The old town's most characterful quarter, between the medieval gates of Serranos and Quart, known for street art, small squares, museums and nightlife.
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455. Berliner Philharmonie
The home of the Berliner Philharmoniker, a tent-like concert hall at the Kulturforum with seating around the stage, guided tours and free lunchtime concerts.
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456. Boston Public Market
An indoor, year-round market on Hanover Street where more than 30 New England farmers, artisans and food producers sell groceries, prepared food and drinks.
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457. Bota Bota, spa-sur-l’eau
A floating spa moored in the Old Port, with a reservable water circuit, massages, riverside gardens and a restaurant, reserved for guests aged 18 and over.
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458. Brisbane Powerhouse
A 1920s riverside power station in New Farm reopened in 2000 as an arts centre for performance, music and free exhibitions, with restaurants and markets.
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459. Campo de’ Fiori
This lively square near Piazza Navona has hosted a daily market since 1869, watched over by the hooded statue of the philosopher Giordano Bruno.
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460. Carrara Markets
Large weekend market at Carrara with more than 300 stalls, cafes and family attractions, open Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 3pm with free entry and parking.
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