We have the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach, but none of that was good enough for TripAdvisor’s top-10 attractions for 2019. 🙄
Here’s what made the cut, from 10 down to number one.Source:Supplied
It first opened in 1960 and allows visitors to see the bookcase that concealed the annex as well as objects, photographs, and Anne’s original diary. Gifted to the US by France in 1886, the statue represents the Roman liberty goddess Libertas, holding a torch and a tablet with the US Declaration of Independence date.
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