Africa
Australia and New Zealand
Australia
Sydney Opera House
Pinnacles Desert
Wave Rock
Ayers Rock
Gold Coast
Hassans Walls
Twelve Apostles
Great Barrier Reef
Vanuata
New Zealand
Fjords
Dart River
Waiotapu Wonderland
Lord of the Rings
Taranaki
Milford Sound
East Asia
China
Statue in Changsha
The city of Changsha, Hunan, China where all skyscrapers look exactly the same
Japan
Cherry Blossoms with Mount Fuji in the Distance
Takakanonuma Greenland, rusted amusement park
Hiroshima Peace Memorial and Bonb-Damaged Building
Kyoto Bamboo Forest
Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kyoto
Gion, Kyoto
Nishiki Market, Kyoto
Higashimokoto Shibazakura Park
Jigokudani Monkey Park
Hong Kong
Cherry Blossom at Gyeonghwa Station
Giant Apartment Blocks
South Korea
Ship Hotel
Thailand
Taiwan
Rainbow Village – a 96-year old artist saved his village from demolition by painting every surface which brought in so many tourists that the mayor ordered the village to be preserved.
Eastern Europe
Lithuania
Latvia
Croatia
Plitvice Lakes National Park – the water is drinkable
Hungary
Ukraine
Pripyat – abandoned Chernobyl schools
Czech Republic
Armenia
Slovenia
Soca River
Russia
Muzhestvo
Norilsk
Poland
Aushwitz
Macedonia
Romania
Belarus
Slovakia
Colourful hotel, Bratislava
Poverty in Slovakia
Bulgaria
Snail House
Serbia
Drina River House - House on a boulder
Church in the Middle of Nowhere
Genex Tower, Gates of Belgrade
Mediterranean
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Mecca is the holiest city in Islam, located in the Hejazi region of western Saudi Arabia. · Every able-bodied adult Muslim who is financially able is required to make the pilgrimage (hajj) to Mecca at least once in a lifetime. Because the city is deeply sacred within Islamic tradition, entry to Mecca is reserved strictly for Muslims.
Abraj Al-Bait Clock Tower
Medina
Hegra
Jeddah old town houses
Dhee Ayn Marble Village
Edge of the World
Elephant Rock
Wabar Crater
The Red Sea
Maraya Concert Hall
The world's largest mirrored building, reflecting the surrounding desert sand and canyons.
Kingdom Centre Sky Bridge
A 300-meter-tall skyscraper with a suspended sky bridge offering panoramic views of the capital city.
Abu Dhabi
Grand Mosque
Syria
War torn area of Old Town Aleppo
Roman Theatre of Busra
Great Mosque of Aleppo
Damascus
Umayyads square
Bimaristan al Nuri
Shopping Street
Dubai
Dolphin Bay
Burj Khalifa
Museum of the Future
The Frame
Iran
Israel
Jordan
Lebanon
Turkmenistan
Yemen
Afghanistan
Uzbekistan
Kuwait
Oman
North America
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Titan missile silo - Top-secret, Cold War-era missile silo, now a museum
Havasu Falls
California
Alcatraz
LA beach
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco – explore a little
Hollywood Sign
Hollywood Walk of Fame
Hollywood Wax Museum
Death Valley, California – hottest place on earth yet also gets snow
Redwood National Park, California – World’s Largest Trees
Warner Brother’s Studios - explore
Forest Lawn Cemetery Memorial Park - resting place of celebrities including Michael Jackson, Walt Disney, Humphrey Bogart, Nat King Cole, Clark Gable, Elizabeth Taylor, Carrie Fisher and her mother Debbie Reynolds, Paul Walker, Bette Davis, Stan Laurel and Liberace:
Bodie State Historic Park, an old gold rush boomtown, now a museum
Rodeo Drive - Famous luxury shopping district - explore
Bubblegum Alley, 21 metre long public passage lined with chewing gum
Santa Monica Pier – end of route 66
Salvation Mountain, giant technicolour hill made of adobe and paint with bible verses in the desert
Universal Studios
Skid Row – Famous for the largest stable population of homeless people since the 1930’s
Yosemite National Park
First McDonald Restaurant, Downey
Racetrack Playa
Kansas
Louisiana
Jackson Square
Mardi Gras World – Storage for Mardi Gras Floats
Louisiana’s Old State Capitol
Maine
Sunrise at Cadillac Mountain
Massachusetts
Salem, famed for witch trials in 1692, a popular location for Halloween
Province Town, Cape Cod, explore
Minnesota
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
Mississippi
Elvis Presley Birthplace
Nebraska
Carhenge, Nebraska – Stonehenge but made of cars
Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo – one of the best zoo’s globally but my opinion is it may seem very entertaining but enclosures are seriously small
North Carolina
Biltmore Estate, George W. Vanderbilt’s iconic French Renaissance chateau with 250 rooms
