Famous Landmarks Quiz | Test Your Travel Knowledge! ๐

How well do you know the world’s most famous landmarks?
Gm quizzers! ๐ The world is full of remarkable places – from ancient ruins to soaring skyscrapers, breathtaking natural wonders to cultural icons. But how many of them could you identify just by name alone? Landmarks are more than just buildings or monuments; they often become powerful symbols of entire countries or cities, representing history, culture, and even national pride.
Some of these iconic landmarks are architectural feats that defy imagination, while others are natural wonders or structures carved straight into the landscape. But one thing is for sure – each of them has a unique story that makes it unforgettable.
Whether you're a seasoned traveller with a collection of passport stamps or someone who loves to explore the world from the comfort of their own home, this quiz will take you on a virtual tour. Get ready to test your knowledge of 20 of the world’s most iconic spots! ๐งณ๐
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Q1: Which iconic Parisian landmark was completed in 1889 for the World's Fair? Eiffel Tower
Q2: What is the name of the ancient city in Jordan famous for its rock-cut architecture? Petra
Q3: Which famous structure in Rome was used for gladiator contests? Colosseum
Q4: The Alhambra, a stunning Moorish palace and fortress, is located in which Spanish city? Granada
Q5: What is the name of the large statue in Rio de Janeiro that overlooks the city? Christ the Redeemer
Q6: Machu Picchu, the ancient Incan city, is located in which country? Peru
Q7: What is the name of the tallest brick minaret in the world, located in Delhi, India? Qutub Minar
Q8: What is the name of the famous bell tower in Pisa, Italy, known for its tilt? Leaning Tower of Pisa
Q9: Neuschwanstein Castle ๐ฐ, the inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle, is located in which German state? (Warning: You might need a prince, a dragon, or a magic carpet to get there.) Bavaria
Q10: Which London landmark houses Big Ben and is the meeting place of the UK Parliament? Palace of Westminster
Q11: Mount Rushmore features the carved faces of four U.S. presidents. In which state is it located? South Dakota
Q12: The Moai statues, carved by the Rapa Nui people, are found on which remote island? Easter Island
Q13: Which famous prehistoric monument in England consists of large standing stones? Stonehenge
Q14: Which massive canyon in the U.S. is over a mile deep and is a major tourist attraction? Grand Canyon
Q15: The historic Acropolis can be found in which European capital city? Athens
Q16: Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a sacred site located in which country? Australia
Q17: Which famous waterfall borders both the U.S. and Canada? Niagara Falls
Q18: The Forbidden City, a historic palace complex, is located in which Asian capital? Beijing
Q19: Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. In which two countries does it sit? Nepal and China
Q20: The Brandenburg Gate is a historic landmark in which European country? Germany
Check your score
How did you do on this iconic landmarks quiz?
17–20 correct – World Traveller Extraordinaire ๐✈️ Your knowledge of famous landmarks is exceptional! You must have visited most of these sites yourself, or you're a true geography guru. Well done, globetrotter!
10–16 correct – Landmark Lover ๐ฐ Nice work! You clearly know your way around the world’s most iconic spots. With just a bit more polish, you could be an expert in global landmarks. Keep exploring!
0–9 correct – Travel Newbie ✈️ It looks like you’re just starting your journey to landmark mastery. Don’t worry, every trip around the world begins with the first step. Keep quizzing, and you’ll be ticking off those landmarks in no time!
Thanks for taking the quiz! We hope this virtual tour inspired you to explore some of these amazing places. See you again soon, I Eat Quizzes - Out! ๐
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