Landmark

Built in St. Paul, Alberta, in 1967, this concrete structure features a time capsule and a map of Canada made of stones. It was designed to welcome visitors from outer space and promote peace.

Located in Rodney, Ontario, this tiny jail measures just 24.3 square meters and features only two cells. Built in 1909, it served the community until 1963 and now stands as a unique historical landmark.

The Boerentoren (Farmers' Tower) in Antwerp, completed in 1932, was the continent's first high-rise building and a pioneering example of modernist architecture. Standing at 97 meters, it was a symbol of innovation and economic prosperity.

Built for the 1958 World's Fair, this iconic landmark consists of nine spheres representing the atoms of an iron crystal. Visitors can explore several spheres, which house exhibition spaces, a restaurant, and offer panoramic views of Brussels.

This striking 23-story architectural marvel in Minsk resembles a diamond, symbolizing the value of knowledge. Completed in 2006, its unique design and panoramic observation deck make it a prominent landmark and a symbol of modern Belarus.