Travel and landmark

You're walking through a bustling square that features a giant clock tower known for its bell. What is this landmark called?

• Notre Dame

• Big Ben

• Colosseum

• Sydney Opera House

Imagine you're walking on a bridge that connects two continents. Which city are you in?

• Istanbul

• Moscow

• Cairo

• Rome

Imagine exploring a landmark in India that was built by an emperor in memory of his wife. What is this landmark?

• Red Fort

• Hawa Mahal

• Taj Mahal

• Qutub Minar

You're in a city known for its iconic Opera House with white sail-like structures. Which city are you in ?

• Auckland

• Sydney

• Wellington

• Melbourne

You're visiting a palace in France that was the residence of Louis XIV and is known for its Hall of Mirrors. What is this place called ?

• Palace of Versailles

• Louvre

• Chateau de Chambord

• Palais des Papes

You're standing at a famous statue in New York Harbor that was a gift from France. What is this statue called?

• Liberty Bell

• Washington Monument

• Statue of Liberty

• Lincoln Memorial

Imagine you're exploring a famous monument in the United Kingdom that was originally built as a royal residence and is known for its Changing of the Guard ceremony. What is this landmark?

• Windsor Castle

• Buckingham Palace

• Tower of London

• Kensington Palace

You're exploring a famous mountain in Japan known for its symmetrical volcanic cone and is considered a sacred site. What is this mountain called?

• Mount Fuji

• Mount Takao

• Mount Aso

• Mount Hakone

Imagine exploring a massive structure in China known for its length and historical significance in defense against invasions. What is this structure called?

• Great Wall of China

• Forbidden City

• Summer Palace

• Terracotta Army

You're visiting a palace in India that is known as the "Palace of Winds" with its distinctive facade of windows. What is this palace called?

• Amber Fort

• City Palace

• Hawa Mahal

• Mehrangarh Fort