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Sydney Opera House
The sail-shaped architectural masterpiece on Sydney Harbour, a UNESCO site and global icon.
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Landmark
The sail-shaped architectural masterpiece on Sydney Harbour, a UNESCO site and global icon.

Landmark
The "Coathanger" arch bridge offering the famous BridgeClimb with harbour views.

Natural wonder
The world's largest coral reef system, stretching 2,300 km with extraordinary marine life.

Natural wonder
The sacred red sandstone monolith at the spiritual heart of Australia, glowing at sunrise and sunset.

Natural wonder
Limestone sea stacks rising from the Southern Ocean along the spectacular Great Ocean Road.

Beach
Australia's most famous beach, with the scenic Bondi to Coogee coastal walk.

Natural wonder
Eucalyptus wilderness of cliffs and waterfalls, named for the blue haze of the gum trees.

National park
A vast wilderness of wetlands, escarpments, and 40,000 years of Aboriginal rock art.

Landmark
Melbourne's cultural heart, surrounded by the city's famous laneways, cafés, and street art.

Natural wonder
A wildlife haven of sea lions, koalas, and the sculpted Remarkable Rocks.

Landmark
Gustave Eiffel's 330-meter iron tower, the enduring symbol of Paris with summit views across the city.

Museum
The world's most visited museum, home to the Mona Lisa and vast collections from antiquity to the 19th century.

Religious site
The great Gothic cathedral on the Ile de la Cite, restored after the 2019 fire.

Palace
The opulent royal palace of Louis XIV with the Hall of Mirrors and vast formal gardens.

Historic site
A tidal island crowned by a medieval abbey, one of France's most magical sights.

Landmark
The famous seafront promenade of the French Riviera, lined with palm trees and Belle Epoque hotels.

Castle
The grandest of the Loire chateaux, a Renaissance masterpiece with a double-helix staircase.

Historic site
A spectacular walled medieval citadel with 52 towers, straight from a storybook.

Natural wonder
Europe's tallest sand dune, rising 100 meters above pine forest with views over the Atlantic.

Historic site
A stunningly preserved 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct bridge over the Gardon River.

Historic site
The largest ancient amphitheater ever built, the enduring icon of imperial Rome.

Museum / Religious site
The Sistine Chapel, vast papal art collections, and Christendom's largest church.

Landmark
Rome's grandest Baroque fountain, where tossing a coin promises a return to the Eternal City.

Historic site
The best-preserved monument of ancient Rome, with its astonishing unreinforced concrete dome.

Landmark
The famously tilting 12th-century bell tower on the Piazza dei Miracoli.

Museum
The world's greatest collection of Renaissance art, including Botticelli's Birth of Venus.

Religious site
Brunelleschi's revolutionary dome crowns one of the world's great Gothic cathedrals.

Landmark
The Byzantine basilica and grand piazza at the heart of the floating city.

Archaeological site
The Roman city frozen in time by Vesuvius in AD 79, an unparalleled window into ancient life.

Natural wonder
Pastel villages stacked on cliffs above the Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy's most romantic coastline.

Religious site
The vast Gothic cathedral with its forest of spires and walkable rooftop terraces.

Natural wonder
Five colorful fishing villages linked by cliffside trails above the Ligurian Sea.

Temple
Tokyo's oldest temple in Asakusa, entered through the giant Kaminarimon lantern gate, busy with worshippers and food stalls.

Shrine
A serene Shinto shrine in a vast forested park in the heart of the city, dedicated to Emperor Meiji.

Landmark
The 333-meter orange-and-white communications tower, a beloved symbol of postwar Tokyo with observation decks.

Landmark
The world's busiest pedestrian scramble crossing, an icon of Tokyo's energy best viewed from above.

Shrine
Famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates forming tunnels up Mount Inari.

Temple
A Zen temple whose top two floors are covered in gold leaf, reflected in a mirror pond.

Temple
A hillside temple with a famous wooden stage offering panoramic views over Kyoto.

Natural wonder
Towering bamboo stalks create one of Japan's most photographed natural scenes.

Castle
The reconstructed 16th-century castle surrounded by a moat and park, especially beautiful in cherry-blossom season.

Shrine
The famous "floating" torii gate that appears to rise from the sea at high tide.

Castle
Japan's most spectacular original feudal castle, a UNESCO site nicknamed the White Heron.

Natural wonder
Japan's sacred 3,776-meter peak, best admired from the Chureito Pagoda viewpoint or climbed in summer.

Religious site
One of the world's largest mosques, built in 1673 by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, facing Lahore Fort across a grand courtyard.

Historic fort
A UNESCO-listed Mughal citadel with the dazzling Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors) and the Naulakha Pavilion.

Gardens
Mughal terraced gardens laid out by Shah Jahan in 1641, with flowing fountains and marble pavilions.

Religious site
Pakistan's national mosque, a striking modernist tent-like structure set against the Margalla Hills.

Monument
A blooming-flower-shaped national monument on Shakarparian Hill with panoramic city views and a museum.

Archaeological site
The remarkably planned ruins of a 5,000-year-old Indus Valley city, among the world's earliest urban settlements.

Archaeological site
UNESCO-listed Gandharan ruins and museum tracing 2,500 years of Buddhist and classical history.

Historic fort
A 700-year-old fortified palace of the Mirs of Hunza, restored by the Aga Khan Trust, overlooking Karimabad.

Natural wonder
A vivid turquoise lake formed by a 2010 landslide, now famous for boating beneath the Karakoram peaks.

Historic fort
A massive 16th-century fortress built by Sher Shah Suri, one of the finest surviving examples of early Muslim military architecture.

