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Cities by Tourist Attraction #1

Name the cities that feature these famous tourist attractions.
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First submittedFebruary 21, 2011
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Attraction
City
Times Square
New York
The Louvre
Paris
Piccadilly Circus
London
The Lincoln Memorial
Washington D.C.
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin
Alcatraz
San Francisco
La Sagrada Familia
Barcelona
Tivoli Gardens
Copenhagen
Tiananmen Square
Beijing
Walk of Fame
Los Angeles
Attraction
City
Disney World
Orlando
The Coliseum
Rome
Bourbon Street
New Orleans
Burj Khalifa
Dubai
The Acropolis
Athens
South Beach
Miami
Saint Mark's Square
Venice
The Blarney Stone
Cork
The Grand Bazaar
Istanbul
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94 Comments
Quizmaster
+9
Level ∞
Oct 9, 2013
Updated and made slightly less America-centric
benjaminmarker
+19
Level 72
Oct 30, 2013
Slightly indeed! 12/24
rocamorar
+18
Level 78
Dec 18, 2014
Yeah, half the "attractions" from the US is quite a limited world-view. I'd suggest either making an only-US test, or a world test.

If all the attractions in the US where notable outside it, it wouldn't be that much of a problem. But imagine a test asking for an aquarium in Sao Pablo, a beach in Salvador de Bahia, and the location of the Brazilian constitution.

PjotrL
+3
Level 75
Jul 28, 2016
Jsut for the record: the USS Constitution is a ship, not the actual Constitution (which would be in the National Archive in Washington DC)
tshalla
+16
Level 76
Mar 7, 2017
No one cares how much you hate the rest of the world, just learn about it. And represent it in the quiz. Yeesh. (By the way, America was hardly represented - only the United States.)
Majic
+3
Level 43
Jan 26, 2018
I thought exactly same thing but for Americans Coke museum is such an important tourist location that all the greatest attractions in the 2000 year old culture cant match it.
stankyC
+8
Level 64
Jan 26, 2018
"America" is shorthand in English (and German, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Italian, French, Arabic, and Japanese) for the United States of America and its inhabitants, in the same way Russia is shorthand for the Russian Federation, Mexico short for the United States of Mexico, etc. Just because Spanish (and other language) speakers insist that "America" or its variants refer to the continent does not mean speakers of other languages need to adhere to such linguistic prescriptivism.
Julotek
+8
Level 62
Nov 7, 2018
I may disagree, I'm French and it is clear that America is a language abuse when you want to mean the USA.

We use generally America or Americas for the continent(s) (depending if you consider one piece of lands or two "economical" blocks like Fifa does) and the US for the USA. The French Academy is pretty clear on that subject.

Ferbin
+3
Level 77
Nov 8, 2018
@stankyC The continent was named first, way before your country even existed. The fact that many people have assimilated the usage the US coopted doesn't make it right.

Also, the Mexico and Russia examples are false analogies. A more apt one would be a comparison with the UK (which is not Great Britain, just as the US is not America, but both are located in those respective places).

