Can You Name That World Landmark?

Question 1/12

This South Dakota sculpture features four US presidents:

Confederate Memorial Carving
Mount Rushmore
Crazy Horse Memorial
Rock sculpture of Decebalus

Question 2/12

Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda made history when he directly crossed these waterfalls from the US to Canada on a high-wire in 2012.

Niagara Falls
Victoria Falls
Angel Falls
Yosemite Falls

Question 3/12

Advocates of ancient alien theory propose that extraterrestrials built this prehistoric ring of standing stones in Wiltshire, England.

Easter Island Moai
Yonaguni Pyramid
Coral Castle
Stonehenge

Question 4/12

Many men have nervously knelt on bended knee to pop the question atop this Parisian iron lattice structure.

Eiffel Tower
Tokyo Skytree
CN Tower
Tower of the Americas

Question 5/12

And speaking of France: She was a gift from that country to the US to symbolize freedom and welcome immigrants.

Mona Lisa
The Thinker
Statue of Liberty
The Little Mermaid

Question 6/12

RIP: India's Mughal emperor Shah Jahan constructed it in the 17th century as the final resting place for his wife.

Westminster Abbey
Valley of the Kings
Taj Mahal
Terracota Army

Question 7/12

Built to protect the Middle Kingdom against raids from nomadic peoples, it stretches more than 13,000 miles.

Berlin Wall
Walls of Ston
Walls of Troy
The Great Wall of China

Question 8/12

A Disney movie blamed a stonesman for accidentally chopping off its nose when Aladdin and Jasmine flew by on a magic carpet.

Venus de Milo
Spring Temple Buddha
Great Sphinx of Giza
Bronze Horseman

Question 9/12

Don't worry, it won't tip over for at least a couple of hundred years thanks to stabilization efforts since the 1990s.

Big Ben
Leaning Tower of Giza
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Space Needle

Question 10/12

Beware! Some say they've spotted a monster in this body of water located in the Scottish Highlands.

Dead Sea
Yellow River
Loch Ness
River Thames

Question 11/12

Rio de Janeiro isn't only home to the world's largest carnival, but also to this worldwide symbol of Christianity.

Cristo della Minerva
Christ the Redeemer
Christ of the Ozarks
Cristo Rei

Question 12/12

Pop group Maroon 5 prominently featured this Irish tourist attraction in the music video for "Runaway".

Cliffs of Moher
Mount Vesuvius
Mount Fuji
Grand Canyon

Can You Name That World Landmark?

This South Dakota sculpture features four US presidents:

Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda made history when he directly crossed these waterfalls from the US to Canada on a high-wire in 2012.

Advocates of ancient alien theory propose that extraterrestrials built this prehistoric ring of standing stones in Wiltshire, England.

Many men have nervously knelt on bended knee to pop the question atop this Parisian iron lattice structure.

And speaking of France: She was a gift from that country to the US to symbolize freedom and welcome immigrants.

RIP: India's Mughal emperor Shah Jahan constructed it in the 17th century as the final resting place for his wife.

Built to protect the Middle Kingdom against raids from nomadic peoples, it stretches more than 13,000 miles.

A Disney movie blamed a stonesman for accidentally chopping off its nose when Aladdin and Jasmine flew by on a magic carpet.

Don't worry, it won't tip over for at least a couple of hundred years thanks to stabilization efforts since the 1990s.

Beware! Some say they've spotted a monster in this body of water located in the Scottish Highlands.

Rio de Janeiro isn't only home to the world's largest carnival, but also to this worldwide symbol of Christianity.

Pop group Maroon 5 prominently featured this Irish tourist attraction in the music video for "Runaway".

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