Guess the landmark from the 1-star Tripadvisor review!

Do you know your "it's just a hole in the ground"s from your "large scale rubble left in a vague circle"s?

[Gerben]

I like how he said “back in my days” implying that he is older than the Great Wall of China

[filippomassagrande]

The dude who went to the London Eye complained that it wasn't an actual eye. As if he would have been any happier to arrive to a 135 metre tall eye staring him down.

[MrKolny]

"I can't believe London's Eye isn't a literal eye"
"What do you mean Big Ben isn't a 50 meter tall guy named Ben?"

[TerezatheTeacher]

I love how that person at the Arc de Triomphe decided to cross the giant roundabout of death instead of going through the underpass. Genuinely impressed that a person this confused survived to tell the story.

[charlotte]

Think about how much money San Francisco has to spend every time they shoot a film and destroy said item! Definitely not safe. 😂

[burningrabbit]

Alright, I suppose the Anne Frank house is a little depressing for a visit, I can understand if it's not for everyo-
"So we went to an escape room instead"
Oh no.

[Keznen]

Ironically, the Statue of Liberty wasn't originally green. She is made of copper, and originally was shiny and, well, copper-colored. But due to oxidization, her color eventually changed to the minty green it is today.

[theshmurderer]

The review for the Great Wall of China said “back in my day walls were more beautiful” turns out tripadvisor has some immortals among us

[zeefeer]

a pink statue of liberty sounds like something out of a cyberpunk dystopia

[Conklin]

The Great Wall of China guy is obviously immortal. Back in his days in the Indus River Valley walls didn't have to be so tall.

[GusCraft]

The Statue of Liberty is made of copper, which is reddish. She would’ve appeared pink immediately after construction. However, copper oxidizes into verdigris, which is green. I actually think that verdigris is a rather nice color. It’s also evenly matte and even protects the metal from further oxidization.

[tobiastzfanya]

This is fab - I've just turned it into a quiz for my class this morning. Thank you!

[thelegalsystem]

"I mean its just a big rock. A big one mind, but still" - these people describing the moon

[kinoko]

“It’s not an actual eye” fucking got me. What was this guy expecting

[stupidbandkid]

I love how in the one for the Golden Gate Bridge, they use Monsters Vs. Aliens, an animated movie, as a reference not only once, but TWICE. At least the others were live action

[ballisticblocker]

This made me a little more confident in my knowledge of landmarks. Granted I didn’t know the names but I’m still proud of myself for getting the terracotta soldiers, even if my answer was ‘those thousands of warrior statues in Asia’.

[sethbright]

The 15 dollar parking at Mt Rushmore actually seems like a valid reason for a 1 star review

[themotleyone]

I hate when they make me climb the stairs despite the fact that I am overweight.

[supe]

2:03 Just made me realize that the Golden Gate Bridge is always used just to show how much damage the big evil guy can do

[MostriginalUsername]

I got 12
Whoever said the Crand Canyon is just a hole... I've taken that one very personally
And the irony of going to an ~escape~ room after visiting Anne Frank's house
(Also to be fair the London Eye is just a tourist trap. If you want to see London from above you can go to the dome in St Paul's Cathedral, it's cheaper. And there's an elevator)