A pop-up book of national landmarks.
The airports that host commercial flights are often national landmarks and architectural showcases.
Programs for Portland, Chicago and Boston, along with national landmarks, are in the works.
"SOHO AND LITTLE ITALY WALKING TOUR" includes New York City and national landmarks.
It is one of two Indian forts on Long Island that are national landmarks.
Federal designations of "national landmarks" remain nominal categories, with little force beyond moral suasion.
Security at national landmarks has been physically enhanced since then, with special barriers, perimeters and landscaping.
The dynamic Dutch capital recently reopened two national landmarks, the Rijksmuseum and Stedelijk Museum, after multiyear, multimillion-euro renovations.
Sections of the guide should include Guam's history, economic system, language, national landmarks, points of interest and other interesting facts.
His dream for Zlin would eventually die, but the buildings survive remarkably intact, many protected as national landmarks.
The prime targets, the bulletin said, "remain within the aviation, petroleum and nuclear sectors, as well as significant national landmarks".
