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This page features some famous sites around the world. For navigation, click on the items listed below. To view a larger version of a photo in a new window, click on the desired picture.  

• Las Vegas (NV), USA (2011)
• Los Angeles (CA), USA (2011)
• San Diego (CA), USA (2011)
• Atlanta (GA), USA (2011)
• Washington (DC), USA (2010)
• Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2010)
• Ann Arbor (MI) & Bay Area (CA), USA (2009)
• Berlin, Germany (2009)
• London, UK (2008)
• Cairo, Egypt (2007)
• Cape Town, South Africa (2007)
• Cape of Good Hope & Cape Agulhas, South Africa (2007)
• Giza, Egypt (2007)
• Granada, Spain (2006)
• Luxor, Egypt (2006)
• Thebes – West Bank, Egypt (2006)
• Cancun, Mexico (2005)
• Eastern Seaboard (PA, OH, NY), USA (2005)
• San Francisco (CA), USA (2005)
• Brussels, Belgium (2004)
• Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt (2004)

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. Atlanta (GA), USA (2011)
Prominent skyscrapers: Hyatt Regency, 191 Peachtree Tower and Georgia-Pacific Center	The Bank of America Plaza, Atlanta’s tallest building (back) – Children’s Museum in the front (right)	A statue in the Centennial Olympic Park representing a symbolic olympic torch	Cobb Galeria Center located in Cobb County in northwest Atlanta
Centennial Olympic Park, built for the Centennial 1996 Summer Olympics	Pierre Baron de Coubertin, "father" of the modern Olympic Games	Computer-controlled waterplay area in the Olympic Park	The Georgia World Congress Center: Fourth-largest convention center in the US
Philips Arena (left) and the Georgia Dome (background, right)	The CNN Center with the world’s longest freestanding escalator	Appears like a Dali scene: The World of Coca-Cola museum and the Georgia Aquarium (world’s largest aquarium)	The Structural Engineering and Materials Research Lab at the Georgia Institute of Technology
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. Washington (DC), USA (2010)
The U.S. Treasury building, a National Historic Landmark, designed by Ammi Burnham Young	The White House – view from the South	The Goethe-Institut in Washington, DC, is located in 812 Seventh Street	The prominent Washington Monument, built in honor of George Washington and finished in 1884
The Freedom Plaza, formerly "Western Plaza", renamed in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.	The National Portrait Gallery	Chinatown’s "Friendship Archway"	The National Archives Building ("Archives I")
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. Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2010)
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: Heavy snow and freezing temperatures…	…caused extensive flight and train cancellations in Europe in December 2010	Church of St. Nicholas with impressive neo-Baroque and neo-Renaissance elements	The Amsterdam Centraal railway station building, designed by Pierre Cuypers
Amsterdam Centraal railway station seen from the side	Hilversum railway station with holographic glass in the circular window
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. Ann Arbor (MI) & Bay Area (CA), USA (2009)
Discovered at a Boeing 767-300ER wing	Burton Tower, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor)	Michigan Stadium – formerly the largest one in the United States (capacity today: 106,201)	San Francisco bay area seen from Conzelman road
Confusing?	View on Silicon Valley in the background	…and a closer view on Silicon Valley
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. Berlin, Germany (2009)
Bellevue Palace, the official residence of the President of Germany	TV tower, seen from the famous "Unter den Linden" boulevard	The "Berliner Philharmonie" concert hall – home to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra	Victory Column (inaugurated in 1873 to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian war)
Open-air exhibition "Topography of Terror"	The Brandenburg Gate on July 17, 2009 at 15.31PM…	…and at 15.32PM
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. London, UK (2008)
The Tower Bridge	Corrosion at the bridge	Rehabilitation work at Tower Bridge	Alternative bridge designs
Buckingham Palace	The Clock Tower	Professor Einstein and Dr. Smarsly meeting at Madame Tussauds
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