Nyhavn
Denmark
Nyhavn was the home of fairy tale authour Hans Christian Anderson and where he would publish his first stories while residing. He is best known as the author of "The Little Mermaid".
Wordscapes Solitaire Levels 6301–7300
Levels 6301–7300 cover 20 verified campaign locations, from Nyhavn to Masaya Volcano. Browse the locations in progression order. For accepted words from your current cards, use the Word Solver.
Locations in This Range
Valley of Fire State Park
Nevada
A number of movies have been shot in Nevada's largest and oldest state park, including "Total Recall", "Transformers", and "Star Trek Generations".
Dragon and Tiger Pagodas
Taiwan
It's recommended for visitors to enter through the dragon's mouth and come out from the tiger's mouth, to get rid of the bad luck and turn it into a good luck.
The Dead Sea
Israel
At 1,400 feet below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth. Its water is almost 10 times as salty as sea water.
Cornfield
Iowa
Since 1900, the city of Britt, Iowa has been hosting the National Hobo Convention, a weekend festival that includes a parade, arts and crafts, and food.
Basilica of Our Lady of Peace
Ivory Coast
The basilica, in Ivory Coast's capital city of Yamoussoukro, is the largest Christian church in the world, and can accomodate 18,000 worshippers.
Osorno Volcano
Chile
Osorno Volcano is a tall conical dormant stratovolcano. The most famous similar type of volcano is Japan's Mount Fuji.
Mammoth Cave National Park
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave is the world's largest cave system, with over 400 miles of caves.
Sky Walk
Czech Republic
Built on a 3,600-foot mountain top, the Sky Walk offers a 2,300 foot ramp to the top, and then a 326-foot twisting slide which returns visitors to the base of the structure.
Sawtooth Mountains
Idaho
The 57 jagged peaks of the Sawtooth Mountains resemble the teeth of a saw blade, providing the range with its memorable name.
Burj Khalifa
United Arab Emirates
Currently the world's tallest building, at 2,716 feet, the Burj Khalifa also features the world's highest restaurant, on its 122nd floor.
Puerto Plata Cable Car
Dominican Republic
The cable car can carry up to 20 people, lifting them 2,625 feet to the top of Mount Isabel de Torres, where they can enjoy a botanical garden and nature reserve.
Skydance Pedestrian Bridge
Oklahoma
This 380-foot bridge passes over I-40, and connects Upper and Lower Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City.
Hand of Fatima
Mali
This striking rock formation resembles the fingers of a human hand, and is named after Fatima, the daughter of the prophet Muhammad.
Mt. Giluwe
Papua New Guinea
The 14,327-foot Mt. Giluwe is the second tallest mountain in Papua New Guinea, and is the largest volcano is all of Oceania.
Hallstatt
Austria
This alpine village is known as "the saltiest village in the world" because of the town's long history of salt mining.
The Breakers Mansion
Rhode Island
The Breakers, the grandest of Newport's Gilded Age "cottages", was erected starting in 1893, by Cornelius Vanderbilt II.
Salto Suizo
Paraguay
Salto Suizo is Paraguay's highest waterfall, at 741 feet.
Arch of Marcus Aurelius
Libya
This Roman triumphal arch was constructed of marble around the year 165. Despite the name, the arch actually honors the victory of Marcus' brother, Lucius.
Masaya Volcano
Nicaragua
Masaya has erupted 19 times since Spanish explorers first encountered the volcano about 500 years ago.
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