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King Kong climbed up the side of this building. Tourists take the elevator. |
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This structure is one of the most notable landmarks in Seattle. |
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The world-famous onion-domed church in Moscow is named after this saint. |
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No visit to Rome is complete without a stop at this old entertainment venue. |
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Ford Island is located in the center of this famous harbor. |
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This landmark was the site of the demise of such famous personalities as Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie. |
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Legend has it that those who kiss this famous stone will receive the "gift of gab". |
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This sacred, walled enclosure in Beijing contains the imperial court of former Chinese rulers. |
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This bay in Nova Scotia is famous for its extreme tidal changes - as much as 50 feet between low and high tides. |
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"Spaceship Earth" is the centerpiece and symbol of this Florida attraction. |
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The second largest of the Great Lakes. |
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This European city's harbor features a statue of a Hans Christian Andersen character. |
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This city is probably most famous for its exceptional zoo. |
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The changing of the guard is a daily tourist attraction at this famous palace. |
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This city is home to one of the world's most architecturally unique opera houses. |
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This canal saves ships from having to sail around Cape Horn. |
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This five mile long bridge can take you from San Francisco to Marin County and back. |
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At 19,341 feet, the highest mountain in Africa. |
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The native name for the highest mountain in the United States. |
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One of the most photographed mountains in the world, it's no surprise that there is a brand of film named after it. |
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This riverside hotel is most famous for its salad and one high profile burglary. |
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Great Britain's Prime Minister resides at number ten on this street. |
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Now a tourist attraction, this was Al Capone's home for four and a half years. |