Best National Landmark
The Palace of Justice in Brussels is a monumental neoclassical courthouse designed by architect Joseph Poelaert. Construction was completed in 1883, after nearly two decades of work, resulting in one of the largest buildings constructed in Europe during the 19th century. The structure is known for i...
The Bighorn Medicine Wheel is a prehistoric stone arrangement in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming, now part of the Medicine Wheel and Medicine Mountain National Historic Landmark. The roughly 80-foot limestone circle has a central cairn, 28 radiating spokes, and smaller stone enclosures, and stands...
Weippe Prairie is a high-altitude meadow located in north-central Idaho, recognized as a National Historic Landmark. It holds significant historical importance as a traditional seasonal gathering site for the Nez Perce tribe, who harvested edible camas roots in the area. In 1805, the prairie served...
Weippe Prairie National Historic Landmark is an expansive grassland area located in Clearwater County, Idaho. The site holds historical significance as the location where the exhausted Lewis and Clark Expedition emerged from the Bitterroot Mountains in September 1805 and encountered the Nez Perce tr...
Harrell Prairie Hill is a protected biological reserve located in Mississippi, officially designated as a National Natural Landmark in 1980. The reserve functions to preserve a rare, undisturbed remnant of the Jackson Prairie belt, a historically vast grassland ecosystem that once characterized the...
Located in Marlboro, New York, the Gomez Mill House is a historic structure built in 1714 by Luis Moses Gomez, an early Jewish American merchant. It is widely recognized as the oldest surviving Jewish dwelling in North America. The property also features a restored 19th-century gristmill that was ad...
