World Wonders which Civ Players have visited?

[Brew God]

Hello Fellow Die Hard Civ Fans,

I am curious to know out of all the players on this wonderful website...how many World Wonders have you actually visited which are included in Civ 5.

Ones I have actually been to on vacation:

1: Statue Of Liberty
2: Himeji Castle
3: Nueschwanstein
4: Big Ben
5: Alhambra
6: Eiffel Tower
7: Versaii
8: Brandenburg Gate
9: Broadway
10: Pentagon..drove by
11: United Nations...drove by
12: Louvre
13: Norte Dame


I am guessing I have visited one more. Will edit this if needed.

Brew God

 

[McSaucy4418]

Big Ben
Broadway
Pentagon
Statue of Liberty
Stonehenge
United Nations

 

[Viregel]

Big Ben, Globe Theater (Not around any more, but I was probably close enough), Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Louvre, Hagia Sophia, Alhambra, Leaning Tower, Parthenon and Sistine Chapel. I think.

 

[JanghanHong]

Hubble Telescope, I recently sacrificed myself to save Sandra Bullock.

 

[4N4C0ND4]

Whoa, some guys did travel to some places

For me, only
- pyramids
- eiffel tower
- the louvre (I'm French eh)
- big ben

Curious that Versailles Palace is not a wonder

Regards, 4N4

 

[comatosedragon]

None. Absolutely none.

 

[arand86]

Pentagon
Broadway
CN Tower (I think, I was very young when I went to toronto once)
Forbidden Palace
Great Wall
Porcelain Tower
Statue of Liberty
Terracotta Army


In other words, every single one in the USA, Canada and China but nowhere else at all

 

[Aaron90495]

Hanging Gardens

Well, aside from that, Statue of Liberty, Broadway, Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, CN Tower, and maybe one more that I'm forgetting right now.

 

[Lorf Yimzo]

The Uffizi, Statue of Liberty, Sistine Chapel, might of passed the UN (was too young to remember).
And the ISS of course.

 

[georgie]

Pentagon
Statue of Liberty
UN
Broadway
CN Tower
The Louvre
Notre Dame
Eiffel Tower
Sistine Chapel
Great Firewall when I was younger ;D

 

[cpm4001]

None. Absolutely none.

Hey, you're in the same boat as me! I haven't been to any of the World Wonders. I haven't even been to a city with a World Wonder. I'm boring.

 

[Antarion]

Neuschwanstein
Brandenburg Gate
"The Place where the Coloss of Rhodes was"
Tower of Pisa
The Uffizi
Machu Picchu

soon Statue of Liberty, Broadway, UN

 

[Pouakai]

Pretty sure it's only the Sydney Opera House and Mt. Fuji. Been close to the Great Barrier Reef and Himeji Castle, but haven't actually been to them.


I'm so well travelled.

 

[Granty555]

Big Ben
The Eiffel Tower
Stonehenge
Broadway
The Louvre
Notre Dame
The Parthenon
Statue of Liberty
Brandenburg Gate
UN

 

[SnowKomodo]

• Big Ben
• Borobudur (one of my favorites)
• Broadway
• CN Tower
• Eiffel Tower
• Forbidden Palace
• Great Wall
• Louvre (one of my favorites)
• Notre Dame
• Pentagon (only walked by)
• Sistine Chapel (only walked by)
• Statue of Liberty
• Stonehenge
• Sydney Opera House
• Terracotta Army

Natural Wonders:
Krakatau
Old Faithful (truly amazing)
The Great Barrier Reef (the dives are not nearly as stunning as the places I've dived around Asia and elsewhere)

 

[PhilBowles]

In order of visits:

Big Ben
Stonehenge
Oxford University (National Wonder)
The Eiffel Tower
The Louvre
Sydney Opera House (seen from the harbour, never visited)
The Pyramids
Angkor Wat
Chichen Itza
The Forbidden City/"Forbidden Palace"
Petra

And, later this month:

Machu Picchu

I live pretty much outside the Pentagon, but have never visited. I probably visited Notre Dame when I was younger, but don't recall for certain.

EDIT: Since others are including Natural Wonders, I can add:

Great Barrier Reef (dived)
Mt. Sinai
Uluru
Mt. Kilimanjaro (flown over, not visited)

The Great Barrier Reef (the dives are not nearly as stunning as the places I've dived around Asia and elsewhere)

Cairns is the main drop-off point for dives on the reef, but probably the best GBR dive of all is the Yongala, which definitely compares favourably with my experiences elsewhere (topped only by Ras Mohammed because I was fortunate enough to have a dolphin join me at the start of the dive), and is closer to Townsville (not exactly a tourist hotspot, but I was living there at the time).

Since you list favourites among them, I definitely have to list Petra as my no. 1 - and Borobodur is the one I'd most like to visit.

 

[SnowKomodo]

Cairns is the main drop-off point for dives on the reef, but probably the best GBR dive of all is the Yongala, which definitely compares favourably with my experiences elsewhere (topped only by Ras Mohammed because I was fortunate enough to have a dolphin join me at the start of the dive), and is closer to Townsville (not exactly a tourist hotspot, but I was living there at the time).

I believe it. I only swam around one area (forget the name). Just happened to be incredibly underwhelming. A LOT of ridiculously gigantic clams though, which was the highlight particularly because I had no idea they existed that large until then

Since you list favourites among them, I definitely have to list Petra as my no. 1 - and Borobodur is the one I'd most like to visit.

My favorite part about Borobudur is by far the small details - the engravings covering the building tell some pretty amazing stories.

 

[CultureManiac]

Alphabetically:

Big Ben
CN Tower
Eiffel Towel
Forbidden Palace
Great Firewall (if living in Beijing counts)
Great Wall
Louvre
Notre Dame
Porcelain Tower (in park where it was)
Sistine Chapel
Terracotta Army

 

[Gigaz]

I assume that most of the people who were at the CN tower also climbed to the top. Don't do it. The entrance fee is robbery.

 

[Moraiwe]

Eiffel Tower
Louvre
Notre Dame
Sydney Opera House
United Nations
Statue of Liberty
Broadway
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Pyramids
Sistine Chapel

and perhaps could list these too:
Great Library
Great Lighthouse