Landmarks in The Middle East

The best landmarks in the Middle East: Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan leads

Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan, Iran, is the highest ranked of The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026 in the Middle East, at N° 11 in the world. The Middle East has 10 of the 100 entries, from 6 countries; Iran has the most, 3.

Source: The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, Worth a Journey, https://worthajourney.com/landmarks/

Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan, Iran, is N° 1 in the Middle East and N° 11 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is N° 2 in the Middle East and N° 16 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Dubai Fountain in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is N° 3 in the Middle East and N° 22 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Khaju Bridge in Isfahan, Iran, is N° 4 in the Middle East and N° 35 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Monument of Honour in Samsun, Turkey, is N° 5 in the Middle East and N° 41 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Tomb of Hafez in Shiraz, Iran, is N° 6 in the Middle East and N° 46 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Kuwait Towers in Kuwait City, Kuwait, is N° 7 in the Middle East and N° 69 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Bab al-Yemen in Sanaa, Yemen, is N° 8 in the Middle East and N° 83 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Royal Opera House Muscat in Muscat, Oman, is N° 9 in the Middle East and N° 91 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.

Anıtkabir in Ankara, Turkey, is N° 10 in the Middle East and N° 94 in the world in The World’s 100 Best Landmarks 2026, published by Worth a Journey.