One of the most iconic landmarks in Rio de Janeiro is the Escadaria Selarón, or Selarón Steps, a 250-step staircase decorated with more than 2,000 carefully placed tiles from around the world.

Located in Rio's downtown, the Metropolitan Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. Sebastian of Rio de Janeiro ... It is situated near other notable landmarks such as the Municipal Theater ...

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For many people, Rio de Janeiro is synonymous with Brazil – the coastal city representing the very idea of Brazil. The azure waters that surrounded Sugarloaf Mountain, and the golden sands of ...

From Stonehenge to the Colosseum, some of the most famous landmarks have inspired a host of copycat attractions and replicas ...

Stretching over 13,000 miles, the Great Wall is a remarkable engineering achievement and one of the world's most famous landmarks, primarily constructed during the Ming Dynasty. Situated on Corcovado ...

When Carlos Eduardo Muzy first rented his beachside Rio de Janeiro apartment on Airbnb in 2019, he just wanted some extra ...

Helipads are found in many places, but some are truly remarkable for their stunning locations and thrilling experiences. From ...

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Salt Lake Temple Salt Lake Temple, a large Mormon temple that resides in Salt Lake, is one of the most famous landmarks in Utah. Vermont State House The Vermont State House in Montpelier ...