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Landmark or landmarks can refer to

• landmark, a notable geographical feature or building

buildings:

• The Landmark, a pair of skyscrapers under construction at 22 Marsh Wall in Canary Wharf, London, England
• The Landmark (Hong Kong), an office and shopping development
• The Landmark (Toronto), a retail development named after the above
• The Landmark (Philippines), a department store in Makati City and TriNoma, Quezon City
• Landmark Center, a commercial building in Boston, Massachusetts, USA
• Landmark Center (St. Paul), a former Courthouse and Post Office in Minnesota, USA
• The Landmark Hotel and Casino, formerly in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
• The Landmark London, a hotel in the City of Westminster, London, England
• The Landmark Theatre, in Ilfracombe, North Devon, England
• The Landmark Tower Complex, a proposed 90-storey skyscraper in Bangkok, Thailand
• Yokohama Landmark Tower, the tallest building in Japan
• Hanoi Landmark Tower, under construction, Vietnam's tallest building in the future

organizations:

• Landmark Cinemas (Canada), a film exhibition chain
• Landmark College, a college in Putney, Vermont
• Landmark Communications, a media company
• Landmark Conference an NCAA Division III athletic conference
• Landmark Education, a company offering self development seminars
• Landmark Legal Foundation, a conservative advocacy group
• Landmark Theatres, a theatre chain in the United States
• Landmark Trust, a British charity that rescues and restores historic buildings that are at risk
• Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks, also known simply as Landmarks

other:

• Landmarks (album), by the Irish folk band Clannad
• landmark decision, a legal ruling of great importance
• landmark point, a point in a shape that corresponds between similar shapes
• Masonic Landmarks, a set of principles in Freemasonry

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