The landmarks game; name a city or place and the landmark

St. Charles, Madison County, Iowa - Imes Covered Bridge

Santa Monica, Ca mile 0 of route 66 (on Santa Monica pier)
Long Beach, Ca Home of the Queen Mary
Anaheim, Ca Disneyland
San Francisco, Ca Golden Gate Bridge

TxTwoSome wrote:

bandit86 wrote:
Name a city, a county or a state and name the most recognizable landmark or feature that makes that place instantly recognizable to everybody

Paris. Eiffel tower.

St. Louis, the St. Louis arch.

New York City. The Statue of Liberty

Seattle. The Space Needle

Feel free to debate

Isn't the Statue of Liberty in New Jersey?

So are some New York sports teams

OutdoorPhotographer wrote:

TxTwoSome wrote:

bandit86 wrote:
Name a city, a county or a state and name the most recognizable landmark or feature that makes that place instantly recognizable to everybody

Paris. Eiffel tower.

St. Louis, the St. Louis arch.

New York City. The Statue of Liberty

Seattle. The Space Needle

Feel free to debate

Isn't the Statue of Liberty in New Jersey?

I would argue Empire State Building as central icon of NYC

I wouldn't necessarily be able to identify the empire state building, I don't know what percentage of people would, but I think most people would recognize the Statue of Liberty. You might be right if technically it's not in new york city ?

Maybe not a national landmark, but certainly worth while.
Mammy's Cupboard. South of Natchez, MS on Hwy 61. Short hours, great food.

Moab, Utah - Delicate Arch (it's even on some of their license plates)

Aspen, Colorado - Maroon Bells (one of the most common photos on give-away calendars with scenery pics)

Estes Park, CO - The Stanley Hotel (inspiration for "The Shining")

Wyoming - Old Faithful and Grand Tetons

California - Half Dome at Yosemite

Lebanon, Kansas Geographic center of the Lower 48 States.

Montague, MI - the worlds largest working weathervane

Washington DC: the White House
San Diego: Coronado hotel

Cincinnati, Ohio.
I've lived here all my life (70 years), so I googled Cincinnati Landmarks. I recognize the names, but I've only visited two. The Old Times-Star newspaper building. And that was when I was about 10 years old and delivered papers for them. They went belly up years ago.
And U.S. Grant's boyhood home which is in Georgetown, OH. about 30 miles from here. Its only two empty rooms, so it didn't take long.