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1. Abbey Road: A famous album photograph of the Beatles was taken here in 1969.
2. Trollstigen: Translated as 'Troll's Path' in the native tongue, one could drink in the 1,050-feet tall Stigfossen waterfalls from a viewing platform.
3. Orchard Road: This shoppers' paradise comprises over 800,000 square meters of retail establishments in an affluent, free-market friendly country.
4. Route 66: "It winds from Chicago to L.A., More than two thousand miles all the way"
5. Eyre Highway: This 1030 mile-long road was named after Edward John Eyre, an explorer who crossed the Nullarbor Plain by land in 1840-1.
6. Route 1: Also known as the Ring Road, this 828 mile road connects major inhabited areas like Bifröst and Skógar with one another.
7. North Yungas Road: This dangerous road linking the capital city with Coroico was nicknamed 'Death Road' and it took until 2006 for an alternative route to be built.
8. La Rambla: Federico García Lorca once said of this tourist-friendly road that it was "the only street in the world which I wish would never end."
9. Via Dolorosa: This was believed by many to be the route taken by Jesus to the site of his crucifixion.
10. Appian Way: This road connecting the capital city and Brindisi was named after the censor Appius Claudius Caecus.
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