There are no figures available as to the number of visitors to Big Ben. Although it is open to the public there are certain rules and procedures to be obeyed before you can climb the Clock Tower and see Big Ben:
According to the official site rules governing vistors are:
Tours are at set times of 9.15am, 11.15am and 2.15pm Monday - Friday, (except Bank Holidays) with a max number of 16 visitors per tour.
Visitors to the Clock Tower will be shown up by a guide, who will outline the history of the tower, the bell and how the most accurate public clock in the world works.
Tours of the tower are free, no charge should be applied by a third party. They are open to UK permanent residents who have requested a visit through their local MP or a member of the House of Lords. The tours should not be used for fund raising activities, i.e. raffle, auction or personal gifts.
Children under the age of 11 are not permitted. Tours for overseas visitors are not available.
Visitors aged between 11 - 18, must be accompanied by an adult.
School groups are required to have a minimum of two adults within the group.
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.
It isn't possible to visit inside Big Ben as an overseas tourist. British tourists can visit inside Big Ben only on invitation by their own Member of Parliament. Most visitors to London will want to see Big Ben but that can only be done from outside the building. The most popular paid for tourist attraction in London is the London Eye which is located adjacent to Big Ben.
Big Ben weighs 13.5 tons, about equivalent to two large Elephants.
How many gears does big Ben have in the great movie detective
It Has 15 Floors Additional answer Sorry, no! Big Ben is the bell not the tower.
Big Ben, or more correctly, the Elizabeth Tower which houses Big Ben and the clock, has 11 floors and is over 96 metres tall.
There are no more contracts left for Big Ben, but he is hopeful for a new one.
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There are 334 steps in the Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower). Technically there are no steps in Big Ben - as this is the name of the largest bell in the tower.
Yes, Big Ben is still called Big Ben.
None because Big Ben is the name of a bell and not a clock.