The 'Bloody Tower' is one of the many named towers within the Tower of London.
It isn't. There are several towers within the Tower of London and the White Tower is just one of them, albeit the biggest.
The clock rock in London is known as the "Big Ben," which is actually the name of the Great Bell within the Elizabeth Tower at the north end of the Palace of Westminster. The tower itself was renamed the Elizabeth Tower in 2012 to honor Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee. Big Ben is an iconic symbol of London and is renowned for its distinctive clock and impressive architecture.
The White Tower is one building within the Tower of London. Everything within the outer walls is known as the Tower of London, and this includes The White Tower, the Bloody Tower and the Jewel House. Henry III had the exterior walls of the White Tower whitewashed in 1240, hence the name. The current white parts on the White Tower are made of Caen Stone, which is from France.
Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower) is in London England.
Queen Elizabeth I was put in the Tower of London because she was accused of being a heretic.
The last time The Tower of London was used as a prison was in 1954 when the Kray Twins were held for only a few days because of their refusal to report to national service.
The Queen Elizabeth Tower is in central London next to the Houses of Parliament. It was formerly nicknamed Big Ben after the biggest of the bells in the tower. It was renamed after the Queen in celebration of her Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
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.
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The Tower of London Dungeon, often confused with the Tower of London itself, was located within the Tower complex on the north bank of the River Thames in central London. Historically, the Tower served as a royal palace, prison, and place of execution, with various dungeons and cells situated within its walls. The term "Tower Dungeon" typically refers to the dark, oppressive areas used for imprisonment and torture during its operational years. Today, the Tower of London is a popular tourist attraction, showcasing its rich history.
Tower Bridge is adjacent to the Tower of London on its southeast corner.