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Snowglobes

Where to find each snowglobe landmark, with screenshots.

• Visit the London Landmark on Earth
  The location for the London landmark is revealed by reading "Oliver Twist" which Professor Drake found on a captured Spacer ship.
• Visit the Apollo Landmark on Luna
  The location for the Apollo landmark is revealed by reading "Sir Livingstone's Second Journal" which is located on the desk in Mathias' room at The Lodge.
• Visit the Hong Kong Landmark on Earth
  The location for the Hong Kong landmark is revealed by reading "Maurice Lyon's Journal" which is located on a shelf near the stairs in New Homestead.
• Visit the Cairo Landmark on Earth
  The location for the Cairo landmark is revealed by purchasing "The Ancient Civilizations of Egypt" from Sinclair's Books in Akila City.
• Look for the Opportunity Rover on Mars
  The location for the Opportunity rover on Mars is revealed by touching the plaque at NASA for the Opportunity rover exhibit.
• Visit the St. Louis Landmark on Earth
  The location for the St. Louis Landmark is revealed when looting "The Price of Destiny" from Benjamin Bayu's desk in his penthouse. Get the key by pickpocketing him.
• Visit the Osaka Landmark on Earth
  The location for the Osaka Landmark is revealed when looting "Diary of Kyosuke Nagata" from the nightstand next to Delgado's bed on the Key.
• Visit the Dubai Landmark on Earth
  The location for the Dubai Landmark is revealed when looting "Race to the Heavens" from the desk in Dumbrosky's quarters on the Siren of the Stars.
• Visit the New York Landmark on Earth
  The location for the New York Landmark is revealed when looting "Our Lost Heritage" from the desk in the President's office at MAST in New Atlantis.
• Visit the Los Angeles Landmark on Earth
  The location for the Los Angeles Landmark is revealed when looting "Hope Family Tree" from the desk of Ron Hope in HopeTech on Polvo.
• Visit the Shanghai Landmark on Earth
  The location for the Shanghai Landmark is revealed when looting "Essentials of Modern Macroeconomics" from the front of the classroom on the ECS Constant.