The phrase "a landmark site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location that is historically, culturally, or architecturally significant.
Example: "The Eiffel Tower is considered a landmark site in Paris, attracting millions of visitors each year."
Alternatives: "a historic site" or "a notable location".
Chelsea lost its bid to buy a London power station on a landmark site that looms over the Thames.
He liked the symbolism of converting a landmark site that had represented a defeat for conservative Christians into an outpost for preaching "God's word, without apology," he said.
"We had been looking for a landmark site, which meant on the river, and what better landmark than opposite St. Paul's?" Sir Nicholas recalled.
Mr. Gordon was also involved in the rehabilitation in the late 1970's of the Chrysler Building, a landmark site that had been neglected by its previous owners.
Now Mr. Fornal has cast some of his favorite Bronx places in a movie, "Baron Ambrosia Is Dead," which will be shown free on Saturday at the Andrew Freedman Home, a landmark site on the Grand Concourse.
Mining Architectural Gold Two lectures will shed light on the architectural and historical importance of the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, a landmark site just over the Westchester border in Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx.
In this cross-sectional study possible links between butyrate levels, field effects and keratin expression in cancer were addressed directly by analysing how levels of expression of the IF protein K8 in tumours, in adjacent fields and at a distant landmark site may be affected by the level of butyrate in the colon microenvironment.
Of course, the symbolic status of the Parliament building and its democratic institutions also make the landmark site a target for those who want to send a loud message by attacking it.
Before the visit, I had talked with several artist friends who suggested it was a very special place, and added that a pilgrimage to this national landmark site was certainly in order for a treasure hunter like myself.
This National Historic Landmark site gives visitors a fascinating, firsthand glimpse into the life of the woman whose leadership of the drive for women's suffrage helped transform American social thought.
This landmark site is also a bird sanctuary and home to nesting peregrine falcons.
