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Architectural Landmarks 1-24

23 entries in the Architectural Landmarks compendium.

Architectural Landmarks 1-24 — Era Chart

Washington Monument1800Topkapı Palace1853United States Capitol1854Western Wall1903Tokyo Skytree1923Teatro Real1939
Taipei 101Taksim SquareAncient Roman stadium in Plovdiv, built in the 2nd century AD, capital of Roman Thracia.Tate ModernUK's national collection of international modern and contemporary art.Teatro RealThe heart and main quadrangle of the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras.Teatro di San CarloThe Teatro di San Carlo, originally named the Real Teatro di San Carlo by the Bourbon monaTemple MountA contested holy site central to Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.Temple of ConfuciusTemples venerating Confucius and Confucian sages across East Asia.Temple of EdfuThe Temple of Edfu is an Egyptian temple located on the west bank of the Nile in Edfu, UppTemple of HeavenImperial complex for annual prayers to Heaven for good harvests.The BundHistoric Shanghai waterfront with European-style buildings and financial legacy.The Clock TowersGovernment-owned hotel complex with the world's tallest clock tower.Tokyo SkytreeCommunications and observation tower in Minato, Tokyo, completed in 1958.Topkapı PalaceOttoman administrative center and sultan's residence from the 1460s to 1853.Trevi FountainLargest Baroque fountain, completed in 1762 in Rome.Tōdai-jiBuddhist temple complex in Nara, home to the Great Buddha.Umayyad MosqueOne of the largest and oldest mosques, still in original form.United States CapitolSeat of the California state government in Sacramento.Van Gogh MuseumDutch museum housing the world's largest Van Gogh collection.Vatican MuseumsPublic museums of Vatican City housing papal art collections.Victoria and Albert MuseumWorld's largest museum of applied arts, decorative arts and design.Villa La RotondaA Renaissance villa inspired by the Pantheon, completed after Palladio's death.Washington MonumentObelisk on the National Mall honoring George Washington.Western WallRenaissance Revival flatiron building, former steamship and cocoa exchange headquarters.
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