re: Most Iconic World Landmarks

The Great Pyramid
Eiffel Tower
The Coliseum
The Parthenon
Stonehenge

Cash's in Fort Walton Beach was the only landmark that mattered in the early 80's.

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You’re right, 1600 isn’t ancient

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Unfortunately, much of what would be considered ancient in India was left in ruins by the sultanates.

Pyramids
Eiffel Tower
Great Wall of China
Statue of Liberty
Joe Burrow

We basically did just do this thread... World's Most Recognizable Structures.

I stick with my previous answer.

Top 5:
Eiffel Tower
Statue of Liberty
Great Pyramids
Golden Gate Bridge
Leaning Tower of Pisa


Honorable mention:
Roman Colosseum
Athens Acropolis (specifically the Parthenon)
Treasury of Petra
Great Wall of China
Taj Mahal
Sydney Opera House
Saint Basil's Cathedral
Baytown Buc-ee's
Christ the Redeemer
Big Ben

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Baytown Buc-ee's

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Dat BBQ sandwich

The Great Wall of China
The Great Pyramid of Giza
The Coliseum
The Dome on the Rock
The Eiffel Tower

Coliseum: All roads lead to Rome/GOAT
GWOC: Far East/not actually Seen from Space but recognizable by most teenagers
Eiffel Tower: Europe/Modern landmark with 7 million visitors year
Statue Of Liberty: West/under-rated symbol of freedom sought by millions around the globe
Pyramids: Middle East/Space brothers helped build

I think the Eiffel Tower, Great Pyramids, and Statue of Liberty are the three locks.

Spots 4 and 5 can be argued.

2 pages and no mention of Angkor Wat.

Possibly the most intriguing place I’ll ever visit in my life.



The place is magical. Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei... the entire complex.