Tourist Attractions
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Japan has 1,000 fake paintings in its gallery of replicas
Tourists visiting Otsuka Museum of Art in Tokushima, Japan, can browse hundreds of masterpieces, including Van Gough's Sunflowers and Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, all under one roof. The catch? They're all replicas in a
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Tilting skyscraper window lets you hover 1,000 feet over Chicago
The new tilting window is part of the 360-degree viewing experience at the John Hancock Centre in Chicago. Just don't look down if you're afraid of heights! See more in the video above. Would you dare? See also: Is Norway's
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World's most overrated tourist attractions
Have you ever turned up at a world famous tourist attraction only to find it just a tad err... underwhelming? Thought so. Which is why we thought you'd enjoy this video of some of the world's most overrated tourist attractions, as
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These British attractions aren't worth your time
Ever felt underwhelmed when you visit a much-hyped famous landmark? You're not alone. Visiting some of Britain's most famous landmarks is clearly a massively disappointing experience for many travellers - and they're happy to take
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"Ok if you like rocks": Underwhelming reviews of the world's most famous attractions
Ever travelled for miles to a destination you've always dreamed of visiting or turned up at the iconic tourist attraction you couldn't wait to see, then think, "Is that it?" Some of the most disappointing tourist attractions
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Is this the world's worst tourist attraction?
Niagara Falls and the Mona Lisa have been named some of the world's worst tourist attractions singled out by travel experts and reviewers in recent years. But the most recent 'naming and shaming' of overrated attractions, featured
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England's least popular tourist attraction is...
The Radar Tower in Essex is England's least visited tourist attraction and saw just six visits in 2013. Located in Harwich, the tower was used to detect German 'E' boats in the Harwich Harbour approaches during World War II. It
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