visit big ben
Yes, you can still visit it in London.
It is not really known how many people visit Big Ben year on year. Suffice to say however, that Big Ben is one of the most visited landmarks in the UK.
By "Big Ben" you probably mean Elizabeth Tower, which is the clock tower outside the Houses of Parliament in the UK. "Big Ben" is the nickname for the huge bell inside the clock, it is not the name of the tower.The tours are free to members of the UK public. To get a tour, you will have to contact your local MP and ask them if you may take a tour of the tower.The tour times are 9am, 11am and 2pm on Monday to Friday, except Bank Holidays.This tour is currently not available to foreign visitors, but only British citizens, due to the threat of terrorism.More information on this tour can be found on the official UK Parliament website: Click Here
Big Ben is one of the enduring symbols of England. Replicas of the giant clock are produced to capitalize on tourists that visit London.
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.
Because lot's of people visit it all year . :)(:
Big Ben isn't open to the public at any time. Speak with your local MP if you want to visit the Tower. They can arrange it for you.
well the clock tower is not open to the public but back then the most favorite places people would go to was the big ben clock tower.
There are 3 big humongouse [cant be bother correcting my spelling} Cogs in the tower and 1000 small cogs.
Because Lind Frodof built this architect and because it is the great clock. The clock showed time for citizens long ago. It is now a tourist attraction.
Yes, Big Ben is still called Big Ben.