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From nature’s majesties to man-made wonders, get these on your travel bucket list. Lucky-photographer / Shutterstock.com
You’ve seen them on calendars and postcards, and as the backdrops for blockbuster movies. The world’s most famous landmarks range from man-made monuments to nature’s own wonders. And no matter how many times you’ve seen them in history books, they’re somehow more awe-inspiring in person. Luggage storage company Bounce recently released an analysis of the best-loved landmarks in the world.
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