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How many faces does the big Ben clock tower have?
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
Why is the Leaning Tower of Pisa a cylinder?
because people like big high round things......
What is the name of the big tower in Taiwan?
Taipei 101
What is the colloquial name of the clock tower of the palace in London?
The Westminster Clock Tower, traditionally known as Big Ben.
What is big bens real name?
Saint Stephens Clock Tower
What is another name for St Stephens Clock Tower?
big ben
What are the nick names of big ben?
Big Ben is in fact an unofficial name for the Great Bell (the one which strikes the hour) inside the tower itself, so it is a nickname. The real name for Big Ben is Elizabeth Tower. It was officially named in 2012 after Her majesty the Queen Elizabeth. Since it was built in the nineteenth century (1858 to be exact) it had no official name until 2012. It was just the tower in the Palace of Westminster.
What is the name of the clock tower in Switzerland parliament?
it really doesn't have a name like Big Ben but people call it, "The famous clock tower of Zytglogge"
What is the name of the great clock tower of the palace Westminster in London?
The Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster is the official name for what people often call 'Big Ben'.
How many floors does the big ben have?
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.
What is the name of the entire complex of big ben?
Big Ben is the nickname for the Clock Tower at the Houses of Parliament. Big Ben is actually the large bell that chimes at the top of the tower. The complex is called The Palace of Westminster.
Was big ben build in the renaissance?
No. Big Ben is actually the name of the 14 ton bell in the Clock Tower at the Palace of Westminster in London. It was installed in 1859.
