Many people travel across the globe to check out some of the world’s most famous landmarks, and you may be one of them. You probably stand in line to walk around these buildings or structures, but what if you could embrace an unobstructed view of these landmarks from your bed? Well, these hotels have the best views of the world’s best landmarks.

Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel – Paris, France

Paris is famous for its Eiffel Tower, and the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel house has the best views in the city of this landmark. If you’re lucky enough to bag a room with a balcony, you can check it out in all its glory during the day, and as it twinkles and lights up at night.

Hotel Colosseum – Rome, Italy

While there are many famous structures in Rome, none are quite as famous as the Colosseum. The best view of this landmark is from above, which just so happens to be where the Hotel Colosseum is located. The views from this hotel are just stunning.

Marriott Mena House – Cairo, Egypt

Not only is the Marriott Mena House a five-star hotel, but you can also check out the Great Pyramids from your bed. As you sip on your morning coffee on the balcony, you can look upon these famous structures and the desert landscapes surrounding them.

Fullerton Bay Hotel – Singapore

When visiting Singapore, you just have to check out the famous Marina Bay Sands hotel. While this hotel is incredible, it’s the views from the Fullerton Bay Hotel that give you the best views of this famous structure.

Longitude 131° – New South Wales, Australia

If you’ve always wanted to check out Uluru in all its beauty, then the Longitude 131° has got your back. The views from this luxury desert camp hotel are breathtaking and will make you feel as though you’ve been transported to a different planet.

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Anyone who loves roller coasters will surely want to add this one to their bucket list! Located in New York, the Cliffside Mountain Coaster opened recently and immediately started captivating everyone’s attention. And what better time to open up a new roller coaster that passes through a stunning resort out in nature than at the beginning of Autumn when all the foliage is colorful and mesmerizing?

The Olympic Bobsledding Track Got a New Purpose

The new coaster is actually a repurposed bobsled track that was used for the Olympic games in 1932 and 1980. It’s located at Mt Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid, which is the first winter resort in America with a history that spans over 100 years. It’s one of the few villages in the world that hosted the Olympic games twice. Riders of the new coaster will be able to glide through that historic track surrounded by stunning foliage and get to see what it was like for the bobsledding teams that took that same course so many years before. As an additional treat, riders will be able to hear commentary the entire ride for the full experience.

A Stunning View of Autumn Foliage

To take this stunning coaster ride, it’s necessary to pre-purchase tickets online so that the organizers can maintain capacity control at all times. Rides will be available on the weekends with extended hours for Columbus Day weekend. The track is 1.4 miles long and the visitors will be riding in their individual carts, whose speed they can control. As the facility follows all NY state protocols, visitors will be required to wear masks, and the coaster carts will be properly sanitized between each use. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo says that this coaster is a thrilling addition to the Olympic Regional Development Authority venues and that the efforts to modernize the whole Mt Van Hoevenberg complex is ongoing. The coaster will help provide fun for families and athletes alike throughout the year, attracting more summer visitors and boosting the local businesses!