"sightseeing attraction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or attraction that people visit for the purpose of sightseeing. For example, "The Eiffel Tower is one of the world's most popular sightseeing attractions."
Melody Line is such an improvement over the old roads that it has become a significant Ehime sightseeing attraction in itself, with many tourists coming to see cherry blossoms in the spring.
He was almost like a sightseeing attraction".
She plans to make her garden superior to the one at Monks Revel and her new acquaintance assures her that it will become a sightseeing attraction.
The wine cellar is an aspirational sightseeing attraction in itself, filled with Jeroboams, Yquems and Mouton Rothschilds; prices go up to €10,000 a bottle.
"Factory 798 District is the third-biggest sightseeing attraction in Beijing," said Mr. Glimcher (after the Great Wall and the Forbidden City).
Since the wall has become Berlin's premier sightseeing attraction, a great many tourists visit Potsdamer Platz in the course of each day, but scarcely anybody goes there after dark, and when I arrived all the stores but one were closed.
The map's notes include sightseeing attractions at Trenton Falls and Utica, as well as packet boat fares for both human passengers and various forms of freight.
Answer: Each of these three historic cities has a wealth of sightseeing attractions, and the vacationer on a short visit would have to be selective.
Hotel coupons provide 50% off a full stay, not just the first night, with restaurants and sightseeing attractions offering two-for-one perks.
And recognize the need for even greater alertness in crowded areas such as airport and railroad terminals, sightseeing attractions, museums, parks, etc.--where thieves are more likely to congregate and seek out victims.
A full-color Hudson River Waterfront Map pinpoints restaurants, hotels and inns, parks and sightseeing attractions from Yonkers to Albany.
