22 Fascinating Photographs as Seen From Inside Famous Monuments
Daniel Bonfiglio
Published
09/07/2024
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Thanks to the internet, most of us have seen photos of the world's greatest monuments, if not been to them in person. But unless you've forked up a hefty fee, you likely have never been inside the vast majority.
These 22 photos aim to show off some seldom-seen angles of the world's most famous places, that you hopefully haven't seen before. At the very least, I know for a fact you haven't been inside the great Sphinx.
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Inside a clock face of the Elizabeth Tower, (St Stephen's Tower), at Westminster, 1920. -
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Looking up from the inside of the Tower of Pisa. -
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Inside the arm of Christ the Redeemer statue. -
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Shaft C inside the great sphinx of Giza. It is a square shaft, with a dead-end. -
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Archeologists dining inside the tomb of Pharaoh Ramses XI in 1923. -
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The Gateway Arch in St. Louis. -
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Inside Photo of the Taj Mahal. -
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Inside the top of the Chrysler Building. -
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The inside of Mollabashi House in Iran. -
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Inside the Eiffel tower top which was supposed to be a secret apartment. -
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Tunnel under the giant pyramid of Cholula; the world’s largest pyramid, hidden under a hill in Mexico. -
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Inside the Statue of Liberty. -
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A different angle. -
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“Inside Hawara pyramid. Deeper inside than this was too dark for decent photography! No interior lighting due to the water I guess.” -
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Lincoln Memorial, roof from the inside. -
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Big Ben, the Great Bell of the striking clock inside the clock tower on the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London. -
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Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. -
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Looking upwards from inside the Vatican sanctuary in Italy. -
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This is what the inside of the Colosseum looks like in 2024. -
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The inside of the Sydney opera house showing the roof “ribs.” -
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Pantheon museum visitors inside the only ancient Roman building that has remained intact for over 2,000 years. 1990. -
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The Statue of Liberty’s face on the inside.
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