Famous coordinates

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The Coordinates of Famous Places

Every famous place has its own coordinates, and here are the ones people ask about most, ready to copy for a map, a gift, or a bit of curiosity.


How to read the list

Latitude comes first, then longitude. N and S mean north and south of the equator. E and W mean east and west of the line through London. Want a place that is not here? Use our coordinates finder.

World landmarks

Place Latitude Longitude
Eiffel Tower, Paris 48.8584° N 2.2945° E
Big Ben, London 51.5007° N 0.1246° W
Statue of Liberty, New York 40.6892° N 74.0445° W
Colosseum, Rome 41.8902° N 12.4922° E
Sagrada Familia, Barcelona 41.4036° N 2.1744° E
Sydney Opera House 33.8568° S 151.2153° E
Christ the Redeemer, Rio 22.9519° S 43.2105° W
Taj Mahal, Agra 27.1751° N 78.0421° E

Natural wonders

Place Latitude Longitude
Grand Canyon, USA 36.1070° N 112.1130° W
Machu Picchu, Peru 13.1631° S 72.5450° W
Mount Everest 27.9881° N 86.9250° E
Niagara Falls 43.0962° N 79.0377° W
Uluru, Australia 25.3444° S 131.0369° E
Northern Lights, Tromso 69.6492° N 18.9553° E

Cities people love to print

City Latitude Longitude
New York, USA 40.7128° N 74.0060° W
Paris, France 48.8566° N 2.3522° E
Tokyo, Japan 35.6762° N 139.6503° E
London, UK 51.5072° N 0.1276° W
Toronto, Canada 43.6532° N 79.3832° W
Barcelona, Spain 41.3874° N 2.1686° E

Turn a coordinate into art

These numbers are more than trivia. Pick a place that matters to you, learn a little about latitude and longitude, and we will print it as a clean piece of map wall art.