Many people visit Big Ben during the year. If you are a resident of the UK you can tour the Tower by permission from your local MP. Excursions are limited so early booking is important. It is recommended you allow at least 3 months. There is no charge at present but the Government is looking at changing this in the year 2015.
There are three groups of visitors that tour Big Ben daily from Monday to Friday except Bank Holidays. Contact your local MP if you are thinking of going as you need to book in advance. British residents only.
Thousands of people visit London and Big Ben daily. It is a tourist attraction although not open to the public.
Benjamin Henry day
Ben and Deborah had two children -- Francis died at age four, but Sally lived to adulthood and had seven children during marriage. Ben acknowledged William Franklin as his child, but his mother's identity remains unknown to this day.
The whole of the Australian population celebrate Australia day.
Ben Bannker did not invent the clock. He made a watch in 1753, apparently copying a pocket watch he borrowed.
In the movie Ben Hur there was one terrific chariot race. I think to this day one of the best done in a movie.
Hard to tell, because Big Ben is usually only open to visitors by personal invitation. However, it is seen from outside by thousands of tourists (and Londoners) every day.
Yes, Big Ben is still standing to this day.
It doesnt open anymore because it has been destroyed.
153-years-old.
people like Big Ben for many reasons but here are just afew of them.... bell rings at mid day view inside the tower its history its looks this is my geography homework :-) P.S. im only 12 and in year 8 hope this helps tooo xx
It is a major attraction, as is the Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) where it is found. The chimes of Big Ben are still the symbol of accurate timekeeping to British people and are used, for example, to start the two minutes silence on Rembrance Day.
Big Ben does what it does every day of the year. Sounds the hour. It is traditionally broadcast on TV each New Year at midnight.
1 year = 365 days 156 x 365 = 56,940
It chimes at 15 minute intervals, making it 96 times in a 24-hour period.
Ben 10 lives in either modern-day New York, Chicago, Seattle, or Los Angeles. If you look in the background of his normal surroundings in the cartoon, there are many buildings. So he must live in a big city. Hope this helps :) or Ben 10 doesn't exist and he's just a character and the aliens that are in Ben 10 movies and cartoons are fake,not real,there just to entertain people and make people excited and happy.Hope this helps the most :D :)
Strictly speaking, Big Ben is the name of the 14 ton bell inside the clock at the Palace of Westminster. However, the clock itself has become known as Big Ben and it strikes every 15 minutes, 24 hours per day. It is well known for its accuracy and its chimes are recognised world wide.
I think Australia has a little more pride than to watch "Big Brother"- Dumb-eldoor