It's hard to imagine this planet without its biggest landmarks, from Sydney Opera House to the Statue of Liberty. But, of course, there was a time when they existed only as plans or blueprints, or in ...

Before they were featured on postcards and added to bucket lists, the world’s most famous landmarks started out like most other projects: Buried under a mountain of blueprints and permits, scaffolding ...

The 1950s had a certain shine to it — chrome cars on the road, diners buzzing at midnight, and landmarks that felt bigger than life. Families piled into station wagons to see the Grand Canyon, couples ...

View post: Spirit Airlines Reportedly Faces Possible ‘Abrupt Shutdown’ of Operations The Parthenon is visible without scaffolding for the first time in 20 years. “It is like [visitors] are seeing…a ...

SEATTLE — With its iconic, sail-like architecture, the Sydney Opera House is a world-famous landmark. The UNESCO World Heritage site is known for hosting various events from opera, ballet, symphony, ...

Another beloved landmark Down Under, Sydney Harbour Bridge came earlier than the famous opera house and was finished and opened in 1932. The idea for a bridge that would connect the centre of Sydney ...