landmark

/ˈlændmɑɹk/noun

A well-known place that stands out because of its historical, cultural, or geographical importance.

Example sentence

“The Eiffel Tower is probably the most famous landmark in Paris.”

Figuratively, a landmark decision or landmark study marks a turning point in its field.

Related words

mapA drawing or image of an area, real or imagined, that shows where places and features are located in relation to each other.visaAn official permit, usually granted by a country's authorities, allowing someone to enter and leave that country.guideA person whose job is to show others around a place, explain things to them, or lead them safely through difficult areas.terminalThe building at an airport where travelers move between ground transport and their flights.travelerThe usual American spelling of traveller; a person who is on a journey.passengerA person traveling in a vehicle who is neither driving it nor working as part of its crew.