Buildings of the world - Flyers 3

The London Eye is also known as the ____________.

The Eiffel Tower was named after Gustave Eiffel who ________ it.

Empire State Building has a _____________ near the top which is struck by lightning around 23 times every year.

Taj Mahal is a ____________ which is a building that contains tombs for important people.

The St Basil's ___________ has 9 towers which are bright and colorful.

The Burj Khalifa is the ___________ in the world.

Earlier ______ of The Great Wall were made from stone, wood and earth.

London Eye is one of London’s most popular ____________, more than 3.5 million people visit every year.

The Tower of Pisa is famous for _________ to one side.

It took 20,000 workers around __________ to build the Great Piramid.

The roadway of Tower Bridge opens up to allow tall ships to ___________.

The Grand Organ inside the Opera house is the largest mechanical ___________ in the world.

The Taj Mahal is made of ___________ and took over 20 years to build.

Jorn Utzon, the architect of Sydney Opera House, was _________ by things in nature such as shells, bird wings and walnuts.

The Sphinx was carved out of ____________ and some people think it was once painted red, blue and yellow.

There are _________ inside the Sydney Opera House, including 5 theatres.

The Eiffel Tower’s nickname is ‘La dame de fer’ which means ‘____________.’

The Great Pyramid is one of the Seven _________.

There are either 296 steps or 294 steps to climb to the top of Tower of Pisa, depending on which __________ is used.