In the eyes of children there are not The Seven Wonders of The World,but the Seven Millions of Wonders

The Pyramirs of Giza

The Pyramids of Giza in Egypt are

the oldest and best preserved of all the

ancient wonders. Egyptians built them

as tombs for their kings. The largest of

the three, the Great Pyramid, stands

about 137 meters high.

The Pyramids of Giza

The suspended gardens of Babylon

The King of Babylon built the Hanging

Gardens to please one of his wives. Those

were beautiful gardens of flowers, fruit

trees and fountains. The gardens were on

brick terraces about 23 metres above the

ground.

The suspended gardens of Babylon

The Colossus of Rhodes

The Colossus of Rhodes

was an immense bronze

statue. The statue (37

metres high) honoured

the Greek god of the

Sun, Helios.

The colossus of Rhodes

The Lighthouse of Alexandria

The Lighthouse of

Alexandria (over 22

metres high) stood on

the island of Pharos.

A fire was burning

continuously to guide

ships into the harbour

of Alexandria.

The Lighthouse of Alexandria