πΌ Themed set
Landmarks: how big are they really?
Skyscrapers, towers, statues and wonders of the world, side by side at true scale.
Unrolling the blueprintβ¦
Real sizes in this set
Spoiler alert β play first! Every item in the landmarks set, smallest to largest.
| Object | Metric | Imperial | Measured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moai statue | 4 m | 13.1 ft | tall |
| Stonehenge | 33 m | 108 ft | wide |
| Christ the Redeemer | 38 m | 125 ft | tall |
| Arc de Triomphe | 50 m | 164 ft | tall |
| Leaning Tower of Pisa | 56 m | 184 ft | tall |
| Taj Mahal | 73 m | 240 ft | tall |
| Great Sphinx of Giza | 73 m | 240 ft | long |
| Statue of Liberty | 93 m | 305 ft | tall |
| Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower) | 96 m | 315 ft | tall |
| Great Pyramid of Giza | 139 m | 454 ft | tall |
| Washington Monument | 169 m | 555 ft | tall |
| Sydney Opera House | 183 m | 600 ft | long |
| Space Needle | 184 m | 604 ft | tall |
| Colosseum | 189 m | 620 ft | long |
| Eiffel Tower | 330 m | 1,083 ft | tall |
| Empire State Building | 443 m | 1,453 ft | tall |
| Petronas Towers | 452 m | 1,483 ft | tall |
| CN Tower | 553 m | 1,814 ft | tall |
| Shanghai Tower | 632 m | 2,073 ft | tall |
| Tokyo Skytree | 634 m | 2,080 ft | tall |
| Burj Khalifa | 828 m | 2,717 ft | tall |
| Golden Gate Bridge | 1,280 m | 4,199 ft | long |
Landmarks comparisons
Questions
How does the landmarks size game work?
Each round shows one object at true scale as a solid blue yardstick. Stretch the dashed outline of a landmark until it looks right, then press Measure to see its real size. Five rounds, up to 15 stars.
What is the largest item in the landmarks set?
Golden Gate Bridge, at 1,280 m (4,199 ft) long.
And the smallest?
Moai statue, at 4 m (13.1 ft) tall.
Other themes
Animals
From garden ants to blue whales β guess the real size of the animal kingdom.
πΌLandmarks
Skyscrapers, towers, statues and wonders of the world, side by side at true scale.
πVehicles
Cars, buses, jumbo jets, ocean liners and rockets.
πͺSpace
Planets, moons and the Sun. Brace yourself β space is big.
π²Nature
Giant trees, cacti and the highest mountains on Earth.
βEveryday Objects
Things you hold every day β but do you really know how big they are?
π»Musical Instruments
Violins, guitars, double basses and concert grand pianos.
β½Sports
Balls, bats, boards, goals, courts and pools β how well do you know the field of play?
πFood
From a single grain of rice to a whole wheel of cheese β sizing up what's on your plate.