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Oregon
Crater Lake National Park – not sure what is in the sky
Columbia River Gorge
Thor's Well
Sprouting Horn
Rose Test Garden
The last Blockbuster
Tennessee
Titanic Museum Attraction
Graceland – Home of Elvis
Broadway Strip, Nashville
Washington
Olympic National Park
North Cascades National Park
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful Geyser
Grand prismatic spring, Yellowstone hot spring
Devil’s Tower, USA – The close encounters mountain, looks CGI
Colorado
Dinosaur Tracks in Picket Wire Canyon
Maricopa Indian Reservation - An Indian reservation is a designated area of land in the United States managed and governed by a federally recognized Native American tribal nation and exempt from state laws
Arkansas
Crater of Diamonds State Park -The only active diamond mine in the world where visitors can search for real diamonds in their original volcanic source and keep what they find.
Florida
Disney world – Disney castle
Universal Studios
Coral Castle
A 97 pound Latvian immigrant built a 1100 ton castle alone at night single-handedly between 1923 and 1951 after his 16-year old fiancée, called off their wedding day. He worked mostly at night using simple tools like pulleys and winches but nobody really knows how he did it.
Kennedy Space Centre
Apollo/Saturn V Shuttle
Space Shuttle Atlantis
The sea graveyard, Florida Bay – Serves as both a final resting place for cremated remains and an artificial coral reef that supports marine life. ‘Loved ones’ ashes are mixed with eco-friendly artistic sculptures
Georgia
Chronicles of Georgia
Radium Springs – Natural Radium, dangerous to swim in
Idaho
Shoshone Falls
Illinois
Millenium Park, Chicago
Sears Tower, now known as Willis Tower, 110 story landmark skyscraper
Navy Pier, Chicago
World’s largest rocking chair, USA – 42ft tall in Casey, Illinois. Part of a whole town of ‘biggest things’
The World's Largest Mailbox
The World's Largest Wind Chime
The World's Largest Golf Tee
Other 'World's Largest' items to see are:
Golf Tee, Mouse Trap, Key, Bird Cage, Spinning Top, Yardstick, Jigsaw, Pencil, Wooden Shoes, Bookworm, Barber Pole, Cactus, Green Bike, Corn Cob, Rocking Horse, Miner, Porch Swing and much more...
Missouri
The Gateway Arch in St Louis
Silver Dollar City theme park
Nevada
Las vegas
Gracelands Wedding Chapel
Fountains of Bellagio
Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
The Luxor Hotel
Valley of Fire State Park
Fly Ranch Geyser, Nevada
Reno
Sequioa National Park
Hoover Dam
Seven Magic Mountains – desert art installation
Texas
Mississippi Delta
Cardillac Ranch, Texas – 10 cadillacs buried nose-first in a field. People spray paint them:
San Antonio River Walk
Moody Gardens – amusement park and Aquariums
Barton Springs
Dinosaur Valley State Park – dinosaur tracks in a pond
Waco Mammoth National Museum
Prada Shop in the middle of nowhere
Washington DC
Washington Monument
World War II Memorial
Tidal Basin
U.S. Capitol
White house
Mount Rainier
Wisconsin
West Virginia
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
New Jersey
Drug Free School Area – Camden
And around the corner: A Camden Gang Hang out with Memorial and lots of shoes slung over the telephone line (sign of dealers)
New Mexico
White Sands National Park
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
Taos Pueblo - A continuously inhabited Native American community with multi-story adobe buildings hundreds of years old
New York
Statue of Liberty
9/11 Memorial
Survivor Tree, Existed pre-twin towers
Wall of Names
Memorial Museum
The Oculus at the World Trade Center made to represent a dove being released from a child’s hand, symbolizing hope and renewal after the September 11 attacks. Features a ‘wedge of light’ design where sunlight aligns with the central skylight every September 11 – explore round it:
Empire State Building
Views of New York, The Rock Building
Manhattan Bridge & Brooklyn Bridge
Central Park
Bethesda Terrace
The Turtle Pond
Summit One Vanderbilt
American History Museum
Broadway
Niagara falls
Trump Tower – Fifth Avenue
Grand Central Station
Times Square
Pennsylvania
Prison yard and cells, eastern state Penitentiary, USA – Abandoned prison, Al Capone was prisoned here
Pine Creek Gorge
Amish Village
South Dakota
Mount Rushmore
Crazy Horse Memorial , See the giant, ongoing mountain carving honouring the Lakota leader Crazy Horse
Deadwood: Wild West in this historic gold-rush town featuring original saloons, casinos, and museums.
