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Ancient circles of large, upright stones on a plain in England, dating from 1800 to 1500 BC |
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18th century palace in London used as the present royal family's official London residence |
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Name for a major avenue in Paris noted for its elegant cafes and shops |
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19th Century theatre in Moscow noted for its ballet and opera company |
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Highest hillltop in Athens where the Parthenon was built by ancient Greeks |
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Art Museum in Paris containin art treasures including the Mona Lisa |
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12th century Bell tower in Pisa, Italy; dramatically leaning after its foundation shifted |
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Former palace of the tsars of St. Petersburg, now the Hermitage |
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19th century bell tower in London next to house of parliament |
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13th century church in London used for coronations and burial place of famous persons |
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Royal residence built by French King Louis XIV art town of Versailles outside Paris |
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11th century castle in London formerly used as a prison and place for executions |
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Medieval, walled stone fortress in Moscow inside which buildings and offices of Russia's governments |
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Art museum in St. Petersburg which formerly was the winter palace of Russia's tsars |
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Temple built on the Acropolis in Athens by ancient Greeks but now in ruins |
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Large Cathedral in Paris considered a masterpiece of medieval Gothic architecture |
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Huge iron structure in Paris built in 19th century when it was the highest free standing structure in the world |
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Huge arena in rome, built by ancient Romans, noted for contests held there between gladiators |
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Catholic cathedral built in Rome in 1500's which is largest church in the world |
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