Famous Landmarks
This historic site in Egypt is known for its massive stone structures, including the Great Sphinx.
Pyramids of Giza
This city, home to the Colosseum and the Vatican, is the capital of Italy.
Rome
This is the largest province in Canada by land area.
Québec
Which mode of transportation is often referred to as the "greenest" due to its low carbon footprint?
Train
Machu Picchu, an ancient Incan city, can be found in this South American country.
Peru
The capital of the United Kingdom, known for Buckingham Palace.
London
This is the longest river in Canada, flowing through several provinces before reaching the Arctic Ocean.
Mackenzie River
This historic railway was one of the first to connect the eastern and western parts of Canada, completed in 1885.
Canadian Pacific Railway
This famous structure in China was built to protect against invasions and is over 13,000 miles long.
Great Wall of China
Known for its canals, this European city is the capital of the Netherlands.
Amsterdam
This province is home to Canada’s only desert, found in the Okanagan Valley.
British Columbia
Which country is famous for its extensive network of high-speed trains known as the Shinkansen?
Japan
This iconic structure in Paris was completed in 1889 and is named after its designer, Gustave.
Eiffel Tower
The capital of Australia is often mistakenly thought to be Sydney, but it is actually this city.
Canberra
This bay in northeastern Canada has the highest tides in the world.
Bay of Fundy
Famous train that travels from Chicago to Los Angeles
The Southwest Chief
An archaeological city famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system.
Petra (in Jordan)
Considered the political capital of Europe, this city is the capital of Belgium.
Brussels
This is the largest island in Canada, located in the Arctic Archipelago.
Baffin Island
What is the name of the world’s largest passenger airplane, capable of seating over 800 passengers in an all-economy?
Airbus A380