Some of the world's most famous destinations are renown for their great size or age, but not to be forgotten are some of this planet's tiniest places.

One such place is America's smallest national forest, the Adak National Forest in Alaska. This forest is made up of exactly 33 pine trees at the foot of a small hill on Adak Island. These trees were planted during the Second World War, reports Amusing Planet, but.

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According to the Bishop Rock in the Isles of Scilly is the smallest island in the world. It measures only 46 meters by 16 meters at low tide, making this miniscule island only the approximate size of three tennis courts.

Another tiny landmark is the , home to the world's shortest runway, which measures only 400 meters. It was built in 1963. Due to its size, , according to Conde Nast Traveler.

Also not to be overlooked is Zavikon Island's bridge, said to be , connecting an American island to a Canadian one, according to Atlas Obscura.

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So whether you want to see the littlest movie theater in the world or the smallest active volcano, click on the slideshow above to see 20 tiny attractions around the world.

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