Dignity of Earth & Sky
Utah
Salt Lake City Temple
Temple Square
Utah State Capitol
Antelope Island overlooking Salt Lake
Rainbow bridge at Arabian Desert -Worlds largest rock bridge
Bonneville, Salt Flats
Snow in the Utah Desert
Goblin Valley State Park
Arches National Park – 2000 natural stone arches
Ohio
Amish gentleman
Florida
Miami Port where many of the largest cruise ships travel from
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Chicago
James R Thompson Center, Chicago, Illinois – was a shopping centre but is becoming a Google headquarters
Pacific Islands
Pearl harbour
Richard Branson’s Necker Island
Nanuya Levu
Small island in Fiji where Blue Lagoon was filmed
Bora Bora
Cook Islands
Rarotonga Needle
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
Hawaii Volcano
Maui rainforest
Maui Fruit Farm
Maui Beaches
Summit District of Haleakalā National Park on Maui
One of the rarest flowering plants of the world, the Haleakalā silversword, is a striking alpine plant which can only be found on the high-altitude volcanic slopes of Haleakalā on Maui, Hawaii.
Maui Cliffs
Hawaii – scuba
Polar Regions
Alaska
Brook Falls, Alaska – do East of the river
Katmai National Park and Preserve
Glacier Bay National Park
Kenai Fjords
Whittier, Alaska, where nearly the entire population lives inside a single building and access is cut off when a shared vehicle and train tunnel closes at night:
This 14 storey building which houses almost the entire population of the town houses apartments, a post office, a general store, a church, a health clinic and municipal offices but also has an underground tunnel to connect residents to the local school so children can attend classes without facing extreme weather. Whittier is isolated by steep mountains and water, so is reached primarily by an under water tunnel for cars and trains which shuts every night, locking everyone in.
North Pole
Greenland
Ilulissat Icefjord
Greenland Glaciers
Qaqortoq
Canada
Mount Lyell
Torontos little house
Cascade Mountain in Banff
Old Quebec with iced up sea
Moraine Lake
CN Tower
Lake Abraham
Gullfoss waterfall
Emerald Lake
and when it has been snowed up
World’s Largest Fibre Glass T-Rex
Spotted Lake. A saline alkali lake in British Columbia that leaves behind large colourful mineral spots
Roy Thomson Hall
Sled dogs, Nunavut
Vancouver – Outside a club in the daytime (not child friendly)
Berg Lake
White Falls
Scandinavia
Denmark
Copenhagen harbour
Copenhagen mermaid
Copenhagan canals by boat
Lego House
Norway
Borgund New Church – 800 year old church made entirely from wood without a single nail in 1181.
