Monuments of the World: A game about the most famous monuments from every country!
The game Monuments of the World is part of the Learning Tube series and features a collection of 63 monuments from countries around the world, along with their corresponding photos. It is the only photographic game in this category, which helps players learn the monuments accurately, as they are realistically depicted, not as sketches.

Do you know the most famous monuments on the planet?
The aim of the game is to get to know and learn about some of the world’s most important monuments, which captivate with their presence, serve as symbols of their countries, and attract millions of visitors each year.

Older players can also learn additional useful facts about the history of each monument.

How to play:
Monuments of the World can be played by 2 or more players and is suitable for ages 3+.

The gameplay is simple and easy to understand, allowing all players, regardless of age, to participate and enjoy the game.
Younger players can easily memorize the monuments with the guidance of older players.
Older players can extract additional information from the cards and also access the online version of the game via smartphones and tablets.

Contents:
It is recommended to keep the packaging and printed instruction manual for future reference.

• 63 Cards featuring famous monuments and the countries they belong to

• 1 Cube containing a QR code for access to the online platform, where the game continues digitally on smartphones and tablets with a constantly updated database of new cards and questions

• Instruction Manual

The Learning Tube educational series forms the foundation for knowledge that prepares citizens of our world!

Created to provide knowledge through creative play, the series’ topics, content, and philosophy are based on the principle that games should involve the whole group, be fun, and offer not only entertainment but also meaningful knowledge that lasts a lifetime. These are 100% Greek games, hand-assembled in the K-TOYZ workshop in Thessaloniki.