What famous places have you been?

I visited the place where Lee Harvey Oswald shot Kennedy.  

Antietam
Gettysburg
Fort Monroe
The Little Big Horn

CIA headquarters

I'm told I was at a White House Easter egg hunt during the Eisenhower years, but I have no recollection of it.

I could have gone to Buckingham Palace when my aunt was awarded an MBE but family arguments got in the way. I guess I’ll have to wait until I’m invited or drunk enough to climb over the railings.

Wales. Various castles, but since I went when I was a child, I've forgotten their names.
England: St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall.





Egypt:
The Pyramids. I rode around them on horseback and when we got to the 'back' of them it was so quiet and I got quite an eerie feeling.




Salah'uh Din's Citadel (Saladin's Citadel) Cairo



Tutakhamun's Treasures at the Egyptian Museum. The things I found most interesting were his personal items, like these sandals. There were even little nappies from when he was a child. I found those things very touching.



Dubai

Bok Tower is the closest to a famous place that I can think of, and I was very young at the time.

Nice. Congratulations to her.

I haven’t been all that many places but thinking about it I have seen some cool things.

At the Art Institute of Chicago I saw the originals of Winslow Homer’s American Gothic and Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks. In London at the British Library I saw the Codex Sinaiticus, the oldest manuscript of the complete Christian bible. At the British Museum I saw the Rosetta Stone and the Elgin Marbles (which should have been returned to Greece decades ago).

On my first trip to San Francisco I visited many Vertigo locations. I have been several times to Las Vegas, New Mexico. If you take Exit 345 from I-25, turn toward town, over the bridge, and down to the first street, you are on the site used as the U.S.-Mexico border in No Country For Old Men. Proceed on to the town square and you will find where Captain America and Billy crashed the parade and were arrested in Easy Rider. Later, when released, they stand on the square with George Hanson.

I, too, have visited Delaney Square in Dallas where JFK was shot and Ford’s Theater in D.C. where Lincoln was shot. Visited several Civil War battlefields.

A friend's father went there in 1944. He made it.