The place of that remote movie
Reine
Svalbard
Sweden
Iceland
Hallgrims church
Sun voyager
Sundhnukusgigar lava fields
Fagradalsfjall volcano – Black Lava
and at night
Blue lagoon
Gunnuhver Hot Springs
Finland
Pitkajarvi Lake, Finland – northern lights
Finland - northern lights and Lapland
Northern Lights at Lake Inari, Lapland
The Silent People, Suomussalmi
South America and Mexico
Macha Pichu
Christ the Redeemer in Rio
Mexico
Pyramid of the Sun
The Aztec Temple Ruins
Chichen, Itza, Yucatan - Mayan Pyramids
Teotihuacan - Aztec Pyramids
Tulum
Cenote, underwater river
Chichen, Itza – Mayan City with pyramid
Isla Mujeres
Playground in Mexico City Centre – high crime area:
Bolivian
Salt Flats
Salar De Uyuni
Dinosaur footprints Cal Orck'o
A dangerous road to drive
Panama Canal
Ecuador
volcanoes
Galapagos Islands
Colombia
10-million ton rock
Amazon Rainforest
Mosquito bay in porta rico
bioluminescent sea
Mosquito Bay– biochemical sea
Venezuela
Angel Falls
Isla Margarita
Chile
Easter Islands
The Moai
Brazil
Amazon rainforest, ferry down the Rio Negro River
Iguazu Falls
Havana and Cuba
White beaches of Veradero
Tahiti
Mauritania
Richat Structure – eye of the sahara desert
Patagonia and Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Cenote near cancun
Rocinha – beautiful but full of poverty
Peru
Andean mountains and ancient ruins
Lake Titicaca– floating reed islands
Rainbow mountains
La Rinconada - Gold Mine town
Galapagos Islands
Tortoises and volcanic landscapes
Urbina Bay
South Asia
Taiwan
Taipei 101
Cambodia
Angkor Wat - A Vaishnava Hindu and Theravada Buddhist Temple Complex. The largest religious complex in the world.
Indonesia
Beitung – Island Paradise, blue waters/granite boulders
Borobodur – Buddhist Temple
Myanmar
Bagan and Mandalay – temples and pagodas
Singapore
Marina Bay Waterfront
Fullerton Heritage Promenade
Singapore Zoo
Floating Baby
Merlion Statue
Yemen
Shibam – Old city in the middle of nowhere
Indonesia
Kawah Ljen Volcano Lake
Everest
Bali
Sri Lanka
Lion Rock– Ancient city on a hilltop
Lotus Building
Colombo
Mirrisa
Thailand
Phang Nga Bay
Chiang Mai
Beach from Movie Beaches
Ayutthaya – Ancient ruins Buddhist temples
Thai Floating Market
Phi Phi Islands
Malaysia
Petronas Towers
Vietnam
Halong Bay
Vietnam Caves
Muong Hoa Valley – terraced rice fields
Phillipines
Tawi-Tawi and Sulu - Sea farming
A restaurant in a waterfall
Christmas Island
A crab filled beach
Bangladesh
Typical Cable Management of Dhaka
India
Taj Mahal
Jaipur
India view from Temple
City Palace
Hawa Mahal (Palace of the Winds)
Monkey Temple and Sun Temple
Swimming baths outside jaipur
India slums and Busy Streets
Amer Fort and Elephants
Samode Palace
Water Palace
Jantar Mantar
Pushkar Holy City with the holy lake and the only Brahma temple in the world
New Delhi
India Gate
Lotus Temple
Parliament house
Jurpath Market
Khan Market
Smokeys Restaurant
Ashwakan Temple
Dilli Haat Craft Market
Lodhi Gardens,
Red Fort
Chadni Chowk
Lodhi Garden Rrestaurant
Alleppey in Kerala – backwaters, canals and lagoons
Udaipur
Hapur
Dharavi, Mumbai – Filming location of Slumdog Millionaire
Tropical Islands
UK and Ireland
South East
Southend longest pier in world
Coral Reef Water Park
White Cliffs of Dover
Dungeness Uk’s only desert in Kent
Scotney Castle
Painshill Park
London
Peckham Banksy Stop Sign
This sign has been replaced, painted over again, then covered by the council and left:
Kingston upon Thames – Out of Order
Victoria Embankment Watergate - one of London's last surviving watergates. Look at this historic beauty built around 1626. This served as the river entrance to York House the grand townhouse for the Dukes of Buckingham. York House was demolished in the 1670s. Today on the site is Victoria embankment Gardens so the old Watergate is stranded. It's around 100 meters away from the Thames, a little reminder of when the river was much wider.
Bus on a Rooftop
The Bank of England
Turnagain Lane - A river underneath here. It's one of London's 'lost rivers' but this one you can still see. It was covered in the 18th century, but still flows today, underground. The reason behind this strange street name is because the river blocked the way so you had to turn around again. See the circular grid on the floor covering the river.
