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Big Ben
16-storey Gothic clocktower and national symbol at the Eastern end of the Houses of Parliament.
Address: London SW1A 0AA, UK
Phone: 020 7219 4272
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: SW1A 0AA

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Reviews
Big Ben is one of the most iconic landmarks in London and seeing it in person is truly impressive. The architecture is stunning and the clock tower looks even more beautiful up close. It’s amazing to stand there and realize how much history this place holds.nThe atmosphere around the area is always lively, with people from all over the world stopping to admire it and take photos. Whether it’s your first visit or not, it never loses its charm.nDefinitely a must-see when visiting London and a perfect spot for memorable photos.
Visited Big Ben and it truly lived up to the hype! The architecture is absolutely stunning, especially when seen up close. The detailing on the clock tower is impressive, and the chimes are iconic – hearing them in person feels special.nnThe entire area around the Houses of Parliament has a historic charm, and the view across the River Thames adds to the experience. It’s even more beautiful in the evening when the tower lights up. Great spot for photography and a must-visit landmark when in London.nnEven though it can get crowded, the atmosphere is lively and worth it. A timeless symbol of the city!
Visiting Big Ben is one of those experiences that truly makes you feel you are in London. It’s impressive, iconic and full of history, and seeing it in person is even more beautiful than in photos.nThe area is stunning, with amazing views of the Thames, the Houses of Parliament and the bridges. Perfect for walking, taking pictures and enjoying the atmosphere.nnIt has something very special — a mix of history, elegance and life. A must-see place if you visit London.
Big Ben is truly iconic and even more impressive in person. Standing tall beside the Thames, it represents the heart of London and its rich history. The architecture is stunning, and hearing the clock chime adds to the timeless charm of the experience.nnThe surrounding area is perfect for a leisurely walk, photos, and soaking in classic London views, especially with the Houses of Parliament and the river nearby. Whether it’s your first visit or a return trip, Big Ben never fails to leave an impression.nnA must-see landmark that captures the essence of London beautifully.
Big Ben, the iconic clock tower of the Palace of Westminster, is one of the most recognizable symbols of London and the United Kingdom. Completed in 1859 and officially known as the Elizabeth Tower, it is famed for its majestic Gothic design and the deep, resonant chimes of its Great Bell. Standing beside the River Thames, the tower beautifully reflects the city’s political history and architectural elegance. Whether seen in daylight or illuminated at night, Big Ben offers visitors a timeless sense of heritage, precision, and grandeur in the very heart of London.
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Directions to Big Ben with public transportation


Westminster Station Westminster Pier 50 meters
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Westminster Underground Station 70 meters
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Westminster Pier 110 meters
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Parliament Square 120 meters
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Westminster Station Parliament Square 130 meters
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