Towers, tombs and wonders of the world at small scale — from Veresk to the Pyramids. Explore from here, or visit in person.
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Veresk BridgeIran · Mazandaran
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Tomb of SaadiIran · Shiraz
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Tomb of Omar KhayyamIran · Nishapur
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Eiffel TowerFrance · Paris
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Leaning Tower of PisaItaly · Pisa
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Pyramids of GizaEgypt · Giza
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StonehengeEngland · Wiltshire
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Brandenburg GateGermany · Berlin
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The Great Wall of ChinaChina · Northern China
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Gabos (Qabus) TowerIran · Gonbad-e Kavus, Golestan
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PersepolisIran · Marvdasht, Fars
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Taj MahalIndia · Agra
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Tomb of Hafez (Hafezieh)Iran · Shiraz
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Moai (Easter Island)Chile · Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
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Dowlat Abad WindcatcherIran · Yazd
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A railway bridge spanning a deep gorge in the Alborz mountains, part of the UNESCO-listed Trans-Iranian Railway.
◉ Virtual visitThe resting place of the great Persian poet in Shiraz, in a modern design by Houshang Seyhoun.
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The mausoleum of the polymath Omar Khayyam — an iconic modern design by Houshang Seyhoun.
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The icon of Paris and one of the most recognised structures in the world.
◉ Virtual visitThe famous bell tower of Pisa, leaning about 4 degrees.
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The three great pyramids of Giza — the only surviving wonder of the ancient world.
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A mysterious prehistoric ring of standing stones in southern England, famed for its alignment with the sun at the solstices.
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Berlin's neoclassical landmark with twelve Doric columns, a symbol of German unity.
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The world's largest defensive structure, stretching across northern China with watchtowers.
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A tall brick tower of the Ziyarid era, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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The ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire, famous for its grand columns and bull capitals; UNESCO World Heritage since 1979.
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The white-marble mausoleum Shah Jahan built in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal — a symbol of love and architecture.
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The resting place of Hafez, one of Iran's greatest lyric poets — a columned, domed pavilion set in a garden.
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Giant stone figures carved by the Rapa Nui people — among the world's most enigmatic monuments.
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A tall octagonal windcatcher from Iran's desert architecture, drawing air into the building to cool it.
◉ Virtual visitMini World in Malayer faithfully recreates the world's great structures at a smaller scale.
Land of the Martyred Pilots