5 iconic cities were turned into brainteasers filled with hidden objects — can you find them all?
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New York City, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, and Paris are five of the most culturally important cities in the world — they each have their own important landmarks, customs, and objects that are synonymous with their cultures.
Compare the Market created five different brainteasers, each with a cartoon depiction of each city filled with "cultural figures, cheesy tourist activities, and iconic foods/drinks from the area."
From an "I heart NY" shirt to a Buddhist monk, each city has seven different culturally important objects hiding in plain sight. Can you find them all?
This graphic really depicts how chaotic and crowded Times Square in New York City is.
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Can you find a hot dog vendor, a yellow taxi, one of NYC's many pigeons, a manhole cover, an NYPD officer, someone rocking an "I heart NY" shirt, and a street sign for Broadway?
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Times Square is named after the New York Times.
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The New York Times moved its headquarters there in 1905, changing the name from Long Acre to Times Square.
Rome, Italy, is a one of the oldest cultural centers in the world.
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Can you find the gladiator taking photos with tourists, a man enjoying some gelato, the Pope, a cappuccino, a Vespa, four stray cats, and a street performer in this ancient city?
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