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ответ:Big Ben is a large clock in which one of the largest bells of the millennium is located. Also - the pride of the UK and the wonderful city of London. The beautiful architecture mother was created by the talented architect Charles Bury, on the orders of the British Parliament and Queen Victoria I.

Big Ben in translation from English means "Big Ben". Also, the top of the bell tower is filled with giant dials.

The famous watch, located 55 meters from the earth, is considered the largest in the world.

Big Ben is the largest and most advanced watch. The enormous Big Ben dials look at all four cardinal points. Thanks to them, any tourist, local or resident of the country will be able to see Big Ben in the city and beyond. Majestic dials from Birmingham Opal are made, hour hands are cast from cast iron, and minute hands are made from copper. It is estimated that minute hands travel a distance of 190 kilometers per year. In 2008, Big Ben was recognized as one of the best and most popular attractions in the world for a multimillion-dollar survey.

1. The Big Ben.The world-known clock. Everyday about 500 tourists come to London to see the Big Ben. Built in 1858, it was named after an architect whose name was Ben (Benjamin). The interesting fact is that you are not allowed to get inside the Big Ben if you aren’t an Englishman. No tourists allowed.2.The Houses of Parliament.The official name is Palace of Westminster. It includes more than 1,100 rooms, more than a hundred stairs and about 5 kilometers of corridors. the House of Commons and the House of Lords (two traditional chambers) are located here. Nowadays anyone can visit the Houses of Parliament and even attend the session. You have to register by phone and go through special registration procedure.3. London Eye.It is one of the biggest observation wheels in the world. Its height is 135 meters. It has 32 cabins which symbolize 32 districts of London. It takes 30 minutes to make a full circle. But it is the view you will never forget.