96 meters
The Elizabeth Tower is 96 metres and 12 metres square. It houses the bell that is commonly named "Big Ben"
You're probably thinking of the Great Clock of the Palace of Westminster, which is in the Clock Tower (recently re-named "Elizabeth Tower"). This clock is often, but incorrectly, called "Big Ben". In fact Big Ben is the largest of the bells in the Clock Tower at the Palace of Westminster.
Strictly speaking, Big Ben is the nickname of the main bell of the clock but is now generally used as a name for the clock and the clock tower. The official name is 'The Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster'.
The official name for the Big Ben clock tower is actually 'the Elizabeth Tower'. The tower has four clock faces. The name "Big Ben" actually refers to the largest of the bells in the tower. It is this that is heard striking the hour
Big Ben, or more correctly, the Elizabeth Tower which houses Big Ben and the clock, has 11 floors and is over 96 metres tall.
Big Ben is actually the largest bell hanging in what was once known as the Clock Tower, of the Palace of Westminster. The tower has recently be renamed as the Elizabeth Tower in honour of Queen Elizabeth II.
The clock tower (incorrectly) known as 'Big Ben' but in fact is called the Elizabeth Tower (previously called the Clock Tower or St. Stephen's Tower) , is attached to the Houses of Parliament in Central London.
Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower) is in London England.
Big Ben
Big Ben is the nickname of the Great Bell housed within the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster, in London, United Kingdom. It is not the actual Tower. The Clock Tower is 316 feet and the Empire State Building is 1,473 feet Conclusion:The Empire State Building is taller
If you are referring to the 'Big Ben' clock tower, it is 316 feet (96.3 metres) tall.
The most famous clock in Britain is Big Ben, which is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London. The clock tower itself is now officially called the Elizabeth Tower, named in honor of Queen Elizabeth II. Big Ben is renowned for its iconic chimes and has become a symbol of London and British culture.