Randomised quiz

Our final stop is a beautiful landscape garden that takes in elements to illustrate significant periods of the art of gardens from the 18th to the 20th centuries. Throughout the century the gardens house botanic collections have been considerably enriched, helping to converse plants and documents. As a result, the gardens have made a significant and uninterrupted contribution to the study of botany and plant diversity. The main site of these gardens would see direct influence from the crown due to the royal residences in the area, beginning in 1299 when Edward I moved to the area and began construction. But which gardens have earned the prestigious title of World Heritage Site?

A small peninsula juts out from near the city of Shenzhen, connecting a handful of islands via expressways that follow the slopes and contours of the landscape. The city is home to an immense collection of skyscrapers, with the tallest being the International Commerce Centre, home to the likes of Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, ABN-AMRO, Accenture and more. In fact, the city is home to the second largest number of business headquarters in the Asia-Pacific region - impressive for such a small city-state. But it is more than just a business hub, complete with its own Disneyland, an array of Country Parks and some stunning beaches too...

The lake of myth and mystery, while there may have been many arguments throughout the ages regarding the existence of a resident in the water there can be no denying the stunning surroundings provided by the Scottish Highlands - meaning that even if you don't get a picture of the long-necked beastie you won't be disappointed with the landscape photos you are left with.

Round 3 - Somethings Missing...

All of the following are stills from famous movies, but in each image something has been removed. All you need to do is tell us what it is!