TheLastFish
+4
Level 70
Nov 9, 2018
@stankyC: In German, the country is predominantly referred to as "USA" and its institutions, e.g., as "US troups" (both shorter than referring to America(n)!). But I agree that its inhabitants are typically referred to as "Amerikaner/Americans", presumably because people are just too lazy to specify the additional syllables "US-Americans". Nevertheless, for the sake of clarity and because America always refers first to the continent: get a proper demonym for the USA! :-D
IsleAuHaulte
+2
Level 90
Nov 11, 2018
Maybe on a Portuguese language quiz, sure.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 81
Dec 6, 2019
America is the United States, in virtually every country and language in the world. It's no more an abuse of language than calling the French Republic "France." The Spanish word for American, most often referring to citizens of the United States, is "Americano."
dunkinggandalf2
+1
Level 69
Nov 22, 2020
While "America" is sometimes used to refer to the US in French, German and Italian, which are the languages I speak, everyone understands that this is just a colloquial shorthand, and that the term properly refers to the continent of America (which most of the world considers to be one continent made up of a Northern and a Southern part). "America", without context, is the continent. In any official context, or wherever there might be confusion, the US is referred to as the US.
dunkinggandalf2
+1
Level 69
Nov 22, 2020
The comparison to France is really bad, because as far as I know, there's no other place than France that has been calling itself France since before the French Republic. It's more like if Moldova suddenly called itself "the United States of Europe", and insisted that "Europe" exclusively refer to itself.
Algernon
+8
Level 73
Aug 15, 2017
Yeah, 50% of the questions about attractions in America is ridiculously OTT even by the standards of this US centric site.
SAFETYFIIIRST
+4
Level 48
May 29, 2019
jeez if this is the LESS America-centric version then I can't imagine what the old version was like because its STILL really America-centric....
IsleAuHaulte
+1
Level 90
Jul 1, 2019
No complaints that people in the U.S.A. from the Orient (Latin for East) have claimed Asia all for themselves? That makes absolutely zero sense.
Hugh2000
+1
Level 68
Aug 4, 2020
Still extremely America-centric, as is nearly every quiz on this website. If every other city in the answers is from one country each, I don't understand why America is special enough to have 7 and to previously have had 12. If an Australian made this quiz for example and had 12 answers being Australian cities, no non-Australian players would do well so its a lot harder for non-Americans such as myself to participate on this website.
CharlieMcGeeFan
+1
Level 23
Nov 23, 2013
New York is a state not a city
kalbahamut
+6
Level 81
Nov 23, 2013
You sure about that?
Jerry928
+4
Level 76
Jul 3, 2015
The USGS, the official lister of place names, lists the city as New York, and state as New York State, repectively.
nettybet
+3
Level 76
Nov 23, 2013
If 'City' is in the title surely 'New York' is enough. The rest of the world just calls it New York anyway.
Baltimorean
+2
Level 66
Nov 23, 2013
The city so nice, they named it twice.
rgc1600
+2
Level 73
Nov 23, 2013
-1
Quizzology
+1
Level 67
Jun 10, 2014
Or you're not American, or you're a 5-year old.
haidenlowery
+1
Level 20
Nov 16, 2017
Actually, a huge city in New York is New York City
earroyo
+7
Level 25
Mar 13, 2014
Who cares about an aquarium in Chicago or beach in Miami..............?
redsplat
+1
Level 73
Oct 6, 2015
Word.
manchesterutd10
+5
Level 58
Mar 7, 2017
miami beach i am content with...but ive never heard of the aquarium...maybe should include Ipanema beach or perhaps christ the redeemer statue or perhaps something not obscure event to americans
ander217
+2
Level 74
May 3, 2017
I'm American and I've never heard of the Shedd Aquarium, but I'm happy to learn about it.
stone222
+1
Level 48
Oct 16, 2018
maybe the fish...
kalbahamut
+1
Level 81
May 5, 2019
People who aren't ignorant probably.
Swanseajoe
+8
Level 16
Apr 20, 2014
Coliseum is spelt wrong...
PFCdownunder
+4
Level 23
Feb 6, 2015
South Beach could be any number of places
trudel2981
+2
Level 28
Feb 14, 2015
Can you add Anaheim for Disney World? I know it's Disney World in Orlando and Disney Land in Anaheim, but Disney is Disney, right?
Queenofthefandom
+5
Level 32
May 29, 2017
nah, Disney World and Disneyland are two very different parks
kalbahamut
+1
Level 81
Jan 2, 2019
Anaheim is the Los Angeles, California metro area city where you would find Disney Land. Orlando is the city in Florida nearest to Lake Buena Vista, the location of Disney World.
orangeajgreen
+4
Level 56
Aug 15, 2015
Less American plz
sinihipsukka
+1
Level 76
Apr 8, 2016
Got USS Constitution because of Fallout 4! ^_^
torny81
+4
Level 73
Aug 29, 2016
still way too much USA-centric
Balikati
+4
Level 70
Dec 19, 2016
There are a lot of grand bazaars
APHill
+1
Level 75
Jan 2, 2017
Too rest-of-world centric.
hellodrew
+2
Level 66
Jan 23, 2017
What for a quiz on USA tourist attractions? You know what, I think you're right APHill!
ketchupkawawa
+1
Level 51
Jan 21, 2017
Eventually I ended up typing random cities
kingcamcam
+8
Level 68
Jan 22, 2017
Surely an aquarium in Chicago is not as important than e.g. Great Pyramids of Giza, Opera House in Sydney, Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai, Grand Palace in Bangkok?
thelairdlard
+1
Level 86
Jan 23, 2017
I guess that depends if you're a fish or not.
chondrichthyess
+2
Level 61
Mar 22, 2017
And the pyramids and the opera house aren't in America, so they're not really that important anyways
evilcheeser
+1
Level 74
Feb 28, 2022
also the pyramids aren't exactly in a city..
hellodrew
+5
Level 66
Jan 23, 2017
I know this is an American site and I have no problem with US-centric quizzes if they're described as such so you know what you're taking, but 50% of the answers are in the US and they're pretty lame ones at that is a bit daft in my opinion when you would assume this quiz is going to be about global cities.

