Twins of the world’s best landmarks in the UK

Coming in at 166 metres smaller than the Eiffel Tower its creation was inspired by our very own Blackpool Tower, which brings some Parisian inspiration to one of Britain's most loved seaside locations.
 

Both busy bustling places with landmarks galore, there’s no need to fly all the way to the US to immerse yourself in the city when you go to Piccadilly Circus.
 

With a unique curved frame and great sea views, both towers look like the sail of a ship. It might be a bit warmer in Dubai, but Spinnaker Tower is definitely worth a visit too.
 

There’s a reason these two bridges look so similar: they were built by the same British company, Dorman Long of Middlesbrough.
 

Both fortresses are on raised perches with scenic views of the whole city below. They both have a fascinating history behind them, too.
 

The domed ceilings and pointed architecture of the Royal Pavilion were inspired by Indian architectural styles such as the Taj Mahal.
 

Both unusually shaped towers housing company offices, 30 St Mary Axe or the Gherkin as it’s more widely known, is designed to save energy and only uses half the power of similar towers.
 

Whilst Cambridge has many more roads than Venice, you can still enjoy punting through the city's canals.
 

Meandering passages and wonderful arched bridges, why not try a trip up north for your next canal break.
 

Colombia Road Flower Market may not float above the water like Bloemenmarkt, but it has the same dazzling range of flowers and gift shops to browse through.
 

Sure it may be a little light on the vampires, but Castell Coch has the same striking gothic architecture as Bran Castle.
 

These interlocking basalt volcanic columns mirror each other beautifully, despite being separated by 907 miles of land and sea. 
 

The thermal baths of Budapest share a similarity with the Roman Baths of Bath. When open to the public they make a great place to relax and hydrate, particularly on warmer days.
 

The Humber Bridge was created 39 years after its American doppelganger and was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world for 17 years.
 

Whilst Hadrian's Wall comes in quite a bit shorter than the Great Wall of China, it's rich history and beautiful views are equally as impressive.
 

There's no need to travel to Greece to see their ancient architecture as there's a 21 metre high replica of the Temple of Hephaestus sat in the beautiful Sunderland countryside.
 

The Arce De Triomphe was a source of inspiration for the design of Marble Arch, despite the London landmark being less than half the size of it's French twin.
 

Around the other side of the globe, the Australia's Twelve Apostles and Dorset's Old Harry Rocks are two coastal features that beautifully mirror each other and on a warm day in Dorset you could think you were down under!
 

You don’t need to head to Bali to experience amazing natural waterfalls, as there's plenty flowing in the great Welsh valleys.