Then and now: famous landmarks as they looked 100 years ago

The Roaring Twenties saw a booming global economy, an optimistic post-First World War atmosphere and the emergence of commercial air travel – all of which combined to spark a significant increase in both domestic and international holidays, allowing many to visit and appreciate some of the world’s most famous landmarks up close for the very first time.

Read on as we reveal how they looked around 100 years ago, compared to today...

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