USA Landmarks
UK Landmarks
Historical Significance
100

This iconic statue, gifted by France, stands on Liberty Island in New York Harbor

 Statue of Liberty

100

This famous clock tower in London is often mistakenly called by the name of its bell

Big Ben

100

This Philadelphia building is where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776

Independence Hall

200

This South Dakota landmark features the faces of four U.S. presidents carved into a mountain.

Mount Rushmore

200

A prehistoric stone circle in Wiltshire, this site is shrouded in mystery

Stonehenge

200

This UK river is known for its historic role in Shakespeare’s birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon

River Avon

300

Spanning the Golden Gate Strait, this famous red bridge is an engineering marvel in California

Golden Gate Bridge

300

The Queen's London residence, famous for its Changing of the Guard ceremony

Buckingham Palace

300

This Civil War battlefield in Pennsylvania was the site of Abraham Lincoln's famous address

Gettysburg

400

Found in Arizona, this natural wonder is known for its immense size and colorful rock formations.

Grand Canyon

400

This medieval fortress and former royal residence is now home to the Crown Jewels.

Tower of London

400

In 1215, King John signed this document at Runnymede, limiting royal power in England

Magna Carta

500

This iconic obelisk in Washington, D.C., honors the first President of the United States.

Washington Monument

500

Located in Edinburgh, this hilltop castle has a commanding view of Scotland's capital.

Edinburgh Castle

500

This monument in Boston commemorates the start of the American Revolution in 1775

Bunker Hill Monument

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