3. China: The Temple of Heaven
In the China Pavilion you'll find a ½-scale replica of the iconic Temple of Heaven, which serves as the entrance to "Reflections of China", a Circle-Vision 360° wraparound film that takes you on a journey through the sights and sounds of China. The building itself was painstakingly designed to replicate the look, feel, and even auditory experience of its beautiful namesake, and it really shows.4. Germany: Miniature Village and Model Railway
The Germany Pavilion is arguably the most "fairy tale"-esque of them all. One might be tempted to name the clock tower or the statue of St. George and the Dragon as this pavilion's most iconic set pieces, but in our view, the honor goes to the delightfully elaborate miniature village and G-scale model railway found on the side of the walkway as you make your way toward the Italy Pavilion. Take the time to view all of its many details!5. Italy: Neptune Fountain
We mainly tend to stop in the Italy Pavilion when we're in the mood for some amazing pizza from Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria. However, one of its landmarks always makes a particularly great photo op: the striking, Baroque-style Fontana di Nettuno (translation: Neptune Fountain), which many compare to the Trevi Fountain in Rome.