Where in the World...? Vol3

This ancient Mayan City in Mexico was mostly uninhabitable by the time Columbus arrived in the New World.

• Chichen Itza
• Chacchoben
• Chicanna
• Calakmul

Nearly 2,000 years ago, this deadly volcano in Italy buried the city of Pompeii.

• Dolomites
• Mont Blanc
• Mt. Vesuvius
• Mount Etna

Built more than 4,000 years ago as a tomb for an Egyptian pharaoh, this is the largest of the great pyramids.

• Pyramid of Djoser
• Pyramid of Khufu
• Pyramid of Menkaure
• Pyramid of Giza

This huge natural landmark marks the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea.

• Rock of Gibraltar
• Aphrodite Rocks
• Khao Ta-Pu
• Giant's Causeway

In the 1600's, India's Emperor Shah Jahan built this tomb that has an onion-shaped dome.

• Tomb of Agamemnon
• Great Pyramid of Giza
• Tomb of Cyrus
• Taj Mahal

These famous waterfalls in Zimbabwe, Africa, are almost a mile wide.

• Niagra Falls
• Victoria Waterfalls
• Ruby Falls
• Ouzoud Falls

This royal palace in France, home of the famous Hall of Mirrors, was built for King Louis XIV; the palace had more than 1,400 fountains.

• Fontainebleau
• Versailles
• Chateau de Flers
• Luxembourg

Bordered by St. Basil's Cathedral and the Kremlin palaces, this bricked area is the heart of Moscow.

• Red Square
• Krutitsy
• Triumph Palace
• Sukharev Tower

This most famous volcano crater in the world is located on the island of Oahu in the state of Hawaii.

• Diamond Head
• Mount Bromo
• Mount Katmai
• Rano Kau 

In East London, this fortress was built by William the Conqueror more than a century ago.

• Guildhall
• St James's Palace
• Somerset House
• The Tower of London