This should just be made into a USA tourist attraction quiz (after all you're already half way there!) and then just make another one for true international tourist attractions with just the main, true international destinations from the USA in it.

kalbahamut
+2
Level 81
Nov 8, 2018
Find me a list of global cities sometime that includes Cork and Venice and doesn't include San Francisco, New York, or Los Angeles.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 81
Jan 26, 2020
and is not about the 13th century
sekkeizu
+1
Level 24
Jun 24, 2023
I still don't understand why are you so bitter and carry a chip on your shoulder all the time.
Heinreich
+4
Level 32
Jan 23, 2017
It's spelled "Colosseum", not "Coliseum"...
HectorVortac
+1
Level 48
Mar 7, 2017
Agree, anglicization of the Italian 'Colosseo'. Or is it Latin?
Lucas88
+1
Level 39
Jan 23, 2017
http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/97682/cities-by-tourist-attraction try this
DeludedRhino
+2
Level 51
Jan 23, 2017
Too American-centric, only got 15 :/
kimmi123
+1
Level 50
Mar 20, 2017
I have been to the Tivoli gardens I can honestly say I have never been to Copenhagen!! The gardens are outside Rome and nowhere near Copenhagen, unless there is another city name this!!
ander217
+1
Level 74
May 3, 2017
My parents visited the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen in the 1970s. There must be more than one.
Algernon
+2
Level 73
Aug 15, 2017
Nope. Tivoli Gardens are in Copenhagen.
Antofagasta
+2
Level 71
Jun 17, 2017
I don't usually like to complain about this because it is a big country, but I think this quiz is too US-centric. Half of the answers are about the USA...
Majic
+2
Level 43
Jan 26, 2018
Half of the cities are located in USA. Again and again I find those tests being created in a way that will show how smart americans are because someone doesn't know where coke museum is. And I bet coke museum is actually a better tourism attraction than pyramids or temples in Tokyo, Marina Bay in Singapore or concentration camps in Auchwitz. Unfortunately Americans wouldn't be able to guess anything that's not in major US city.
ander217
+2
Level 74
Jan 26, 2018
Can't believe you omitted World's Largest Ball of Twine in Cawker City, KS. Sheesh!
vhpenna123
+1
Level 48
Mar 13, 2018
Disney World isn’t even in Orlando... it’s in Lake Buena Vista and Bay Lake.
Carry
+1
Level 63
Jan 29, 2019
A lot of airports aren't in the city they're associated with either. If you go to Disney Worlds website they'll tell you it's in Orlando. That's what people connect it to even though it's not 100% right.
elephanteric
+3
Level 38
Oct 31, 2018
Theoretically, the grand bazaar can be any place that has a bazaar
gatorsong
+1
Level 71
Nov 6, 2018
Receiving invalid parameter error
Quizmaster
+3
Level ∞
Nov 7, 2018
Fixed, thanks
brandybuck96
+2
Level 83
Nov 7, 2018
Heh, I was tempted to try "Bridlington" for South Beach.
NielsCoolen
+4
Level 62
Nov 7, 2018
Rome's tourist attraction is named 'the Colloseum'.
Djilas
+2
Level 83
Nov 7, 2018
No, it's Colosseum or Coliseum.
MrPi2002
+1
Level 74
Nov 7, 2018
I'm from Denmark. I think that Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen should be changed to the little mermaid. In Denmark, the little mermaid is a bigger tourist attraction.
sillie
+2
Level 76
Nov 7, 2018
It doens't say it has to be the biggest. And Tivoli is much more fun, imho. It's already a very easy quiz, I think maybe the Little Mermaid would make it even easier.
APHill
+5
Level 75
Nov 7, 2018
Colosseum is still misspelled.
Djilas
+2
Level 83
Nov 7, 2018
No, it's not.
Algernon
+3
Level 73
Nov 8, 2018
Fair dos to QM for making it less American centric. I complain when they are too American/US centric so only fair I say thanks for listening.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 81
Nov 8, 2018
I've been to all but 3 of these cities and visited all but 4 of these attractions.
quizman5000
+1
Level 37
Jan 2, 2019
I think you should put liberty bell and philadelphia in this
madmonte
+1
Level 72
Jan 24, 2019
Grand Bazaar could also refer to Tehran.
elephanteric
+1
Level 38
