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81. Montreal Botanical Garden
A 75-hectare botanical garden founded in 1931 beside the Olympic Park, with Chinese, Japanese and First Nations gardens, year-round greenhouses and the Insectarium.
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82. Old North Church
Boston's oldest surviving church building, begun in 1723, where two lanterns were hung in the steeple on 18 April 1775 to signal the movement of British troops.
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83. Playa Langosta
A sheltered public beach on the northern arm of the Hotel Zone, facing the Bahía de Mujeres, with shallow, calm water suited to children.
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84. Science World
Science World fills the geodesic dome built for Expo 86 at the east end of False Creek, with hands-on galleries, live science shows and an OMNIMAX theatre.
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85. Skydeck Chicago
Skydeck Chicago is the 103rd-floor observation deck of Willis Tower, around 412 metres up, where glass boxes called The Ledge project out over Wacker Drive.
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86. Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
The Smithsonian's natural history museum on the Mall, known for the Hope Diamond, its dinosaur hall, the Sant Ocean Hall and a live insect zoo.
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87. St Louis Cemetery No. 1
A Catholic cemetery founded in 1789 just outside the French Quarter, with above-ground tombs including the crypt linked to Marie Laveau; visits are by guided tour only.
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88. The Bass Museum of Art
The Bass is Miami Beach's contemporary art museum in Collins Park, with changing exhibitions, a café and free entry for local residents and on set days.
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89. The Broad
Free contemporary art museum on Grand Avenue in Downtown LA, home to Eli and Edythe Broad's collection of postwar and contemporary art, including a Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Room.
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90. The Museum of Flight
At the south end of Boeing Field, The Museum of Flight displays historic aircraft and spacecraft, including a Concorde, an Air Force One and the first Boeing 747.
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91. Audubon Zoo
A long-established zoo in Audubon Park, known for its Louisiana Swamp area with white alligators, plus Jaguar Jungle, an African savanna and a summer splash park.
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92. Basílica de Santa María de Guadalupe
Mexico's great pilgrimage shrine at the foot of Tepeyac hill, where the 1976 basilica displays the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe beside the older baroque churches.
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93. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
Opened in 1986 with help from Suzhou garden experts, this Chinatown garden was the first Chinese garden built outside Asia, with a koi pond, rock mountain and free jasmine tea.
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94. Exploratorium
The Exploratorium is a hands-on science and art museum on Pier 15, with hundreds of interactive exhibits and adults-only After Dark evenings on Thursdays.
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95. Montreal Biodôme
Living museum in the former 1976 Olympic velodrome that recreates five ecosystems of the Americas, from a tropical rainforest to the sub-Antarctic islands.
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96. Museum of Science
A large hands-on science museum built across the Charles River Dam, with the Hayden Planetarium, a domed Omni theatre and the Theater of Electricity's giant Van de Graaff generator.
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97. National September 11 Memorial & Museum
Twin reflecting pools mark the footprints of the original towers at the World Trade Center, with an underground museum telling the story of 11 September 2001.
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98. Navy Pier
Navy Pier stretches 3,300 feet into Lake Michigan from Streeterville, with the Centennial Wheel, a children's museum, a theatre, cruises and free events throughout the year.
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99. Playa Gaviota Azul
A free public beach at Punta Cancún, reached by an alley between Coco Bongo and Mandala Beach, with the Hotel Zone's nightlife strip a few steps away.
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100. Seattle Aquarium
On the Elliott Bay waterfront, the Seattle Aquarium covers Pier 59, Pier 60 and the Ocean Pavilion, with sea otters, seals and a large tropical reef habitat.
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