🏆 Oldest landmarks in the world

Of the 614 landmarks on My Earth Toy's 3D globe, Göbekli Tepe ranks first at c. 9500 BC, followed by Stonehenge (c. 3000–2500 BC) and Step Pyramid of Djoser (c. 2670 BC). The figures come from our checked encyclopedia data; real-world record holders that are not on the globe are not included. Tap a name for photos and facts.

#	Name	Where	Built
1	Göbekli Tepe	Türkiye · Asia	c. 9500 BC
2	Stonehenge	United Kingdom · Europe	c. 3000–2500 BC
3	Step Pyramid of Djoser	Egypt · Africa	c. 2670 BC
4	Pyramids of Giza	Egypt · Africa	c. 2560 BC
5	Great Ziggurat of Ur	Iraq · Asia	c. 2100 BC
6	Karnak Temple	Egypt · Africa	c. 2000 BC
7	Palace of Knossos	Greece · Europe	c. 1900 BC
8	Temple of Hatshepsut	Egypt · Africa	c. 1470 BC
9	Luxor Temple	Egypt · Africa	c. 1400 BC
10	Abu Simbel Temples	Egypt · Africa	c. 1264–1244 BC
11	Chogha Zanbil	Iran · Asia	c. 1250 BC
12	Great Wall	China · Asia	c. 700 BC
13	Ishtar Gate, Babylon	Iraq · Asia	c. 569 BC
14	Persepolis	Iran · Asia	c. 518 BC
15	Nazca Lines	Peru · South America	c. 500 BC–AD 500
16	Parthenon	Greece · Europe	447–432 BC
17	Tikal	Guatemala · North America	c. 400 BC
18	Pyramids of Meroë	Sudan · Africa	c. 300 BC
19	Great Stupa, Sanchi	India · Asia	c. 250 BC
20	Terracotta Army	China · Asia	c. 210 BC
21	Ajanta Caves	India · Asia	c. 200 BC–AD 480
22	Teotihuacan	Mexico · North America	c. 100 BC–AD 200
23	Masada	Israel · Asia	c. 37–31 BC
24	Western Wall	Palestinian Territories · Asia	c. 19 BC
25	Pont du Gard	France · Europe	c. 50
26	Roman Baths, Bath	United Kingdom · Europe	c. 70
27	Colosseum	Italy · Europe	72–80
28	Aqueduct of Segovia	Spain · Europe	c. 100
29	Pantheon	Italy · Europe	c. 113–125
30	Library of Celsus	Türkiye	c. 114–117

Only figures we could check are included; things without a reliable number are left out. Last updated: 2026-11-02

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