Tall Poppies

1. Angel Falls, Venezuela: 979 m (tallest uninterrupted waterfall). Source
2. Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE: 829.8 m (total height). Source
3. CN Tower, Toronto, Canada: 553.3 m (to the tip). Source
4. Taipei 101, Taipei, Taiwan: 508 m (to the spire). Source
5. Empire State Building, New York, USA: 443.2 m (including its antenna). Source
6. Uluru, Northern Territory: 348 m (above the surrounding plain). Source
7. Eiffel Tower, Paris, France: 330 m (with its antennas). Source
8. Q1, Gold Coast, Queensland: 322.5 m (to the top of its spire). Source
9. Australia 108, Melbourne, Victoria: 316.7 m (to the roof). Source
10. The Shard, London, UK: 309.6 m (to the top). Source
11. Sydney Tower, Sydney, NSW: 309 m (above the CBD). Source
12. Eureka Tower, Melbourne, Victoria: 297.3 m (to the top). Source
13. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, USA: 227 m (total height (towers)). Source
14. Space Needle, Seattle, USA: 184 m (to the top). Source
15. Great Pyramid of Giza, Giza, Egypt: 138.5 m (today (it was 146.6 m when built)). Source
16. Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney, NSW: 134 m (top of the arch to the water). Source
17. Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower), London, UK: 96 m (the tower). Source
18. Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa, Italy: 56.67 m (on its high side). Source
19. Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: 30 m (the statue, without its 8 m pedestal). Source
20. The Big Pineapple, Woombye, Queensland: 16 m (both levels). Source

Heights checked 28 Oct 2026 (AEST) against each Wikipedia article. Buildings are measured to their tip or spire unless noted. Sources measure some landmarks differently, so we say which height we use.