Guess the Landmark

Questions

1. 01

   Let's warm up. Where is this?

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   • Lyon, France
   • Paris, France
   • Brussels, Belgium
   • Montreal, Canada
2. 02

   Which country is home to this mountaintop citadel?

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   • Chile
   • Bolivia
   • Peru
   • Ecuador
3. 03

   Where does this white marble mausoleum stand?

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   • Agra, India
   • Jaipur, India
   • Delhi, India
   • Lahore, Pakistan
4. 04

   You are standing right here. Which city are you in?

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   • Athens
   • Naples
   • Verona
   • Rome
5. 05

   Name the city behind these famous white sails.

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   • Melbourne
   • Sydney
   • Auckland
   • Brisbane
6. 06

   This ancient city was carved into rose-red cliffs. Which country is it in?

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   • Egypt
   • Jordan
   • Morocco
   • Turkey
7. 07

   Only one of these temples is in Cambodia. Which one?

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   • Borobudur
   • Wat Arun
   • Angkor Wat
   • Bagan
8. 08

   Which country built this wall over many centuries?

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   • China
   • Mongolia
   • Korea
   • Japan
9. 09

   Where would you find this stepped pyramid?

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   • Cusco, Peru
   • Giza, Egypt
   • Yucatan, Mexico
   • Peten, Guatemala
10. 10

    Final stop: this fairy-tale castle sits in which country?

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    • Austria
    • Switzerland
    • France
    • Germany

Results

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  Armchair Traveler

  0 to 4 correct

  You love a good travel photo, even if the pins on your mental map are still a little scattered. No shame there; half of these places get mixed up on postcards too. Start a wish list with the three photos that wowed you most and read one story about each. Pack: a notebook and a lot of curiosity.

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  Savvy Tourist

  5 to 7 correct

  You know the headline landmarks and can hold your own in a travel conversation. A few far-flung spots tripped you up, which just means more places to discover. Pick one landmark you missed and learn how it was built; the stories behind them are half the fun. Try this: plan a dream itinerary linking three of today's stops.

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  Globetrotter

  8 to 9 correct

  Impressive. From the Andes to the Yucatan, you know your way around the planet, and only one or two tricky shots stood between you and a perfect score. Friends should ask you for trip ideas. Challenge your most traveled friend to beat you, then celebrate with a meal from one of today's countries.

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  Walking World Atlas

  10 to 10 correct

  Ten for ten. You could drop into any of these places blindfolded and know exactly where you landed. Your knowledge of world landmarks is a wonder of its own. Share your score, and maybe start planning which of these icons you will see in person next.