Thames Barrier
Buckingham Palace
Globe Theatre
Greenwich
St Bartholomew’s Gatehouse in Smithfield
The Shard
Tower of London
Traffic Light Tree
North
Angel of the North
Leeds
Blackpool
The Shambles, York
Staithes
Hadrian’s Wall
Royal Albert Dock
York Minster
Whitby Abbey
Alnwick Castle
Holy Island
Berwick upon Tweed
The petrifying Well, North Yorkshire – an ancient well that slowly turns everyday items to stone
Scotland
Edinburgh
Isle of mull - Otters, whales, dolphins, Balamory
Scottish Highlands, Ben Nevis – tallest mountain in UK
John O Groats, babbling fairy pools, clear coastal waters and snowy mountain caps
Loch Ness
Loch Lomond
Falkland Village
Iona
Arthurs Seat
Isle of Staffa, Fingal’s Cave
Glenfinnnan Viaduct
Kelvingrove Museum
Ben Nevis
Midlands
Lake District
Welwyn Garden City
Alton Towers
Lincoln Cathedral
Blakeney, Norfolk
World’s largest teapot, UK – In Stoke-on-Trent
Ireland
Dublin
Titanic Belfast
The Dark Hedges
South West England
Fertility giant
Stone Henge
Ilfracombe - Capstone Hill, Wildersmouth Beach, Woolacombe Beach, Watermouth Castle, Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park
Lighthouse off lands end
Isle of White
Jurassic Coast
Blenheim Palace
Painswick, Cotswolds
Rye
Stratford-upon-Avon
Highclere Castle - Downton Abbey
Bibury
Clifton Bridge
Chislehurst Caves
Burnham Beeches
Eden project
Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth
Windsor Castle
Runnymede and Ankerwycke
Radcliffe Camera
Castle Combe
Wales
Betws y coed
Snowdon
Portmadoc
Llandudno
West shore sunset, marine drive, along pier, north shore
Conwy, smallest house
Llanfairpg – Longest town name in Europe, tiny town. It contains 58 letters (or 51 in the Welsh alphabet, where digraphs like "ch" and "ll" count as single letters). The name translates from Welsh to English as "St. Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the Church of St. Tysilio near the red cave"
Cardiff Castle
Barry Island
Western Asia
Turkey
Capadocia, Turkey – giant penis shaped volcanic rocks, all unusual rocks, hot air balloon, hair & mushroom rocks – people live in them
Hagia Sophia
Pamukkale
Ortahisar
Pamukkale – cascade of waterfalls
Istanbul – Hagia Sophie and Grand Bazaar from street level
Lycian Rock-Cut Tombs (CA 400 BC)– tombs cut out of the cliff rock face
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Bahrain
Georgia
Western Europe
Spain
Barcelona
La Sagrada Familia
Ronda
Juzcar
Seville Cathedral
Waldern 7 Building
Montjuic Castle - 1,000-year-old village in Catalonia became submerged in the 1960s except fo a church spire. People moved, taking belongings and exhuming loved ones from the cemetery.
The Pink Lake Of Torrevieja
Casa Batlló, Barcelona
Gibraltar
Rock of Gibraltar
Austria
Hallstatt
Switzerland
Wegen
Aare Gorge
Portugal
National Palace of Pena, Sinitra
France
Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
Mini Statue of Liberty
Eiffel tower
Arc de Triomphe
Cannes
Dunkirk Beach
Palace of Versailles
Champagne
The Alps
Provence - lavender fields
Gordes, Provence
Colmar
Simiane-la-rotonde
Lille
Palace of Versailles
Mont Saint Michel
Oradour-sur-GlaneWW2 - village left as a memorial
Hotel des Invalides - Napoleon’s tomb and golden dome
Bubbles Restaurant – Entire restaurant inside giant plastic bubbles on a beach
Valensole Plateau – Lavender and Sunflower Fields
Pont D’Arc
La Defense Business District
Belgium
Bruges
Antwerp
Charleroi
Royal Belgian institute of Natural Sciences
Blue Forest Woodlands
Monaco
Italy
Venice
Grand Canal
Casa del Portuale, Napoli
Naples
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Rotterdam - Upside Down Houses
Red Light District
Maastricht
Germany
Berlin Wall
Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria
Frankfurt
Cologne
Brandenburg Gate
Berlin Zoo
Spy Museum
Miniatur Wunderland
Banana museum
Devil’s Eye
Slovenia
Ljublana
Lake Bled
Bled Castle
Ljublana
Museum of illusions
Cobblers Bridge
Ljublana castle
Dragon bridge
Central Market
Ljublana cathedral
House of Experiments