Mar 6, 2019
It's not the acropolis, it's the parthenon.
overtired
+2
Level 85
Apr 23, 2019
The Parthenon is in the Acropolis of Athens, commonly referred to as simply The Acropolis.
Kaz60
+1
Level 49
May 26, 2019
I'm happy with these quizzes. I've learnt a lot about everywhere but never forget that it's just for fun. Some people seem to think it should be more serious or harder, and are so competitive. I think it's just fine!
IsleAuHaulte
+2
Level 90
Jul 1, 2019
If I were the administrator I would reset this quiz on world tourist attractions to just American cities. As mothers have been saying for centuries, I'll give you something to cry about.
Carry
+1
Level 63
Aug 8, 2019
Got all but one with 3 minutes to spare. Could not figure out the last one.
explorer
+3
Level 50
Dec 6, 2019
List of tourist attractions, where you can find ignorant American tourists. Who else but Americans would pick Checkpoint charlie as place to go in Berlin or TianAnMen square in Beijing, where was no "Western media created" -massacre. One who studies the truth open minded will find that there was 11 people died in an accident in TianAnMen square run over by AFV accidentally. Most casualties happened, when criminals armed by "someone" opened fire against soldiers middle of the night West from TianAnMen square and soldiers responded to fire. Most victims, few hundred at most, were mainly these armed criminals and soldiers and some bystanders. Most protesters had already left the square the day before. There were only some students from countryside, who didn't have dormitory to go to sleep or didn't afford to go to hotel and were camping on the square. Pictures west have missed - the disemboweled soldiers burnt and hanged on bridges. These were acts of criminals, not peaceful protesters.
Valenmiceli
+3
Level 64
Aug 8, 2020
wow you're defending a brutal communist regime that restricted (and still today) their citizen´s freedom and also provoked many massacres against them. shame on you for defending the CCP
dunkinggandalf2
+2
Level 69
Nov 22, 2020
Disregarding your weird Chinese propaganda, I agree that Checkpoint Charlie is not the most interesting thing to see in Berlin (I'd head to the Museumsinsel, or the Tiergarten, or Unter den Linden, or the Wannsee, or many other places first), but it *is* a major tourist attraction. It also only takes a few minutes to visit and is pretty central, so, what the hell, go for it. As for Tiananmen Square, where something quite definitely did happen, it's interesting to see - one of the biggest squares I've ever seen, with interesting buildings on it, the Gate of Heavenly Peace, and Mao's Mausoleum. And, if nothing else, it's the entrance to the Forbidden City, which is definitely worth it. I agree that there's a lot more to see in Beijing, but I would think that a trip that doesn't include Tiananmen would be pretty weird.
Shadywyvern
+2
Level 80
Oct 21, 2021
+100000 social credit

thank you for your service to glorious chairman Mao!

marez
+1
Level 62
Jan 12, 2020
I have been to all of them and own properties in few too
ZooTuber3000
+1
Level 52
Feb 28, 2021
Pretty sure you spelled Colisseum wrong. And would anyone consider Alcatraz a tourist attraction?
Feysand
+2
Level 35
Sep 6, 2021
You spelt colosseum wrong. I missed it cos of that...... i feel so smart
Jayjaysciz
+1
Level 56
Nov 16, 2021
I dont mean this to sound rude but I dont understand all this hatred against the questions being about the U.S. Forgive me if I am wrong but this is a USA based website right? If I was making a quiz on here about famous tourist attractions, I'd probably name the ones around me first. I'm sure I'd include some very well know ones from other countries but at first my first instinct would be ones I'm extremely familiar with.
BeckyZee
+2
Level 74
Apr 29, 2023
It’s colosseum, not coliseum
EcceHomo
+1
Level 82
Jun 25, 2024
It is both. Look it up.

America-centric or otherwise, this is a good quiz.

sarielise
+1
Level 68
Feb 20, 2024
Never heard of Tivoli Gardens, but I got it because I recognized Tivoli as Danish
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