Guess the Country by the Landmark

[@jonmalaxetxebarria2232]

33/40 Very interesting, indeed. Thank you.

[@BAKZI.0]

34 out of 40 🥳🤩

[@DBK415]

Got 35/40

[@sweetsweet3753]

40 from 40 and i have visited 31 of them.

[@torfrida6663]

Good quiz but please note Big Ben is the bell. That is the Elizabeth Tower and the Houses of Parliament . 38/40 🇬🇧👍

[@smgdfcmfah]

Not according to Clark Griswold.

[@crescentsi]

Yes, but the tower is known as Big Ben....

[@nuntana2]

@@crescentsi Nope, that is a misnomer, always was. Ben is the bell; the tower is as above, previously St Stephens Tower.

[@crescentsi]

28/40

[@joostkremers1739]

40!!!

[@mybile7464]

Nr.​7, I got confused. I thought "Deep Purple in Rock" there are 5?!

[@Senara1]

26

[@the_quizzler]

#3 Isn't Tibet a part of China?

[@DylDoe_xD]

Only because China invaded them and took the land from the native people, just like they are trying to do to Taiwan and also partially to Honk Kong.

[@Tlonedyr]

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[@ralfhtg1056]

#3 TIbet is not a country of its own. It is part of China. #13 that is not Big Ben. Big Ben is only the name of the bell inside the tower. Originally named St. Stevens Clock Tower it was renamed Elizabeth Tower in 2012 in honour of Queen Elizabeth II throne anniversary.

[@The-Real-Spaniard]

Ayers Rock is now called Uluru

[@echt114]

#frankm2931: Some PC shit no doubt.

[@nuntana2]

@@echt114 It was always known as Uluru by the local folk, but now it's official. Mount Everest and K2 will be next.