How well do you know famous streets around the world?
From cherry blossom-lined streets in Japan to bustling entertainment districts in the US, let’s put your knowledge to the test…
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Let’s ease you in. This avenue is famed as the location of the Arc de Triomphe, its annual Bastille Day parade, and as the finish line for the Tour de France. Name it.
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The Shambles is an historic street known for its timber-framed medieval buildings and picturesque cobblestones. But in which UK city is it located?
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This street in Memphis, Tennessee is known as the home of the blues – but can you name it? (Hint: A 2018 movie features the street in its title)
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Tetsugaku no Michi, a canal path in Kyoto, is famed for its cherry blossom blooms in the spring. But what does its name mean in English?
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Sticking with the theme here, tens of thousands of people flock to Heerstraße to see the cherry blossom blooms. But in which German city will you find it?
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Last one on the flower front. Herbert Baker Street is known for its beautiful Jacaranda trees – but which South African city will you find it in?
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Located within Melbourne’s Central Business District, this street is known for its graffiti. Name it.
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Lombard Street is famed for its hairpin turns and steep climb. But in which US city is it located?
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Lombard Street might be the crookedest street in the world, but the steepest is actually in Dunedin, New Zealand. What’s it called?
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This street is instantly recognisable thanks to the Obelisco de Buenos Aires. But can you name it? (Hint: It is named for Argentina’s Independence Day)
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This street in Bangkok is known as ‘backpacker Mecca’ thanks to its bustling nightlife and cheap accommodation – but can you name it?
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