Famous Landmarks 3

Can you identify the famous landmark based on its image? It's another round of trivia about all the places on everyone's bucket list!

15 questions · Published September 22, 2025

Trivia questions (5 of 15)

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1. In what U.S. city can this birthplace of American democracy be found?
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is the home of Independence Hall, the site of the debate and eventual signings of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution in 1776 and 1787, respectively.
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2. Off what continent's coast can this massive marvel of nature be found?
The Great Barrier Reef is a 1,400 mile long series of reefs and islands that make up much of the northeast coast of Australia.
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3. Which of these words is used to describe this much visited complex in Egypt?
The Pyramid complex of Giza is known as the Giza necropolis, for the Greek word for a large, organized city of the dead.
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4. What world religion does this famous structure in Istanbul currently serve?
Istanbul, Turkey is where the Hagia Sophia is located. The site was once a Catholic church and then changed to a mosque in 1453 where it remained until 1934 when it changed to a museum. It was closed as a museum in 2020 and changed back to a mosque to serve followers of Islam.
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5. ______, Italy is both the capital of the nation and cite of this famous structure.
The Colosseum in Rome, Italy was originally called the Flavian Ampitheatre after the line of Roman Emperors who presided over its building from 72 to 80 BC.

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