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THREAD: Not holidaying abroad this summer? That’s no big deal. We’ve ‘twinned’ some of Britain’s best tourist spots with their overseas doppelgangers, so you can enjoy some of the world’s best sites without leaving the country. 
There's no need to travel to Greece to see their ancient architecture as the Penshaw Monument in the Sunderland Countryside is a 21-metre-high replica of the Temple of Hephaestus in Athens. Honest!
Whilst Hadrian's Wall comes in quite a bit shorter than the Great Wall of China, its rich history and beautiful views are equally as impressive.
The interlocking basalt volcanic columns in Northern Ireland mirror those in Iceland beautifully, despite being separated by 907 miles of land and sea.
Inspired by the Eiffel Tower but 166 metres smaller in size, Blackpool Tower brings some Parisian inspiration to one of Britain's most loved seaside locations.
The Humber Bridge was created 39 years after its American doppelganger and was the longest single-span suspension bridge in the world for 17 years. Crazy!
The Arc de Triomphe was a source of inspiration for the design of Marble Arch, despite the London landmark being less than half the size of its French twin.
Whilst the bright lights of Times Square shine brighter than those at Piccadilly Circus, both tourist spots are a great way to indulge in the buzz and vibrancy of the city.
Built around 2000 years apart, the Carnac Stones of Brittany and Wiltshere's Stonehenge are equally unique monuments of the past. Built by aliens? Who knows…
Old Harry Rocks in Dorset show the power of the ocean just like the Twelve Apostles rock formation on the coast of Australia
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton was built for King George IV in 1820 and was his personal seaside pleasure palace. Its likeness is often compared to the Taj Mahal in Agra, India.
The luxurious grandeur of the Palace of Versailles in France can equally be enjoyed in the UK at the Royal Blenheim Palace.
Both beautiful religious buildings are strikingly similar, Notre-Dame stands just 3 metres taller than Durham Cathedral.
If you're in need of some luck but can't make it to Rome, the Atlas Fountain is a brilliant feature on the grounds of Castle Howard, York.
Whilst Mount Fuji is twice the size of Britain's biggest mountain, Ben Nevis, they both share snow topped tips and beautiful surroundings.
You don’t need to head to Indonesia to experience amazing natural waterfalls as there's plenty flowing in the great Welsh valleys.
Known for selling the most beautiful flowers, Colombia Road Market sells the best plants in London and like Bloemenmarkt in Amsterdam, the street market allows customers to smell before they buy.
Opulent in shape, the Gherkin is not the only building in the world which resembles a vegetable. Its twin in Barcelona, the Torres Glories can also be seen across the cityscape.
