Building Size Comparison Game
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Resize real objects. Trust your eye. See how close you get.
Opening your five comparisons…
About the buildings & landmarks game
Towers, statues, bridges and monuments look very different in photos than they do side by side. Size up the Eiffel Tower against the Empire State Building, Christ the Redeemer against the Statue of Liberty, or the Great Pyramid against the Washington Monument.
Heights follow a stated rule for each structure — for example, the Eiffel Tower includes its antennas while the Empire State Building uses its architectural height without the antenna — and each answer links to its source.
Buildings & landmarks in the game
- Arc de Triomphe
- Burj Khalifa
- Christ the Redeemer
- Chrysler Building
- CN Tower
- Eiffel Tower
- Elizabeth Tower
- Empire State Building
- Gateway Arch
- Golden Gate Bridge tower
- Great Pyramid of Giza
- Leaning Tower of Pisa
- Petronas Tower 1
- Shanghai Tower
- Shanghai World Financial Center
- Space Needle
- Statue of Liberty
- Statue of Unity
- Taipei 101
- Tokyo Skytree
- Washington Monument
Common questions
Do heights include antennas and pedestals?
It depends on the structure, and the question says which. Statues are measured without their pedestals; towers such as the CN Tower include the antenna when the operator’s published height does.
Where do the heights come from?
From operators and official bodies where available (for example the CN Tower, the National Park Service and the Opera della Primaziale Pisana), otherwise from Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Is there a new building set every day?
Yes. Today’s buildings set is the same for everyone and is played as practice, so it does not affect your daily streak.
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