How many world landmarks do you know? And do you know what countries they belong to? You may consider yourself a student of the world. Or you may just want some fun travel tips. Either way, it's time to see how many countries you know based on these famous world landmarks.
Stonehenge

You've probably seen these slightly spooky Druid statues before. But do you remember which country they reside in?
England

Fun fact: This flag, which you have probably never seen, is the official flag of England, whereas the more familiar Union Jack represents the United Kingdom of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
Taj Mahal

A beautiful, immediately recognizable mausoleum. What country can claim such a landmark?
India

India has a claim to stake as a global exporter of world culture. Did you know the bustling Bollywood film industry of India produced 1,602 movies in 2012, whereas Hollywood only produced 476?
The Louvre

The Louvre, a world-renowned art museum home to many iconic works, features this beautiful pyramid, designed by Ieoh Ming Pei. Do you know what country the Louvre belongs to?
France

Home of the Eiffel Tower, stripy sweaters, and yes, the Louvre.
Tikal

Ruins of a Mayan civilization are here for your perusal. What country do you need to travel to in order to see them?
Guatemala

Look no further than Guatemala!
Christ The Redeemer

This statue protects and welcomes citizens and visitors of what country?
Brazil

If you think you've been to a "carnival" without having been to Brazil's Carnival, you haven't been to a carnival.
The Acropolis

Which country claims home to this beautiful remnant of ancient civilizations?
Greece

In addition to the Acropolis of Athens, you can find Navagio Beach, the theater of Epidaurus, and Knossos Palace on a trip to Greece.
Neuschwanstein Castle

No, this castle is not from Hogwarts. Yes, it is a real place you can step inside. What country hosts it?
Germany

Germany, of course. Sehr gut!
Himeji Castle

This beautiful structure, rebuilt and readjusted throughout the years, has been seen in many films depicting its home country. Which country might that be?
Japan

The castle lives in the Land of the Rising Sun.
Terracotta Army

A haunting display of clay soldiers protect the tomb of what country's first emperor?
China

Qin Shi Huang was the first emperor of China, of course.
St. Basil's Cathedral

No, this isn't a fantastical Dr. Seuss creation. This is a real building you can see. But where?
Russia

In Russia, beautiful landmarks visit you!
Blue Lagoon

You're in calming waters. You're taking in the unique beauty of the world around you. Where the heck are you?
Iceland

A tip for your visit to Iceland: The harder to pronounce a volcano is, the more important it is you see it.
Uluru

If you find yourself staring in awe at the majesty of this giant rock, what country are you in?
Australia

From the modern pleasures of the Sydney Opera House, to the expansive swaths of nature, Australia's got something for everyone.
CN Tower

Those with a fear of heights need not apply. This enormous structure features a section of glass floor, where you can look way the heck down. What country boasts this heart rate-raising building?
Canada

Polite citizens, awesome healthcare, and a heartthrob of a PM? You know what country to blame.
Cape of Good Hope

A beautiful, natural landmark with an inspiring name to boot. Where is this cape located?
South Africa

When you're in the Cape of Good Hope, you're in South Africa, baby.
Burj Khalifa

Famously scaled by Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, what country boasts this soaring skyscraper?
United Arab Emirates

If you're looking for sleek architecture, jaw-dropping entertainment, and shopping centers that would make the Mall Of America blush, might we suggest a trip to the UAE?