Historic site
One of the world's largest cemeteries, with half a million ornate tombs spanning 400 years of Sindhi history.

Natural wonder
The world's highest paved international border crossing (4,693 m) between Pakistan and China on the Karakoram Highway.

Religious site
Islam's second-holiest mosque, built by the Prophet Muhammad, with its iconic green dome and retractable umbrellas.

Religious site
The holiest site in Islam, surrounding the Kaaba; the focus of the Hajj pilgrimage (Muslim visitors only).

Archaeological site
Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO site: 111 monumental Nabataean tombs carved into desert cliffs.

Historic site
The mudbrick birthplace of the Saudi state, a UNESCO site now reborn with museums and dining.

Natural wonder
Dramatic 300-meter cliffs dropping from the Tuwaiq escarpment into an endless desert horizon.

Historic district
Jeddah's UNESCO-listed old town of coral-stone houses with carved wooden roshan balconies.

Landmark
Riyadh's iconic bottle-opener skyscraper with a sky bridge observation deck.

Natural wonder
A giant sandstone rock sculpted by wind into the shape of an elephant, glowing at sunset.

Historic village
A 900-year-old stone village of painted houses in the green Asir mountains.

Natural wonder
A Red Sea archipelago of coral reefs, mangroves, and Ottoman-era heritage houses.

Natural wonder
The flat-topped icon of Cape Town, reached by rotating cable car with city-to-sea views.

National park
One of Africa's greatest safari reserves, home to the Big Five across two million hectares.

Historic site
The island prison where Nelson Mandela was held, now a UNESCO-listed museum of the freedom struggle.

Natural wonder
The dramatic headland at the southwestern tip of Africa within Table Mountain National Park.

Beach
The famous colony of African penguins on sheltered granite-boulder beaches.

Museum
The essential, powerful museum chronicling apartheid and the struggle for democracy.

Natural wonder
The lagoon town and its forested coastline on South Africa's most scenic drive.

Natural wonder
The "Dragon Mountains" escarpment with the world's highest San rock-art concentration.

Wine region
Cape Dutch estates and celebrated wine farms in South Africa's oldest wine region.

Landmark
The working harbour turned dining, shopping, and entertainment hub beneath Table Mountain.

Historic site
The 1,500-year-old architectural marvel that has been a cathedral, mosque, and museum.

Religious site
The six-minaret Ottoman masterpiece facing Hagia Sophia across Sultanahmet Square.

Palace
The sprawling palace of the Ottoman sultans with the treasury, harem, and Bosphorus views.

Market
One of the world's oldest covered markets, with thousands of shops across 61 streets.

Palace
The opulent 19th-century palace on the Bosphorus blending Ottoman and European styles.

Natural wonder
Fairy-chimney rock valleys, cave churches, and dawn hot-air balloons over an otherworldly landscape.

Archaeological site
The best-preserved classical city of the eastern Mediterranean, with the Library of Celsus.

Natural wonder
Dazzling white travertine terraces of thermal pools above the ancient city of Hierapolis.

Historic site
A mountaintop sanctuary with colossal 2,000-year-old stone heads at sunrise.

Natural wonder
Waterfalls plunging into the Mediterranean beside the charming walled old town of Kaleici.

Landmark
The world's tallest building at 828 meters, with observation decks on the 124th and 148th floors.

Religious site
One of the world's largest mosques, a breathtaking vision of white marble domes and minarets.

Museum
Jean Nouvel's "museum city" under a vast perforated dome on Saadiyat Island.

Historic district
The historic waterway where abra boats still cross between Deira and Bur Dubai's souks.

Natural wonder
The UAE's highest peak (1,934 m) with the world's longest zipline and mountain driving roads.

Historic site
A UNESCO-listed 3,000-year-old oasis watered by ancient falaj channels in the "Garden City".

Landmark
The famous palm-shaped artificial island of resorts, beaches, and the Atlantis hotels.

Palace
The UAE's presidential palace, open to visitors for its grand halls and gardens.

Landmark
The 1886 gift from France standing in New York Harbor, America's enduring symbol of welcome.

National park
The mile-deep chasm carved by the Colorado River, one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

Landmark
The iconic 1937 suspension bridge spanning the strait into San Francisco Bay.

National park
The world's first national park, famous for Old Faithful geyser, bison, and the Grand Prismatic Spring.

National park
Granite cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoias in the Sierra Nevada.

Entertainment district
Four miles of neon-lit casino resorts, shows, and spectacle in the Nevada desert.

Landmark
The monumental park from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial, lined with free Smithsonian museums.

Natural wonder
The thundering waterfalls straddling the US-Canada border, best seen by boat from below.

National park
Active volcanoes and lava landscapes on the Island of Hawaii.

Landmark
The 184-meter futuristic tower built for the 1962 World's Fair, symbol of Seattle.

Religious site
A 17th-century jewel of Mughal tilework in the Walled City.


Monument
The 62-meter tower marking where the Lahore Resolution was passed in 1940.

Cultural experience
The famous daily flag-lowering parade on the India border.


Historic fort
One of the oldest monuments in Gilgit-Baltistan, some 1,100 years old.

Natural wonder
The serrated cathedral of rock spires above the Karakoram Highway.


Adventure
The famously thrilling rope bridge over the Hunza River.














Religious site
The white basilica crowning Montmartre with city views.




Museum
Europe's largest modern-art collection in its inside-out building.


Museum
Michelangelo's ceiling and vast papal collections.




Historic site
Hadrian's mausoleum turned papal fortress with terrace views.






Shopping / Show
The giant mall, aquarium, and evening fountain shows.

Historic district
Cross the creek by traditional abra boat between the souks.

Historic district
Restored wind-tower houses, museums, and art galleries.




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