Brits are more likely to have seen overseas landmarks than British ones

Brits are more likely to have seen overseas landmarks than British ones, according to research. The poll of 2,000 adults revealed more have seen the Eiffel Tower (55 per cent) than some of Britain’s most popular landmarks, including Tower of London (54 per cent), Tower Bridge (53 per cent) and Trafalgar Square (52 per cent). As well as more people visiting them, it was found they were also more likely to be able to identify landmarks abroad than those on home soil.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage of Brits have seen the Eiffel Tower?

55 percent of Brits have seen the Eiffel Tower.

Which British landmark is seen by 54 percent of people?

The Tower of London is seen by 54 percent of people.

Are Brits more likely to recognize overseas landmarks?

Yes, they are more likely to recognize overseas landmarks than those in Britain.

How many adults were surveyed in the research?

The research surveyed 2,000 adults.